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<blockquote data-quote="On Puget Sound" data-source="post: 4361662" data-attributes="member: 68988">I'm running two parallel groups on alternate Mondays, and being a lazy GM I'm using the same adventures for both, at least to start.&nbsp; Group A has entered Kobold Hall and made it through Skull-Skull.&nbsp; Along the way they captured and interrogated a slinger, so they know there is a white dragon.&nbsp; It will be interesting to see whether foreknowledge is enough to make a difference.&nbsp; I don't see much of a consequence for taking an extended rest after the wyrmpriest; the dragon may wonder why no one has brought in food or tribute today, but I doubt he'll squeeze up the passageway to attack.(Incidentally, I am adding a hole in the ceiling of his cave... he has to get in and out somehow!)Group B spent their first session entirely on exploring Fallcrest, getting to know each other, and arranging to get every NPC in town, separately, to pay them for clearing out the kobolds.&nbsp; So they enter the Hall today.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="On Puget Sound, post: 4361662, member: 68988"] I'm running two parallel groups on alternate Mondays, and being a lazy GM I'm using the same adventures for both, at least to start. Group A has entered Kobold Hall and made it through Skull-Skull. Along the way they captured and interrogated a slinger, so they know there is a white dragon. It will be interesting to see whether foreknowledge is enough to make a difference. I don't see much of a consequence for taking an extended rest after the wyrmpriest; the dragon may wonder why no one has brought in food or tribute today, but I doubt he'll squeeze up the passageway to attack. (Incidentally, I am adding a hole in the ceiling of his cave... he has to get in and out somehow!) Group B spent their first session entirely on exploring Fallcrest, getting to know each other, and arranging to get every NPC in town, separately, to pay them for clearing out the kobolds. So they enter the Hall today. [/QUOTE]

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