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<blockquote data-quote="SkredlitheOgre" data-source="post: 5451594" data-attributes="member: 99513">Personally, I used a d20 module called &quot;Frozen Whispers&quot; for my first Pathfinder adventure with the full group.&nbsp; The party goes into the woods to find a hunting lodge during the winter.&nbsp; The journey to the lodge can be an adventure unto itself.&nbsp; One of my players got ambushed by a hunter.&nbsp; Good times.Anyway, they eventually get to the lodge and find blood and a couple of dead bodies...and one not-so-dead body.&nbsp; Ultimately, the group has to fight a wendigo, which was pretty sweet. Honestly, I had to buff the wendigo a bit (I made it a CR4 instead of 3, against a Fighter, Cleric, Bard and Rouge, all level 1.&nbsp; Wendigos just don't get a lot of hit points.)&nbsp; The Fiend Folio has a Wendigo template.As I'm doing a sort of Warehouse 13-style game, the wendigo had been transformed into a wendigo by an amulet, instead of eating someone's flesh, and the group had to retrieve the amulet.&nbsp;&nbsp; More good times were had when one of the players picked up the amulet barehanded.&nbsp;&nbsp; I thought the rest of the group was going to end up having to kill him.It's a nice little module with plenty of wiggle room for details, but it's not really Pathfinder specific, so it might not be what you want.&nbsp; I ran this one because it was an easy module and that was the first thing I ran for Pathfinder and I thought it worked well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SkredlitheOgre, post: 5451594, member: 99513"] Personally, I used a d20 module called "Frozen Whispers" for my first Pathfinder adventure with the full group. The party goes into the woods to find a hunting lodge during the winter. The journey to the lodge can be an adventure unto itself. One of my players got ambushed by a hunter. Good times. Anyway, they eventually get to the lodge and find blood and a couple of dead bodies...and one not-so-dead body. Ultimately, the group has to fight a wendigo, which was pretty sweet. Honestly, I had to buff the wendigo a bit (I made it a CR4 instead of 3, against a Fighter, Cleric, Bard and Rouge, all level 1. Wendigos just don't get a lot of hit points.) The Fiend Folio has a Wendigo template. As I'm doing a sort of Warehouse 13-style game, the wendigo had been transformed into a wendigo by an amulet, instead of eating someone's flesh, and the group had to retrieve the amulet. More good times were had when one of the players picked up the amulet barehanded. I thought the rest of the group was going to end up having to kill him. It's a nice little module with plenty of wiggle room for details, but it's not really Pathfinder specific, so it might not be what you want. I ran this one because it was an easy module and that was the first thing I ran for Pathfinder and I thought it worked well. [/QUOTE]

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