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<blockquote data-quote="Stormborn" data-source="post: 2120759" data-attributes="member: 14041">If you are running the game then I am actually going to suggest staying away from a campaign setting at first.&nbsp; Contrary to the popular wisdom i know, but you really need to get a feel for the game before investing the time and effort, not to mention complications, of fitting things in to a campaign setting.&nbsp; Either take Ed Cha's advice on that product or a similar one or go find a good low level Dungeon adventure (or wait until Shackled City comes out).&nbsp; When I first started DMing I found it helpful to run a few generic setting adventures before launching into a specific world.D20 Fantasy has a lot of great options, but to be honest sometimes simple is better.&nbsp; My wife is going to run a game soon for the first time.&nbsp; I suggested to her what I suggest to you: Core 3 books only, pre-published 1st level adventure.&nbsp; Worry about the rest later.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormborn, post: 2120759, member: 14041"] If you are running the game then I am actually going to suggest staying away from a campaign setting at first. Contrary to the popular wisdom i know, but you really need to get a feel for the game before investing the time and effort, not to mention complications, of fitting things in to a campaign setting. Either take Ed Cha's advice on that product or a similar one or go find a good low level Dungeon adventure (or wait until Shackled City comes out). When I first started DMing I found it helpful to run a few generic setting adventures before launching into a specific world. D20 Fantasy has a lot of great options, but to be honest sometimes simple is better. My wife is going to run a game soon for the first time. I suggested to her what I suggest to you: Core 3 books only, pre-published 1st level adventure. Worry about the rest later. [/QUOTE]

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