
Jon Nealon |
Hi - I'm going to be hosting a b-day party for 5 12 year olds in a few weeks. They all have some experience playing and are familiar with basic gameplay. I have run several games, but never for more than 3 kids. I want to either build a good stand alone adventure that will take 2-3 hours, or base it on a pre-existing story. Any suggestions? It can be a fairly typical dungeon crawl..but I'd like it to be somewhat special as it is kind of a special event for my kids..It's a pathfinder themed b-day-sleepover.
Any and all advice is greatly appreciated!!

Joana |
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Adventure-a-Week has a quartet of adventures written for Beginner's Box rules, in which the PCs are students at a Hogwarts-like Adventurer's School. This is the first. It has four pregens, so you would have to come up with a new one for your fifth player and convert it to the full rules if you wanted to.
Hollow's Last Hope is a delight and one I always recommend for a one-off. It was written for 3.5 so would need conversion, but it was Paizo's first Free RPG Day module so it's a free download if you want to take a look at it and see if it serves your purposes.

TempusAvatar |
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If it's a sleep over, you should plan it somehow so you do two thirds of the adventure the night before and one third the next morning. This way you can pause the action during a time when the characters need to camp on the road, and then you can figure out a way to interrupt the rest with an overnight monster ambush by actually waking them up.