Hi,
I am currently GMing "City of Golden Death". In the next session my players might finish the quest and return to Tamran.
So I am looking for a 6-7th level follow up adventure to continue.
Any suggestions?
I am planning on running this
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0786939389
red hand of doom. It is a perfect fit for level etc and there is a decent conversion somewhere on this site as it is 3.5 and it looks like an awesome adventure. In fact I can't wait to start and only just about to start golden death.
I am starting, soon, the price of immortality trilogy, and I was thinking that the Shadow of the Fellknight Queen would be a perfect follow up. I'd just change "Bells" into "kessan" and some small other details...
I'm going to do some "fog" scenarios at the beginning of the game, as to tie it into the Fellknight adventure, and I'm even planning on the woman and man in the temple to be the two who are married at the beginning of the fellknight module.
But I don't know if you had started with the crypt of the everflame, so I don't know how much that would "fully fit" however you are still going to end in Kessen if you are to take the necklaces back there.
My 2 copper.
-Woof.
red hand of doom is good
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Conquest of Bloodsworn Vale is literally right next door to Kassen. I plan on tying all 4 modules together at some point after I stop running Curse of the Crimson Throne.
I am planning on running this
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0786939389
red hand of doom. It is a perfect fit for level etc and there is a decent conversion somewhere on this site as it is 3.5 and it looks like an awesome adventure. In fact I can't wait to start and only just about to start golden death.
I dunno. RHoD *is* a great adventure, but isn't it level 5-10? I understand 'Golden Death' leaves the PCs at level 7...
I've been thinking of 'Felnight Queen' as an easy followup to 'Golden Death'. Just assume the town it takes place in is Kassan and see if you can't introduce some of the NPCs during the earlier adventures.
What I hadn't considered, though, was 'Bloodsworn Vale,' though. That *does* seem like a pretty good follow-up and could easily be run as opening the pass from the east rather than the west.