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Well, let's see. Kingdom of Risur Capital: Slate Government: Constitutional monarchy and parliamentary federal republic When the current monarch dies or abdicates, the successor must be approved by the House of Nobles. The House of Nobles includes the current holders of any Baron, Viscount...

I'd suggest skipping an introductory adventure and starting the AP. It's 13 books, you don't want to dilly-dally, and book 1 does a very good job at introducing Zeit and Lanjyr. After all, it's written for a party who is brand-new to the world and the adventure.

Good to see a Zeit campaign going well. Let me see what I can suggest. Reading ahead in Zeitgeist is often very rewarding when it comes to working in player backstories and themes. Do keep that in mind. Dalton -Other posters have mentioned Dalton's sister Terakalir. but it is also worth noting...

This does lead to the awkward situation where it suggests that even the Elfaivarans are using 'AOV'. In one draft stage of the setting book, I came up with an alternate calendar for them to use, 'BGB' and 'AGB'. But even then the entire Elfaivar section would be in AOV to reflect the dominance...

Partially 4e was best due to the top-notch statblocks and the fluff included therein, in the 4e version. I maintain my belief that Zeitgeist is the greatest adventure path ever written. It has been a rewarding two years playing through it.

I got you. Calendar. The region generally uses a simple calendar devised over a millennium ago by the skyseers of Risur. This calendar divides the year into four 91-day seasons, each starting on an equinox or solstice. After the 91st of Winter, one extra day is used to celebrate the new year...

Folks better prepare for a new generation of pop culture references once our new setting book comes out.

1) Books 5 and 7 might have more on Leone, those are the only places he shows up. 2) You can read ahead and see what Wolfgang will do which might change how you portray him, but you won't find out very much more about his background. In Book 6 he gets stuck with a goblin tribe and cures a...

Interesting fact; not only did Lanjyr suddenly have a moon, but it suddenly has a sun. The Ancient leader, Toteth, saw a few suns on his planar travels and decided to work one into the Axis Ritual. Great lore. It's a good foundation for a lot of stories, and might even be a good foundation for...

I would be strongly inclined to read 'very important at one time' to mean 'this was the temple to a popular god in the time of the Ancients' rather than anything like 'this is a superweapon that walks like a building'.

1) I'd say it is expected that the PCs kill Cillian when he attacks them atop Cauldron Hill while they're with Nevard. He has no further role in the AP. If the PCs like him, keep him around as a future secondary villain. 2) I think you should definitely have Cillian reveal his actions and his...

Sounds like you handled a tricky spot quite well. Congratulations. I believe that Book 5 has a thing where if the party capture Lorcan Kell and bring him to Harkover, the Principal Minister is unable to break the geas on him. ...or perhaps I'm getting confused with another GM's game...

I'll edit in a longer post later when I'm free. For now my advice is that this is a good opportunity to let your players behind the screen and to learn about what rails zeit does and does not have. Some of act 2s key flaws involve Borne, and a hasty decision now will complicate things for you...