Got any good PFS Christmas Modules?

[Lady Ophelia]

Hey everyone!

So here's a good question for my fellow PFS Game Masters: My society is having an Christmas Eve party at our shop. It's not going to be anything mega, just a few of us kicking it with some food and root beer. But I have no idea what to run during this event..

Anyone got any good ones? We're staying away from the modules, since we will be playing a few of them during New Year's week.

Thanks in advance!

[John W Johnson]

If you want something fun and simple, assuming you haven't played it (even though you said you want to shy away from Modules) We Be Goblins. Outside of that, look at the scenarios that you haven't run in the past. Mists is still a popular module to run (my society is running that as Low Tier this week). Without knowing what's been run and what hasn't makes it a little difficult to really give a good idea, especially with not knowing the levels of the players that are going to play. If you're going high and haven't played it, Immortal Conundrum from Season 3 might be good if you're running higher, especially because of the first half.

[Andrew Christian]

Lady Ophelia wrote:

Hey everyone!

So here's a good question for my fellow PFS Game Masters: My society is having an Christmas Eve party at our shop. It's not going to be anything mega, just a few of us kicking it with some food and root beer. But I have no idea what to run during this event..

Anyone got any good ones? We're staying away from the modules, since we will be playing a few of them during New Year's week.

Thanks in advance!

Among the Living is a neat party scenario

[John W Johnson]

Well, with the Immortal Conundrum,

Spoiler:

the first half takes place at a party.

I think that it would be a fitting setting.

[Lady Ophelia]

I was going to run The Immortal Conundrum, but the problem is, I only have one or two people who are in that tier level. So I'm looking for a 1-7 module.

[Kerney]

I thought about altering the flavor of Among the Living, making the temple of Aroden still active (though the god was dead) and set during 'midnight mass' before a holiday.

Frostfur Captives is set in a winter wonderland with toys and everything!