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<blockquote data-quote="Von Ether" data-source="post: 9477843" data-attributes="member: 15582">For question 2. Path is a continuation of the boxed campaign and suggests the minimum requirements a PC needs to participate or they might find the campaign quite a bit tougher. That also answers Question 1 in part because as a continuation, it inherently has to use some elements from the previous campaign.On that note, it's a little hard to understand exactly what the criticism is focusing on.The campaign is broken into three main sections, an even more OSR style sandbox, a good sized dungeon as far as D&amp;D goes, perhaps even bigger in the light of Dragonbane not needing an XP grind, and then a location-based arc.The story behind the campaign is that it is famous in Sweden and the two first halves are written by a beloved game writer. The third was written by someone else and had some criticism. This time around the beloved writer did all three.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Von Ether, post: 9477843, member: 15582"] For question 2. Path is a continuation of the boxed campaign and suggests the minimum requirements a PC needs to participate or they might find the campaign quite a bit tougher. That also answers Question 1 in part because as a continuation, it inherently has to use some elements from the previous campaign. On that note, it's a little hard to understand exactly what the criticism is focusing on. The campaign is broken into three main sections, an even more OSR style sandbox, a good sized dungeon as far as D&D goes, perhaps even bigger in the light of Dragonbane not needing an XP grind, and then a location-based arc. The story behind the campaign is that it is famous in Sweden and the two first halves are written by a beloved game writer. The third was written by someone else and had some criticism. This time around the beloved writer did all three. [/QUOTE]

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