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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hob Marshmallowfoot" data-source="post: 1284494" data-attributes="member: 9347">In my experience, the best low level adventures are those that are "personal" in some way to the PCs.  Have their home village attacked by a band of desperate humanoids in the dead of winter or something.  Have something horrible happen while the characters are out in the woods dealing with a friends lost child etc etc.Basically, set up a reason for the PCs to really dislike or be personally involved with their first antagonists.  Maybe make the PCs presence in their home village a danger to their friends and family for one reason or another.Example:  The scene unfolds with the Barons men riding into town.  The Pcs (all friends since childhood) are sitting at the local inn after a hard day of work.  The Barons men make a proclamation that one of the PCs is a wanted criminal and will be taken to the nearby large town to be interrogated by the clergymen in charge of examining heresy.  So the PCs have to fight or run away or do something other than walk into a dungeon and kill some kobolds...</blockquote>