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Message: <blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 4705510" data-attributes="member: 22424">When using a single pre-published adventure, you can fix this in one step by running an adventure for a slightly lower level than your group. So, for a 6th level group, you might run a 5th level adventure without modification. Simple.In an adventure path context, you can fix this by giving out more XP to the group as they progress. (In the first adventure, you will probably also need to give them more opportunity to rest between encounters than you normally would.) As the campaign progresses, they'll move ahead of the recommended levels, closing the 'optimisation gap', and so fix the problem. Simple.If you refuse to do this, then yes, you are left with having to do the work to adjust the adventures. Short of eating up thousands of words from their very limited page counts, the adventure writers simply cannot print more than the most cursory of adaptation notes - to the point where even including those cursory adaptation notes becomes pointless.Or perhaps I should complain that every single 4e adventure that has ever and will ever be published is utterly worthless, because they assume a 5 PC party, and I only have 3 players?</blockquote>