Thanksgiving Theme Scenario

[DM Livgin]

In the massive library of PFS scenarios, do any have a remotely thanksgiving theme?

I'm looking to run a thanksgiving (Canada) game for any players in Edmonton displaced from their friends and families.

Pallid Plague covers introducing disease to the ingenious population, but I don't think the cynical is appropriate for this holiday event.

[Fromper]

A harvest feast type of thing, eh?

Feast of Ravenmoor!!! *evil grin*

[DM Livgin]

The second item on my google search for the Feast of Ravenmoor wrote:

paizo.com - Pathfinder Modules: Feast of Ravenmoor is bruta...

Hmm, can't be worse than four hours with the extended family.

[Fromper]

I was (mostly) kidding. There really is a feast in Feast of Ravenmoor, but I'd still say it's more Halloween themed than Thanksgiving themed. Could work for both, though, since the holidays are so close to each other.

Bear in mind that it's a module, not a scenario, though. It should take 8-12 hours to play, mostly depending on how much your group gets into the non-combat RP stuff.

[DM Livgin]

Good to know; we are limited on modules, If we can fit it a 4-6 hr slot it is good (Dragon's Demand) otherwise it does not work well. Thanks though, Now I can start planning a Halloween special.

[Eric Brittain]

3-10 The immortal conundrum (levels 5-9) has a good portion of the game centered around a meal.

3-24 The golden serpent (levels 5-9) also has a restaurant connection.

... but I have to admit that 'Pallid plague' was the first one to spring to mind in response to your request. ;-)

[Jayson MF Kip]

Quest for Perfection 3 is about harvesting and survival...?

[Ferious Thune]

Immortal Conundrum was going to be my suggestion. There's a nice dinner scene where the PCs have each have a chance to relay a story.

Way of the Kirin, actually, has something similar, though with an Eastern flair.

EDIT: Oh! And Hellknight's Feast. QfP 3 was a good suggestion from Jayson.

[PolydactylPolymath]

I would also throw a vote behind The Immortal Conundrum or The Pallid Plague (seriously--it's all about building bridges and healing old wounds between two groups of people).

I'd also like to say that this is a really sweet thing to do for the local community.

[NumenorKing]

The Pallid Plague is the first one that came to mind, but it's a morbid twisty fit.

Immortal Conundrum does have a fantastic dinner scene.

[I'm Hiding In Your Closet]

Hall of the Flesh-Eaters, maybe? :3

[RocMeAsmodeus]

I haven't looked at it yet, but Feast of Sigils is probably a social/dinner party scenario.

[Fromper]

RocMeAsmodeus wrote:

I haven't looked at it yet, but Feast of Sigils is probably a social/dinner party scenario.

LOL

As someone who has played it, that's actually slightly more sick and twisted than Pallid Plague or Feast of Ravenmoor.

I actually agree with going for Pallid Plague. It's a party scenario - there are pinatas and everything. *evil grin*

Actually, I agree with Immortal Conundrum if you're going for a dinner party feel that doesn't overlap into Halloween territory. The others are more Halloween than Thanksgiving scenarios.

[Mike Lindner]

Feast of sigils has a lovely dining experience complete with that after dinner feeling of "I can't believe I ate that."

[CanisDirus]

I was going to echo Pallid Plague and Immortal Conundrum, until I read that ^ from Mike L.

Now I too will recommend Feast of Sigils :P

[DM Livgin]

hahaha, Thanks everyone.

[Iammars]

Feast of Sigils is the best suggestion.

[The Morphling]

Mike Lindner wrote:

Feast of sigils has a lovely dining experience complete with that after dinner feeling of "I can't believe I ate that."

I finished with "Can I have seconds? That was delicious."

[kinevon]

The Morphling wrote:

Mike Lindner wrote:

Feast of sigils has a lovely dining experience complete with that after dinner feeling of "I can't believe I ate that."

I finished with "Can I have seconds? That was delicious."

Like a potato chip, you can't eat just one?

So, could you eat 6 and get an effect from all of them?

[Starglim]

kinevon wrote:

The Morphling wrote:

Mike Lindner wrote:

Feast of sigils has a lovely dining experience complete with that after dinner feeling of "I can't believe I ate that."

I finished with "Can I have seconds? That was delicious."

Like a potato chip, you can't eat just one?

So, could you eat 6 and get an effect from all of them?

A character can benefit from only one bonus from <redacted> at a given time.