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<blockquote data-quote="pweent" data-source="post: 4796951" data-attributes="member: 15256">Well, I haven't completed an AP yet, but we are almost to the end of Chapter 6 of Age of Worms. We took a hiatus after Chapter 5, and we've converted to 4e beginning with Chapter 6. Advice: read well ahead. Think about how PCs are expected to make the transition from one chapter to the next, because the transitions occasionally take some finessing. I've made my own set of customized reference documents for AoW, detailing the timeline of past events and incorporating changes I've made. I also made a graph of important facts the characters will need to learn at times, and how they can learn it. This is a useful way to make sure clues lead logically from one plays to the next, to help you plan out dramatic revelations, and possibly to sort out how to rejigger some information if you notice you have more &quot;NPC X tells the players to talk to NPC Y&quot; style exposition than you are comfortable with.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pweent, post: 4796951, member: 15256"] Well, I haven't completed an AP yet, but we are almost to the end of Chapter 6 of Age of Worms. We took a hiatus after Chapter 5, and we've converted to 4e beginning with Chapter 6. Advice: read well ahead. Think about how PCs are expected to make the transition from one chapter to the next, because the transitions occasionally take some finessing. I've made my own set of customized reference documents for AoW, detailing the timeline of past events and incorporating changes I've made. I also made a graph of important facts the characters will need to learn at times, and how they can learn it. This is a useful way to make sure clues lead logically from one plays to the next, to help you plan out dramatic revelations, and possibly to sort out how to rejigger some information if you notice you have more "NPC X tells the players to talk to NPC Y" style exposition than you are comfortable with. [/QUOTE]

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