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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Goonalan" data-source="post: 5516781" data-attributes="member: 16069">Sellswords of Punjar, an excellent opening adventure- I've DM'ed it maybe 3 or 4 times. The entire series can be used to make a great Heroic opening to a campaign- I hope your DM chooses to run you through them- opportunities for roleplay, weird and wonderful villains, and some nice flavour- unlike the WOTC offerings.God bless Goodman Games.Good luck to you- any chance of a story hour for your adventures?I think the adventure features twice in my own story hours (see sig), but don't go looking too far as the other adventures in the series are in there too I think.The last time we played it the following encounters were stand out-The Bazaar of the Bizarre- the PCs ended up fighting Arthuro and his Toughs, the Otyugh (and when it died ten Otyugh Grubs), and Irocar and his Dog-Brothers, three encounters in to one- which caused two PC deaths.Madame Zeb- not a dangerous encounter but there was much roleplay between her and the Halfling Paladin PC, which resulted in Zeb focussing her attacks on the holy warrior- to devestating effect, a crit with her Daily reducing the Halfling to beyond negative bloodied- another PC death.The Beggars in the Warehouse- I armed them with a variety of weapons; bones, table legs, fiery brands, broken bottles etc.The Hobgoblin Slavers down below- the PCs killed the Great Ape and then chased the fleeing Hobgoblins all the way back to their comrades, and so six Goblin Archers, another four Hobgoblin Slavers and Gorliss the Goat were added to the fight. And as if that wasn't enough when the last two Goblins ran away the PCs chased on again and straight in to the Slavers themselvers- Vermoth, Drazen the Drow and Wrix and Reiko, the Gnolls. It was another three encounters rolled in to one, only this time the PCs were Level 2 and after expending more or less every power they had they managed to win through- some great tactics by the players, and high rolls- while I seemed to have a dice-mare.Again, a lovely little scenario.Congrats to you, and thanks for the memories.Cheers Goonalan</blockquote>

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