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<blockquote data-quote="SigmaOne" data-source="post: 6629631" data-attributes="member: 6748799">If they've just finished up Phandelver, Princes of the Apocalypse might be the way to go... it will take a huge load off, with adventuring up to level 13, and it takes place just to the east of the Sword Mountains --- Conyberry and the Old Owl Well even show up on the map.&nbsp; This is what I've done. I used the map found in the Wave Echo Cave giving them the location of one of the dungeons in the campaign, along with Gundren asking them to escort a wagon load of ore (in which the PCs now have a stake) to Red Larch (the &quot;home&quot; village for PotA).&nbsp; If you're feeling burned out and know you'll be busy, this could really help keep things going. I put my own homebrew campaign on hold for just this reason --- I just wasn't able to keep up with it.&nbsp;&nbsp; The reviews for Princes of the Apocalypse have been fantastic. Having read through it, and having started running it yesterday, I know why. It's quite solid.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SigmaOne, post: 6629631, member: 6748799"] If they've just finished up Phandelver, Princes of the Apocalypse might be the way to go... it will take a huge load off, with adventuring up to level 13, and it takes place just to the east of the Sword Mountains --- Conyberry and the Old Owl Well even show up on the map. This is what I've done. I used the map found in the Wave Echo Cave giving them the location of one of the dungeons in the campaign, along with Gundren asking them to escort a wagon load of ore (in which the PCs now have a stake) to Red Larch (the "home" village for PotA). If you're feeling burned out and know you'll be busy, this could really help keep things going. I put my own homebrew campaign on hold for just this reason --- I just wasn't able to keep up with it. The reviews for Princes of the Apocalypse have been fantastic. Having read through it, and having started running it yesterday, I know why. It's quite solid. [/QUOTE]

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