I want to build a druid character for this adventure path who's focused in training animals that he catches in the wild. Does this AP lend itself to this, or is there not much down time for this to be feasible?
I can't speak to the AP as a whole because I've only read The Brinewall Legacy but the entire middle section is spent on the road. I've also read the third book is largely outdoors on the road. And considering the AP features a long overland trek I think you'll have plenty of downtime. It just won't always be spent in towns or cities, if that's what you're asking.
I can't speak to the AP as a whole because I've only read The Brinewall Legacy but the entire middle section is spent on the road. I've also read the third book is largely outdoors on the road. And considering the AP features a long overland trek I think you'll have plenty of downtime. It just won't always be spent in towns or cities, if that's what you're asking.
Thanks!
I'll just have to figure out a way to keep the animals with me as I train them.
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Book 1 includes a journey of about 2.5 weeks. But not a lot of other time
Book 2 Starts with a journey but after that is urban and time constrained
Book 3 is a long overland journey, lots of time.
Book 4 has a stay in a city. Then a journey. Then a big dungeon.
Book 5 Is very sandboxy. Lots of time
Book 6 Not a lot of time