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<blockquote data-quote="Papa-DRB" data-source="post: 4795931" data-attributes="member: 51291">I ran Shackled City from start to finish, using the hard cover book that had the extra 3rd (?) level adventure in it.Just finishing up book 2 (of 6) in the Rise of the Runelords (RotRL) and intend to DM it all the way thru.I tell my players that we are playing an &quot;adventure path&quot; or &quot;campaign book/box set&quot; at the get go, and what level they will be at the end. My guys like to plan...They have come to understand that there will be minimal rail roading, because I don't have the time to either sandbox it or make up my own open ended adventures. This doesn't mean that we follow the AP exactly as written. For instance, we have spent 1 1/2 session (every 2 weeks for 5-6 hours) in Magnimar, and will spend much of the next one there, most of it roleplaying and finding out information. If you look at the book, it is 3 set location encounters which could be played in a couple of hours.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Papa-DRB, post: 4795931, member: 51291"] I ran Shackled City from start to finish, using the hard cover book that had the extra 3rd (?) level adventure in it. Just finishing up book 2 (of 6) in the Rise of the Runelords (RotRL) and intend to DM it all the way thru. I tell my players that we are playing an "adventure path" or "campaign book/box set" at the get go, and what level they will be at the end. My guys like to plan... They have come to understand that there will be minimal rail roading, because I don't have the time to either sandbox it or make up my own open ended adventures. This doesn't mean that we follow the AP exactly as written. For instance, we have spent 1 1/2 session (every 2 weeks for 5-6 hours) in Magnimar, and will spend much of the next one there, most of it roleplaying and finding out information. If you look at the book, it is 3 set location encounters which could be played in a couple of hours. [/QUOTE]

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