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<blockquote data-quote="zhouj" data-source="post: 254250" data-attributes="member: 5853">Hmm....Hmm, I'm tending towards the stereotyical dungeon mostly. It would reduce the dice-rolling which is annoying and it would save me the time of having to do all those wilderness encounter tables or trying to figure out a viable ecology when the choices for predators are far more common than the choices for prey. I'm also leaning towards drawing scale maps of the cities, not down to encounter level size (ie 5 foot squares) but at least to point that&nbsp;&nbsp; the PC's have enough of an idea that they can find someplace to investigate when I force them to use their brains and investigative skills rather than their dice or magical swords. I'm thinking that if I pre-make any adventure, my players will do something to force to radically change it and I can't really predict what they will do (the items Murphy's Law and chaos theory come to mind here...) and I definitely do not want to turn this into a &quot;railroaded&quot; adventure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zhouj, post: 254250, member: 5853"] [b]Hmm....[/b] Hmm, I'm tending towards the stereotyical dungeon mostly. It would reduce the dice-rolling which is annoying and it would save me the time of having to do all those wilderness encounter tables or trying to figure out a viable ecology when the choices for predators are far more common than the choices for prey. I'm also leaning towards drawing scale maps of the cities, not down to encounter level size (ie 5 foot squares) but at least to point that the PC's have enough of an idea that they can find someplace to investigate when I force them to use their brains and investigative skills rather than their dice or magical swords. I'm thinking that if I pre-make any adventure, my players will do something to force to radically change it and I can't really predict what they will do (the items Murphy's Law and chaos theory come to mind here...) and I definitely do not want to turn this into a "railroaded" adventure. [/QUOTE]

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