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<blockquote data-quote="Argyle King" data-source="post: 6229996" data-attributes="member: 58416">I don't think Murder was bad per se.&nbsp; I applaud the effort to try something different than a string of combat encounters as an adventure.&nbsp; I just don't think the execution was very good.&nbsp; There were too many points where (to me and the others who participated at the local store) it seemed as though our choices made little difference in what was going to happen.&nbsp; While I understand that was, to some extent, necessary for the encounters format, it still made it (at least for me) unfun and dry.&nbsp; To be quiet honest, at the end of the module, I felt as though I had little motivation to try to save the town.&nbsp; One of the players actually attempted to side with the antagonist during the battle in the light house.&nbsp; &nbsp; Upon further conversation with one of the guys who ran the module, he had a similar opinion, and he commented that he thought Murder would have been something cool to splice into a home game and a different adventure.&nbsp; His idea was that the PCs should be doing other things, and then the events of Murder would slowly unfold as the PCs returned to town.&nbsp; It just seemed really forced as-is.&nbsp; Is Legacy of The Crystal shard the current adventure?&nbsp; The one that starts out with the Yeti attack?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Argyle King, post: 6229996, member: 58416"] I don't think [I]Murder[/I] was bad per se. I applaud the effort to try something different than a string of combat encounters as an adventure. I just don't think the execution was very good. There were too many points where (to me and the others who participated at the local store) it seemed as though our choices made little difference in what was going to happen. While I understand that was, to some extent, necessary for the encounters format, it still made it (at least for me) unfun and dry. To be quiet honest, at the end of the module, I felt as though I had little motivation to try to save the town. One of the players actually attempted to side with the antagonist during the battle in the light house. Upon further conversation with one of the guys who ran the module, he had a similar opinion, and he commented that he thought Murder would have been something cool to splice into a home game and a different adventure. His idea was that the PCs should be doing other things, and then the events of [I]Murder[/I] would slowly unfold as the PCs returned to town. It just seemed really forced as-is. Is Legacy of The Crystal shard the current adventure? The one that starts out with the Yeti attack? [/QUOTE]

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