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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 7397789" data-attributes="member: 1465">I haven't played any of these, but from what I know about them, perhaps all of them are too long to fit in a single game day, or maybe only LMoP can do?If you want to be able to complete an adventure in a day, you may also want to seriously cut down the time between sitting down at the table and starting the adventure. Consider the following options:1- skip rules explanations -&gt; you don't really need to explain the game extensively in advance, your players probably already know what it is about, and you don't need to explain any specific rule until it comes into play; just jump into the story as soon as possible2- use pregenerated characters -&gt; with 4 players, make 6 ready-to-play characters, give a quick presentation of them (1 minute each) and let the players choose; leave up the narrative details to them (e.g. name, gender, personality) but have all the stats and equipment ready</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 7397789, member: 1465"] I haven't played any of these, but from what I know about them, perhaps all of them are too long to fit in a single game day, or maybe only LMoP can do? If you want to be able to complete an adventure in a day, you may also want to seriously cut down the time between sitting down at the table and starting the adventure. Consider the following options: 1- skip rules explanations -> you don't really need to explain the game extensively in advance, your players probably already know what it is about, and you don't need to explain any specific rule until it comes into play; just jump into the story as soon as possible 2- use pregenerated characters -> with 4 players, make 6 ready-to-play characters, give a quick presentation of them (1 minute each) and let the players choose; leave up the narrative details to them (e.g. name, gender, personality) but have all the stats and equipment ready [/QUOTE]

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