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<blockquote data-quote="MonkeezOnFire" data-source="post: 7941379" data-attributes="member: 6784845">I'd also suggest starting out with shorter adventures at first, but if that's a success and your new DM wants to try their hand at a longer adventure then Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus would be a good fit. It's written in a new DM friendly way often addressing the reader directly with advice on how things can be run. By default it's a relatively on the rails adventure making the beginning parts easy to run. But there are opportunities to turn sections into a sandbox should one desire. The final chapter then really encourages you to make it your own, suggesting some possible climaxes but really how the adventure concludes should be shaped by what decisions the party has made to get there. While most of the larger adventures have issues, I feel that the issues within Descent into Avernus are smaller compared to some of the pitfalls a DM could fall into with the earlier ones that I've read.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MonkeezOnFire, post: 7941379, member: 6784845"] I'd also suggest starting out with shorter adventures at first, but if that's a success and your new DM wants to try their hand at a longer adventure then Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus would be a good fit. It's written in a new DM friendly way often addressing the reader directly with advice on how things can be run. By default it's a relatively on the rails adventure making the beginning parts easy to run. But there are opportunities to turn sections into a sandbox should one desire. The final chapter then really encourages you to make it your own, suggesting some possible climaxes but really how the adventure concludes should be shaped by what decisions the party has made to get there. While most of the larger adventures have issues, I feel that the issues within Descent into Avernus are smaller compared to some of the pitfalls a DM could fall into with the earlier ones that I've read. [/QUOTE]

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