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Great Excalibur reference!
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When a man lies he murders some part of the world.
Could someone who has had a look at this module please explain to me how they fit a seven-level adventure into 64 pages? That just doesn't seem feasible to me, but I'm sure that Paizo has something up their sleeve.
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Sure
spoiler:
They have quite a bit of encounters. also they have side quests like becoming liked by the townsfolk etc, etc, and the dragon is pretty strong and you can get magic item specially to fight him. Also 7th level depends on you going to 2 technically optional areas.
here is the level synopsis from the book, major spoilers
spoiler:
1 The PCs begin the adventure at 1st level.
2 The PCs should be 2nd level by the time they enter the
Blood Vow tribe’s lair.
3 The PCs should be 3rd level as they begin Chapter 2.
4 The PCs should be 4th level before going to Hunclay’s cave.
5 The PCs should reach 5th level at some point when they
are within the Crypt of Tula.
6 The PCs should reach 6th level before exploring the upper
floors or cellar of the monastery.
7 PCs who complete every encounter and quest they can
before defeating Aeteperax and saving Rima might just
reach 7th level before confronting the dragon in his lair.
2 The PCs should be 2nd level by the time they enter the
Blood Vow tribe’s lair.
3 The PCs should be 3rd level as they begin Chapter 2.
4 The PCs should be 4th level before going to Hunclay’s cave.
5 The PCs should reach 5th level at some point when they
are within the Crypt of Tula.
6 The PCs should reach 6th level before exploring the upper
floors or cellar of the monastery.
7 PCs who complete every encounter and quest they can
before defeating Aeteperax and saving Rima might just
reach 7th level before confronting the dragon in his lair.
Can't wait for the dead tree copy to hit stores.
Great Excalibur reference!
Why thank you! :D