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Thanks all,

solution will probably be a mix of all your suggestions.

Kirwyn, I live in Italy, not too much public for d&d there, at least in the mid-sized town I live in. I prefer to have a group of few good friends to play with rather than a bunch of unknown people. Anyhow, yes, finding another one may be possible, if not easy.

Thanks again everybody, and if you have further suggestions don't hesitate!

I also have another question (if anyone played cross border via internet and how) but that's clearly off-topic and I'll post it somewhere else.

Have a nice day!

Thanks a lot Darkmeer.

Looks like I'll have some extra work to do, but that's OK. I only skimmed through the book as yet, but shouldn't be too difficult to cut on a few encounters or trim down the ELs a bit. Any ideas?

If things get to the worse, I suppose I can trick with the dice a bit, but I tend to do it as little as possible, because it may get out of hand and give the impression to the PC they can beat anything (which is definitely not the case...)

Thanks again.

lupus

Hi all,

my first time here, but it really looks good.

I got The Shackled City some time ago, but I see from several posts that it is going to be a hard time for the players. Problem is, I will have 2 PCs at most. Any suggestion on how to make the campaign doable?

One of the players is experienced, and he may be able to handle 2 PCs, but still 3 looks like not being enough, and maybe you have better ideas.

Thanks a lot

lupus