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<blockquote data-quote="James Jacobs" data-source="post: 2415042" data-attributes="member: 23937">If you haven't run Shackled City yet, I definately recomend you wait to check out the hardcover. Among other enhancements, we've added in a large amount of information about the setting and region, along with an appendix on how to tie characters' histories into the area. I'm the first to admit that there's a lot of dungeons in the series, but they're interspersed with lots of opportunity for role playing and social/political/urban intrigue. Especially in the hardcover, since we've returned some of the non-core-to-the-plot encounters that had to be cut from the original run in the magazines due to space limitations.As for other campaigns, I've not run it yet but Barakus does look really neat. I'll be running it in my Saturday game but supercharged up for 18th level characters (I'm not sure that it'll work bumping it up to this level, but I'm gonna give it a try). I started this same campaign out with the Freeport adventures and those went over quite well also.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James Jacobs, post: 2415042, member: 23937"] If you haven't run Shackled City yet, I definately recomend you wait to check out the hardcover. Among other enhancements, we've added in a large amount of information about the setting and region, along with an appendix on how to tie characters' histories into the area. I'm the first to admit that there's a lot of dungeons in the series, but they're interspersed with lots of opportunity for role playing and social/political/urban intrigue. Especially in the hardcover, since we've returned some of the non-core-to-the-plot encounters that had to be cut from the original run in the magazines due to space limitations. As for other campaigns, I've not run it yet but Barakus does look really neat. I'll be running it in my Saturday game but supercharged up for 18th level characters (I'm not sure that it'll work bumping it up to this level, but I'm gonna give it a try). I started this same campaign out with the Freeport adventures and those went over quite well also. [/QUOTE]

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