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<blockquote data-quote="Primitive Screwhead" data-source="post: 3527740" data-attributes="member: 20805">From where I am at, half-way through the second module, there is little problem with providing motivation to a non-good party.There is a concern, however, in that a number of encounters are set up with a moral twist to them.&nbsp;For instance, one 'random' encounter gives the characters a chance to save a woman from a burning building.. I described the scene with a few townsfolk milling around. My group, bless their hearts, said 'well...someone else will figure out how to save her'I am reading ahead and trying how to adjust the moral challenges to reflect the ambivilent attitude of the group...there not 'evil' per se, just more concerned about their success/safety than anyone elses.Didn't even stop to bury the body of the old Mage after raiding the bounty hunters camp...just left him there {after taking the shroud and the Fighter is wearing the dead cat like a talisman around his neck....}</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Primitive Screwhead, post: 3527740, member: 20805"] From where I am at, half-way through the second module, there is little problem with providing motivation to a non-good party. There is a concern, however, in that a number of encounters are set up with a moral twist to them. For instance, one 'random' encounter gives the characters a chance to save a woman from a burning building.. I described the scene with a few townsfolk milling around. My group, bless their hearts, said 'well...someone else will figure out how to save her' I am reading ahead and trying how to adjust the moral challenges to reflect the ambivilent attitude of the group...there not 'evil' per se, just more concerned about their success/safety than anyone elses. Didn't even stop to bury the body of the old Mage after raiding the bounty hunters camp...just left him there {after taking the shroud and the Fighter is wearing the dead cat like a talisman around his neck....} [/QUOTE]

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