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I've actually been plotting this very thing for my upcoming game. Here is the basic rundown. Due to time constraints I can't go into much detail yet, but if you're interested I can go into more depth later.

I'm using the We Be Goblins line to forshadow events in Sandpoint.

We Be Goblins
Burnt Offerings
We Be Goblins Too!
The Feast of Ravenmoor
The Skinsaw Murders using the Boggards in Brinestump Mars on the way to Magnimar, and then the Dawn od the Scarlet Sun upon arrival in town
The Hook Mountain Massacre
The Ruby Phoenix Tournament
Curse of the Riven Sky (kind of concurrently with the Fortress of the Stone Giants, LOTS of overlap there)
Fortress of the Stone Giants
We Be Goblins Free!
Sins of the Savoirs
Academy of Secrets
We B4 Goblins!
Spires of Xin-Shalast.

If you want, I'll check back when I have a little more time and can go into greater detail.

I was thinking about doing We be Goblins, but felt like jumping between characters might be annoying for some players. I was previously in a group where the DM decided to do a similar thing and the game sorta' collapsed. Could just be my personal experience though.

I did not fill in anything between the first and second adventure but the idea is definitely not bad. I suspect you won't even have to adjust the CR of the second adventure to balance out more experienced PCs since the first part of Skinsaw Murders is mostly flavorful investigation and horror (where it's not really a big deal if the DCs are not that challenging) and the second part has some infamous PC slayers where an APL of +1 is certainly not going to spoil the fun.

Now that being said, here are my suggestions:

Option 1: Don't fill in an adventure and instead go with the Downtime rules to help the PCs get invested in Sandpoint, which will come in handy later on (during the stone giants raid).

Option 2: Pick a level-appropriate Pathfinder Society scenario like Night March of Kalkamedes. Swap out the major NPCs for Sandpoint natives and have a brief intermission that does not distract from the main AP plot for too many sessions.

Option 3: If you are willing to spend some more time "off the rails" of the AP, I'd recommend Feast of Ravenmoor, which is roughly level-appropriate and could be easily connected by having a Sandpoint native send the party to Ravenmoor to check on a relative. Another good option, which would be a little more work to adjust to the APL, is to run Murder's Mark and have the Umbra Carnival stop near Sandpoint.

Option 4: Check out the Adventure Finder and pick your favorite.

Hope that helps.

I think I might do Feast of Ravenmoor, and then downtime. I'm running a group of 5 but have not adjusted loot, so this will give them a little extra to spend over downtime! Thanks.

I am currently running Rise of the Runelords, and am about to finish the first Chapter.
I am going to give the PCs quite a bit of downtime - but don't exactly want to have a year of nothingness. I'm curious if anyone ran any additional modules between each chapter - and if so, which and why?

I'm fairly new to DMing and am about to start running Serpents Skull, when I suggested this to my friends 6 of them displayed a large amount of interest. I (being probably too nice) agreed to this as I did not wish to leave anyone out.

Does anyone have a simple way of adjusting APs for extra PCs? is it as keeping the PCs level recommended -1, or should I adjust the hit dice of all enemies?

Thanks.

I'm about to DM Haunting of Harrowstone but feel there isn't really enough haunts to give the town the spooky feeling I want to give it.

Feel free to share any extra haunts you added!

Hey, I am currently DMing Carrion Crown and have had my first death.
Being that I'm new to DMing I'm not quite sure how to go about introducing a new character and am looking for suggestions - or how others have gone about it.

Thanks!