Im looking for 3 modules I could chain together for an adventure. I would prefer it to start at level 3. Any advice?
Expanded info: My two DM's are a little burnt out. I was going to run something for a bit to give them a break. An adventure path is too long. So I would like to get a few Modules to get the work done. I'm not the best DM from a storytelling perspective, strait dungeon crawls would be more my thing.
Crypt of the Ever-flame, Mask of the living god and City of Golden death spring to mind.
They're designed to chain together. Caveat Crypt of the Ever-flame starts at level 1
Thanks Firewarrior, I will look into those.
Question - Those are labeled as level 1, 3, 5. Does each take you through 2 levels?
Thanks Firewarrior, I will look into those.
Question - Those are labeled as level 1, 3, 5. Does each take you through 2 levels?
You can always top up the PC's with a bit of extra quest XP if they don't quite get as much as you anticipate.
With that said, I don't recommend that trilogy mostly because I didn't like City of Golden Death. At the risk of ranting, I feel like it was a bait and switch that promised the exploration of a last city and instead gave you a combat-heavy railroad. With Crypt of the Everflame being unsuited to the level range you're looking for, I can't really recommend that trilogy for your purposes. While Paizo hasn't done other loosely tied module trilogy like these, there are still plenty of options that share common themes and could be easily tied together. Just at a quick glance, this looks like a great progression:
Feast of Ravenmoor (3rd level)
Carrion Hill (5th level)
The House on Hook Street (6th level)
All of these modules involve themes of decay and corruption, and could easily be edited to fit together. The antagonists could even all be made into members of the same cult with only minor tweaks. The levels roughly match up with what you want to do, and overall I liked all three of these so I could definitely see creating a campaign between them.
Thanks Firewarrior, I will look into those.
Question - Those are labeled as level 1, 3, 5. Does each take you through 2 levels?
Yes, they do. There is travel between each location that allows for any missing XP to be gained.