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Greetings to all, and thankyou for looking at my thread!! As stated in the title, I have began this initial campaign not but a few weeks ago...needless to say it took TWO days of 12 hour gaming sessions to get them just to the missing Barmaid part!!! To explain my lack of experienced players would eat up too much time. However what I have found really motivates them is visual aids in any shape or form. So I appeal to ALL of you...do you have anything thing that could assist me? Anything from small area maps, building maps, or even additions to the handouts?? I have noticed them on other threads but have had no luck downloading them, most of the time following the link and my internet exploring telling me the site is expired or not functioning anymore.
Thank you all!!
Experienced DM vs. non-experienced players
Pictures are fantastic for inexperienced players, when they meet a monster, handing them a printed picture of what it looks like can be cool.
This is already done for you for most of the NPC's in this adventure, but some of the stock monsters could be cool.
A quick search of google images is usually good enough to throw up a selection of choices.
Check the Blog
Use the PDF to print off the colour pics
Surf around with pathfinder or rothrl in search I found some that way as well.
Also the other modules and books if your a subscriber are riddled with pictures you can capture and use, I should know I do it all the time. they really freaked when I showed them the sinspawn picture and exclamed "Whats wrong with it's mouth? Is it a predator." It then went on to give them a serious fight esp. once I told them they noticed it woulds sealing up as they fought it. Much fun for me.
Also search for Goblin tribes as there is stuff on the different tribes appreal which added great flavour to them. Also there was a great write up about the towns 12 militia which was of good fun when my party worked on a defense for the town before heading out to thistletop.
Thats all I can think of right now as at work and it is very busy.