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It really depends on the Adventure Path though. For example in Kingmaker the BBEG doesn't show up till the last(?) Book or so and there are little hints for the party to actually know that the BBEG is behind all this. There it really helps to have read the whole AP so that you as the DM work...

Not in 4e. The superior Crossbow is the best ranged weapon you can get cause it is the most accurate one. Sure you need a minor to reload it but there is a feat for that to make it a free action. Not that I know of... but can't image that would be the case.

"The question is, is anyone of us able to open a safe? I am pretty sure I am useless on this task." Robert admits.

I'd prefer the uniting of the kingdoms thing. Lots of Diplomacy, Court Intrigue and Conquering sounds better to me than some duels. Though of course this would depend on how your DM is handling things, so keep that in mind by making your final choice.

Monster Vault: Threats to the Nentir Vale

Robert smirks at Yargos. "Yeah, Yargos, spill the beans. Better help Charity with her plan or else my back-up plan gets set in motion. And in that you are gonna be the bait..."

"You missed the third option, we beat up his bodyguards and get the information from beef jerky. But if you can get a peaceful solution, I am all for that. I think you better handle the talking with molten face. I lack the patience for negotiations." Robert says.

"This whole mess is your fault, you'll find a way." Robert replies. Turning to the burned man "Grandmaster Crisp, tell us where to find Nessian so we can be on our merry way to deal with him, while you and Yargos here discuss payment."

"Ah no problems, this old guy here will cover the payment." Robert replies swiftly.

Seeing the burned man, Robert bites his lips to avoid making snide comments like: 'Not really a Grandmaster of a torch if he burned himself so badly' or 'Right, another crazy man that thinks he is a torch'. Instead he says "Also nice location. Always nice for guest to wade through sh*t before...

Sadly the most enjoying character in the TV series is gone now...

"Only thing left to do is get that book. So who do we need to beat up to get the book back again?"

What he said. And it's partially my fault ^^

"Okay lets get going even though I am not looking forward to talk again to the Old Fart " Robert says. I don't think there is anything left here to do, I am all in for going on.

"Charity, you are a cruel woman. Introducing poor Gavin to that insane old fart and and the Firemaster or what ever his nickname was." Robert says jokingly. "But in all seriousness, You are right, the whitecloaks can take care of the rest here, maybe they have a cleric that can detect poison...

"Good, I look over those bodies at the entrance then." Robert mumbles and moves towards the room, where he fought his very first Echolon. Searching for Stuff: 1D20+7 = [4]+7 = 11 hurray, back to crappy rolls :) Have fun with the moving, I just moved this Tuesday :)

"So, is that the poison then? And if so, is it all?" Robert asks.

"Thanks Corbin for the healing." Robert Kronbark AC: 17 (14 flat-footed, 13 touch) HP: 32/32 CMB: +7 CMD: 20 Fort: +4 Reflex: +5 Will: +2 Perception: +7 Initiative: +2 Current Weapon in Hand: Greatsword (mwk) (+9 & 2d6+6 crit: 19-20/x2) Favored Enemy: Human (+2 to attack and damage rolls)

I am looking for the fillable Character Sheet pdf for Marvel Heroic Roleplaying that you could download on Margaret Weis' page before they lost the license (and were asked by Marvel to take the bonus stuff down). Does anyone still have the pdf saved somewhere and is willing to share it with me...

"Man those are annoying. Is there anyway to tell if all are gone? Can those move through Walls?" Robert asks once his voice is back. "Oh and everyone alright?"