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<blockquote data-quote="sir_ollibolli" data-source="post: 1708540" data-attributes="member: 6544">Try to keep the group together, if they split up, things get tedious for jumping back and forth. (Last game night my group split into 3 factions and it took the whole evening to bring them back together).I use the Initiaive cards from The Game Mechanics, they are really wonderful (I have printed them out and glued them to a comic backer board before cutting them, now they are very sturdy).I plan to try out the Monster cards from The Other Game Company, once I get to buy them... (by the way the Spell cards are good for the players with spellcasters).I sometimes let the players play out not-so-important events (and sometimes those become important as well, for example a simple discussion with some guard off duty in a tavern, will become a friendship and can be used for clues and a job offer). I also copy some of the maps, if I use an adventure, to make sure that handouts are not elements of a 'Find The Path' spell (&quot;Wow, a printed map... the adventure has to continue in this house... let's take a further look...&quot;).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sir_ollibolli, post: 1708540, member: 6544"] Try to keep the group together, if they split up, things get tedious for jumping back and forth. (Last game night my group split into 3 factions and it took the whole evening to bring them back together). I use the Initiaive cards from The Game Mechanics, they are really wonderful (I have printed them out and glued them to a comic backer board before cutting them, now they are very sturdy). I plan to try out the Monster cards from The Other Game Company, once I get to buy them... (by the way the Spell cards are good for the players with spellcasters). I sometimes let the players play out not-so-important events (and sometimes those become important as well, for example a simple discussion with some guard off duty in a tavern, will become a friendship and can be used for clues and a job offer). I also copy some of the maps, if I use an adventure, to make sure that handouts are not elements of a 'Find The Path' spell ("Wow, a printed map... the adventure has to continue in this house... let's take a further look..."). [/QUOTE]

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