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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NewJeffCT" data-source="post: 5653512" data-attributes="member: 10784">A little over a year ago, I read a couple of good adventures that started an adventure path - Burnt Offerings and The Skinsaw Murders - the first two parts of Rise of the Runelords.  (I was using a version converted to 4E)  I liked Skinsaw because it was a lot different than what I run normally.However, once the party was into Skinsaw in game, I picked up the next three modules in the Adventure Path and was not really excited by them.  They seem a bit too straightforward to me - Event A to Encounter B to Encounter C to Event D - without a lot of deviation.  Plus, while there are some good encounters, it seemed a bit too standard to me (Ogres in Hook Mountain, then Giants in Fortress of the Stone Giants)So, while I like the characters in game and everybody is at level 8, I don't really have much inspiration to continue on the current AP.Has anybody run into this situation before?  If so, how did you handle it?  I'm going to put the question to my group later, but wanted some ideas first as well.1) Start a new campaign from level 12) Continue with Rise of the Runelords, with me (the DM) sucking it up3) Continue with the same PCs, but go in a totally different direction (any ideas for a level 8-12 adventure for 4E?)4) Continue with the same PCs, but go in a different direction and keep Rise of the Runelords in the background (i.e., mix in a few RotRL events/encounters here & there)5) Do something else altogether?  (what?)My initial idea was to run a higher level version of Kingmaker (another Paizo AP), but now I'm not so sure.</blockquote>

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