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<blockquote data-quote="Tormyr" data-source="post: 7974494" data-attributes="member: 6776887">Is this for a group of players who have played much before? If so, I would recommend skipping the first two levels and just starting the adventure at level 3. Both campaigns start at level 3 for the reasons [USER=6776023]@hirou[/USER] mentioned. Level 3 is also the first level where all the characters have a subclass.If these players have not played before, a short, introductory adventure could be useful. For WotBS, an adventure west of Gate Pass that warns the heroes of the coming Ragesian army or a mission that involves hiding spellcasters from city officials who are going to round them up in advance of the inquisitors coming to take them away would work. For Zeitgeist, a basic investigation could work. When it is finished, the constables are transferred to Delft. An adventure for beginning players could also be something completely unrelated as a way to get the players' feet wet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tormyr, post: 7974494, member: 6776887"] Is this for a group of players who have played much before? If so, I would recommend skipping the first two levels and just starting the adventure at level 3. Both campaigns start at level 3 for the reasons [USER=6776023]@hirou[/USER] mentioned. Level 3 is also the first level where all the characters have a subclass. If these players have not played before, a short, introductory adventure could be useful. For WotBS, an adventure west of Gate Pass that warns the heroes of the coming Ragesian army or a mission that involves hiding spellcasters from city officials who are going to round them up in advance of the inquisitors coming to take them away would work. For Zeitgeist, a basic investigation could work. When it is finished, the constables are transferred to Delft. An adventure for beginning players could also be something completely unrelated as a way to get the players' feet wet. [/QUOTE]

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