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<blockquote data-quote="WBruce" data-source="post: 9258971" data-attributes="member: 6701967">Hi, I am interested in aquiring and running the new Highlander - Cinematic Adventure by Evil Genius.I don't own Everyday Heroes, and I don't know anything about it. How close to 5E it is?I am familiar to D&amp;D 5e, can I run Highlander without reading through Everyday Heroes, or do I need to read the two books to start a campaign?How do you deal with the rule &quot; duel one-on-one&quot; if you have 3-6 players? I find hard to keep characters together if they need to fight one-on-one.I intend to have them together for general missions, but when the time comes for a duel I will try to run it before or after game session so no one is sitting around doing nothing. Not sure it would work wo run multiple encounters at the same time and track everything too.Lastly, but this is important, I have a perception, and this is just conjucture, that to kill a character in a one-on-one duel may be harder than when a beholder roll a 20 and everybody testify. Have anyone played the game and have some insight on that?Thank you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WBruce, post: 9258971, member: 6701967"] Hi, I am interested in aquiring and running the new Highlander - Cinematic Adventure by Evil Genius. I don't own Everyday Heroes, and I don't know anything about it. How close to 5E it is? I am familiar to D&D 5e, can I run Highlander without reading through Everyday Heroes, or do I need to read the two books to start a campaign? How do you deal with the rule " duel one-on-one" if you have 3-6 players? I find hard to keep characters together if they need to fight one-on-one. I intend to have them together for general missions, but when the time comes for a duel I will try to run it before or after game session so no one is sitting around doing nothing. Not sure it would work wo run multiple encounters at the same time and track everything too. Lastly, but this is important, I have a perception, and this is just conjucture, that to kill a character in a one-on-one duel may be harder than when a beholder roll a 20 and everybody testify. Have anyone played the game and have some insight on that? Thank you. [/QUOTE]

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