Reasearching What to Try to Run Next,

[Nohwear]

I am trying to better research what I want to run for my local PFS. I am currently looking at the multipart modules, such as Dragons Demand. My first question is which of them can be handled with our normal five hour seasons?

[Lamontius]

Plunder & Peril might be a good choice, since it is already broken down into three manageable "one-off" segments that each could possibly be run in a five-hour time slot. (That is, three separate five-hour time slots to complete the module as a whole.)

[GM Lamplighter]

Multipart modules are best suited to an established group that doesn't accept new players, like a PFS home game. If you are running sessions at a game store or other public venue which promotes itself, you probably want to stick with regular scenarios, so that when a new player shows up you don't' have to turn them away or make them get partial credit for a multi-part module they can't play again.

[Nohwear]

I do not know if it would make a difference, but I am the only constant DM, currently, at the game store. However, this store is one of three. One runs Friday evening. The other two alternate Saturdays and start about Noon.

[Nohwear]

Thank you everyone for your feedback. I have decided to just convert my home game to PFS and use them to satisfy need to tryout the weirder stuff.

[Woran]

Lamontius wrote:

Plunder & Peril might be a good choice, since it is already broken down into three manageable "one-off" segments that each could possibly be run in a five-hour time slot. (That is, three separate five-hour time slots to complete the module as a whole.)

That would be really pushing it. Especially if you have a party that loves roleplay. TALK TO ALL THE THINGS!