| misterakko |
Hi all. My group and I have been playing D&D since forever (we are all above 45 yo). The next-to-last campaign was D&D 3.5, the Age of Worms AP. A couple of us (myself included) hated that AP because quite a few scenarios involved just combat. When you've been playing for 30 years, rolling dice in order to kill monsters becomes boring very fast.
The last campaign was D&D 4.0, but a couple of us hated the game mechanics. Also, the DM had to enhance all monsters we met, because we've become very effective in managing our characters and most vanilla combats were too easy for our optimized builds.
So now I'm looking into Pathfinder. The question is: which AP would you suggest for a very jaundiced group of players? We would love it if it had little combat and lots of investigation, traps, mysteries, puzzles. A bit of role playing would be nice. An unusual environment would be a plus, because we've been saving fantasy worlds for a while now :)