Thanks for the posts powerdemon - I hope you guys have a blast with your homebrew paladin solo. I have found one on one play to be a lot of fun - which is why I like writing them of course. Cheers
CB - The wider sewer channel is deeper beyond the gate as the drainage system nears the harbor exits. Probably 10-12 feet or so. Hope that helps you visualize it a bit more - cheers.
In his heyday, The Hanged Man would comment, "Patience, young nimble-fingers! Timing is all!" Thanks for the enthusiasm, Tacticslion! I think the saying that writers write the adventures they want to play comepetely shines through in this one for me. The cool thing about the playtest though, was I had just as much fun as a GM. These one-player stories really grab you from both sides of the table. Even with your busy schedule above, I bet you won't have to wait too long - after all - it is only two schedules you need to manage to get a game night in, and The Hanged Man's Orphans breaks into pretty easily digestible chunks, so playing for an hour or so before a regular session might work. Enjoy!
Feel free to ask questions or let us know how you went with 'Orphans'. Yes - please do. These adventures are a ton of fun to write, and playtesting them even more so. I hope everyone enjoys.
Excited to be heading back to Seattle again this year - see you all there.
Enjoy your new adventures Liz, thanks for all you have done for this community.
Congrats to Russ, and to all in the contest, I have to say I was disturbingly and gloriously icked out by all of the other entries. There was some great stuff in there. Thanks to Mark and Purple Duck for hosting the contest. Michael
@ Megan, Endz and Ssalrrn - thanks so much for the great comments. Glad to see people are enjoying the module. Michael Allen
Hello all. This is Michael Allen, and I am the grand prize winner of the First Annual Pathmaster contest from AdventureAWeek.com. I am working up some pitches for the six-part adventure path I will be writing for AAW and had a few questions for the crowd to help me define the scope of the project. What scope of adventure path are you interested in? An epic 1-20th level path? A tighter (6-7 levels worth of advancement) path. Or something in between. If you are looking for a tighter path, what is your ideal level range? Would you be up for an adventure path with a larger level spread that you had to drop in other adventures in between episodes to level up? And finally, if you had to put a percentage on sandbox vs scripted tale where would your percentages lie? Thanks in advance for any feedback. I am really looking forward to working on this. Michael
I thought you could cast 2nd level spells if you have a weapon cord attached to the spells per day chart |
