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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Niccodaemus" data-source="post: 5821924" data-attributes="member: 6683506">There are a couple of things I would do1) I like DMing small groups. I also like challenging adventures with interesting storylines. As these adventures tend to be higher levels, I like to modify them to fit the party size and level2) Make it a stealthy campaign. Instead of the players fighting everything head on, give them some tools to sneak around... boots of silence, cloaks of hiding. That way, they can make their way through the adventure and choose their fights.3) Give the bad guys weaknesses. Lower their morale, and use morale checks. Add viruses, sounds or other things that work as "bombs" that can take out/disable a large number of opponents if the players can reach the "trigger".4) Provide the PCs with escape routs. This can be slaves that have secret tunnels, etc.. so that if the players are discovered, they can make a quick getaway and hide.5) Give the players specific goals, rather than just killing things and getting stuff. Maybe there is a master plan in the heart of the lair... maps and such... that the players could get their hands on and get out of there. Make is so that it is clear that if they take a long strategy approach, they will save more people than if they try to bust out every slave they meet.6) Watch the movie the great escape. All sort of neat ideas for breaking multiple people out of their prisons.</blockquote>