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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GX.Sigma" data-source="post: 6194968" data-attributes="member: 6690511">I have run it for two groups. They both had the exact same reaction: they got bored of having nothing to do, and tired of all the red herrings (and the fact that apparently no one cares about solving the mysterious high-profile murder that kicked it all off), and decided to make something happen and skip town.Group A decided to [spoiler]search Skoond's house on a whim and found the map. They looked into it, and deduced that Silvershield was planning to blow up Parliament. They brought him to justice, became honorary Flaming Fist members, and left Baldur's Gate as heroes.[/spoiler]Group B didn't even last one session before they got fed up. They stole a magic sword from Sorcerous Sundries and ran away. I pulled out a one page dungeon (Bastion of the Boglings) and the whole group had infinitely more fun.I think it could work if it's in the background of a campaign where the players actually get to play D&D (like if the Undercellar is a megadungeon), but on its own it's a non-adventure.</blockquote>