Best Gamemastery Module for Skill Challenges?

[Elijah Snow]

My players are tired of dungeon crawling and want a chance to use their skills - very admirable. I've got all of the Gamemastery modules but haven't had a chance to read many of them.

Any recommendations for good skill challenges as opposed to combat situations?

[KaeYoss]

Don't use the term "skill challenge", 4e ruined that forever.

I don't know the GM/PF modules, but if they're like the Adventure Paths (and I think they are), most of them will involve skill checks.

There's usually a lot of combat involved, of course (this is Pathfinder), but it's never a string of encounters without reason or rhyme.

Curse of the Crimson Throne is mostly an urban campaign, so there's a lot of situations where you can try the non-violent approach.

[Morgen]

I'd imagine you should look for some puzzles that you can use different skills to help overcome. It could be as simple as a riddle puzzle where knowledge checks come into play to something using decipher script to decode an ancient language to a gigantic trap that needs several checks to disarm at various locations while monsters stream into the room.

(I agree about the skill challenge bit.)

[Elijah Snow]

Well, you can see what I'm dealing with. 5/6 of my players play 4E exclusively except for my PFRPG game. I would still be interested in feedback on the Gamemastery or Pathfinder Society modules that get into good skill uses.