What do YOU plan on doing with Daggerheart?

As a side note: the foes in the QS are not in the corebook...
Ancient Skeleton - close to Skeleton Warrior... different damage, fewer HP. Not in Sablewood Guide, either.
Forest Wraith - not even the same kind of being as the "stonewraith" in the book.
Strixwolf – comparable to, but very distinctly different from, the Dire Wolf. Is in the Sablewood Subsetting guide.
Thistlefolk Ambusher - no readily apparent parallel. Thistlefolk mention in the Sablewood subsetting guide, but no stat blocks there.
Also - the sablewood guide provides an environment for the village of Hush.

I'll also note: the QS adversary blocks are not up to the standard set in the corebook. They are missing the description and motivation/tactics lines. The Sablewood subsetting guide has full statblocks for what it gives statblocks for...

Which leads me on to...
I'm having to write a followup adventure to the QS because my players loved it. It got my quietest player more active...
 

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So, I'm intrigued enough by Daggerheart that I'm considering running it. I'm thinking a KISS scenario/short campaign where the party is doing Robin Hood. They've been named outlaws, there's a corrupt Baron oppressing the local villages and they're the Merry People that are a thorn in the Baron's side. If it goes a little grittier, can throw some Andor into the mix.
 

So, I'm intrigued enough by Daggerheart that I'm considering running it. I'm thinking a KISS scenario/short campaign where the party is doing Robin Hood. They've been named outlaws, there's a corrupt Baron oppressing the local villages and they're the Merry People that are a thorn in the Baron's side. If it goes a little grittier, can throw some Andor into the mix.
You may want to note the option for a 4th HP on sufficiently high damage hits... See the SRD, p 39, LC callout box or Core Rules p91, RC callout box.
 

So I ran a session. In person. I feel like there was an alignment of the spheres to make this possible. There's a new bar/restaurant near where I live that's based on gamers and gaming. One of the things they have are private rooms to rent to play board games or RPGs. So I thought I'd get a group together, rent a room, and have some beverages.

I had the quickstart to play, and had printed out all the pre-gens, including the standees. We had a blast. It was a four person group and three of the four players are trying to scrounge up the game.

Next stop is a session zero to pick the campaign and start a game. Likely, it will be every other week, but that will still be fantastic. I can't say enough good things about the game because it actually got my group excited.
 

My plan? Taking it out of the wrapping eventually!
 

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