joela |
Mine depends on what Season you're wanting to run,
Season 0 - Mists of Mwangi -- it's a short quick and to the point kind of mod and since it is quick can easily run the sequal Voice in the Void from Season 1 right after it.
I also like Black Waters just for the beginning scene with the father
Thanx, Thea. I'll check them both out.
Arnim Thayer Venture-Captain, Missouri—Cape Girardeau |
Mists of Mwangi is hands down my favorite to run, especially at the lower levels. Voice in the Void makes a good follow up, since it was written to be a "spiritual sequel." And any of the Grandmaster Torch scenarios (Silent Tide, Many Fortunes of Grandmaster Torch, and Delirium's Tangle) make for fun play with a memorable NPC (though placing them staggered and scattered between other scenarios makes it seem more cohesive).
Hope this helps. I'll have to let you know my impressions on Among the Dead after this weekend.
joela |
Mists of Mwangi is hands down my favorite to run, especially at the lower levels. Voice in the Void makes a good follow up, since it was written to be a "spiritual sequel." And any of the Grandmaster Torch scenarios (Silent Tide, Many Fortunes of Grandmaster Torch, and Delirium's Tangle) make for fun play with a memorable NPC (though placing them staggered and scattered between other scenarios makes it seem more cohesive).
Hope this helps. I'll have to let you know my impressions on Among the Dead after this weekend.
Silent Tide was one of my first PFS scenarios as a player. Fun, fun.
Re: Among the Dead. Yes, please, let me know how it goes. Thanks!
joela |
I've run Mists of Mwangi 13 times and it's still one of my favorite scenarios to introduce PFS to new players. Frozen Fingers of Midnight is another one that's near to my heart. I think Citadel of Flame is excellent also.
Frozen was a fun one, so much so I tranlocated into Savage Worlds into an Arabian Nights-esque one-shot! ^_^
San-Chez |
Arnim Thayer wrote:Mists of Mwangi is hands down my favorite to run, especially at the lower levels. Voice in the Void makes a good follow up, since it was written to be a "spiritual sequel." And any of the Grandmaster Torch scenarios (Silent Tide, Many Fortunes of Grandmaster Torch, and Delirium's Tangle) make for fun play with a memorable NPC (though placing them staggered and scattered between other scenarios makes it seem more cohesive).
Hope this helps. I'll have to let you know my impressions on Among the Dead after this weekend.
Silent Tide was one of my first PFS scenarios as a player. Fun, fun.
Re: Among the Dead. Yes, please, let me know how it goes. Thanks!
I have played #49 Among the Dead and ran it twice it is a great mod at the 2 lower teirs. I found it a little too easy at 6-7.
Without giving any thing away magic trumps the oh crap factor at 6-7.
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Steel_Wind |
So far, from a player's perspective, I've enjoyed #12 Stay of Execution the most. I'm not really sure why that is so, but it seemed to hit all the right notes in terms of roleplaying and combat.
From a GM's perspective, it's more difficult to say. I'm running #59 and #60 at Gencon several times -- so I hope by the end of my eigth slot I will have come to like both of them a lot.
Speaking of which Josh: *ahem* getting the Gencon PFSS modules out to GMs, exceedingly soon would be a Very Good Thing™. Many of us have special map prep work to deal with in advance, scenarios to read and re-read (and re-read again) to otherwise get our ducks lined up for Gencon.
Please and thank-you, of course :)
Darkwolf |
I really enjoyed #39 The Citadel of Flame. The series of encounters with Gali are a lot of fun on both sides of the screen, though a bit more-so for the GM.
I also had a lot of fun running Voice in the Void, though I will be having my first session with Mist of Mwangi this weekend, and I'm looking forward to that a bunch as well.
Dr. Guns-For-Hands |
I've had some fun GMing Society, but never as much fun as running 2-13 Murder on the Throaty Mermaid.
A real who dunnit designed for multiple possibilities for the murderer. More Roleplaying than combat.
My players had a blast and I got some solid roleplaying out of some gamers that normally wallflowered until combat.
Abbasax |
I've had some fun GMing Society, but never as much fun as running 2-13 Murder on the Throaty Mermaid.
A real who dunnit designed for multiple possibilities for the murderer. More Roleplaying than combat.
My players had a blast and I got some solid roleplaying out of some gamers that normally wallflowered until combat.
Nice to hear that's a fun one. I'm running it next week for my work group.
Mortifier |
So far I would say Midnight Mauler was my favorite. Nice mix of RP and Action. RP aspect of Murder on the Throaty Mermaid was awesome as well.
Jason S |
I was going to start a new thread closer to Gencon, for everyone's new experiences, but here we go.
Definitely "Murder on the Throaty Mermaid" for me. So much fun, it's basically the reason I roleplay. Times like that make it worthwhile.
Although I haven't run it yet, I know that I'll rock "The Darkest Vengeance", it fits my storytelling style perfectly.
Tamec Venture-Agent, Florida–Altamonte Springs |
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*casts Raise Dead*
My favorite is one I ran a few months ago and played in this past week and that is
When the party got to the towers, the bard cast sleep on one tower, and the barbarian said to the goblins "Make sure they are dead" so the "captives" charged the one tower, and to make it obvious what the Frostfurs were doing I told them they heard the goblins saying "One...Two...Three" then a sleeping goblin came flying over the battlements. The second hit the battlements and woke up, and preceded to beg for his life, which the party spared and took him captive. The party then continued on with an extra goblin letting all of them know that Absalom was a magical city where the sewers were overflowing with "rats and kindling." When they got to the rendezvous the other party said "wait you were supposed to have 5 (the party size) goblins, why are there 6?" The barbarian responded by saying "Do you know how fast goblins breed?"