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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Weezknight" data-source="post: 6383664" data-attributes="member: 6779974">Absolutely, there's no one-size-fits-all adventure. But I think the whole heroic stupid thing depends on how much information is given out by the DM as the characters approach Greenest.Is the dragon attacking in full force when they arrive? Is he just sitting on a parapet somewhere? Does he look interested in the attack at all?How many raiders do the PC's actually see? How much fire and smoke is actually billowing from the town?All of this comes into play. At the very least I would expect the PC's to try and get in close enough to further assess the situation. From there it should be very easy for them to figure out a way to pick their way through the town without fighting every moving thing available to them.In the case of my players, what they wrote into their back story was enough for them to head in and try to safely/stealthily find the person they were looking for. Because who knew if that person would still be around if they waited it out.</blockquote>