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<blockquote data-quote="Retreater" data-source="post: 8632810" data-attributes="member: 42040">Yeah. Speaking at least for myself, I have been getting a little tired of 5e, so we went first to WFRP and then to PF2. I did offer to run this one for the group, but it didn't appeal to them.We ended up completing the first book in the series, ending the mystery in Bogenhafen. It was largely hand-held to get them to the final showdown, but at least that one was well planned. Essentially, they failed the mystery but their planning and clever takedown of the enemies saved the day.[SPOILER=&quot;How Bogenhafen Went&quot;]So they wouldn't interview any of the council members. I even got it down to &quot;probably one of these two guys.&quot; Flat out told them. And they couldn't be bothered to remember the names of the two suspects from session to session. Or do anything to try to stop them. Even after they were given a very strict time table &quot;the f'ing end of the world is coming in two days&quot; they spent their time shopping and bickering over prices to stable their horses. Finally I had an NPC flat-out tell them &quot;it's this guy. this is when and where he is going to do it. For the love of Sigmar, go there or everyone in the town will die. And then they barely went, almost as an after thought.[/SPOILER]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retreater, post: 8632810, member: 42040"] Yeah. Speaking at least for myself, I have been getting a little tired of 5e, so we went first to WFRP and then to PF2. I did offer to run this one for the group, but it didn't appeal to them. We ended up completing the first book in the series, ending the mystery in Bogenhafen. It was largely hand-held to get them to the final showdown, but at least that one was well planned. Essentially, they failed the mystery but their planning and clever takedown of the enemies saved the day. [SPOILER="How Bogenhafen Went"]So they wouldn't interview any of the council members. I even got it down to "probably one of these two guys." Flat out told them. And they couldn't be bothered to remember the names of the two suspects from session to session. Or do anything to try to stop them. Even after they were given a very strict time table "the f'ing end of the world is coming in two days" they spent their time shopping and bickering over prices to stable their horses. Finally I had an NPC flat-out tell them "it's this guy. this is when and where he is going to do it. For the love of Sigmar, go there or everyone in the town will die. And then they barely went, almost as an after thought.[/SPOILER] [/QUOTE]

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