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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NewJeffCT" data-source="post: 5518445" data-attributes="member: 10784">I am running a 4E game where the PCs have gone from level 1-6 so far and have a few more scenarios to go in my game.  By the time that is done, they should be around level 8.   The setting is kind of on the border of 3 different nations, with a sort of "no man's land" to the North.  The PCs are mostly from Kingdom A, which is at war with Kingdom C.  Kingdom B is steadfastly neutral.  The war is not always a "hot" war and the PCs are in a region where the war will not directly impact them any time soon.I do not own the Kingmaker adventure path series, but I am intrigued that it is supposedly a lot more sand-boxy than most modules out there.  From what I have read, the PCs are sent to a no man's land type of area, and they can conquer it and make it their own and set up their own kingdom there and deal with threats as needed.So, I have some questions:1) Has anybody done similar?  (run Kingmaker for 4E)  2) How do you like Kingmaker overall (even if running PF or another system)3) Is Kingmaker something I can easily merge into an existing game, even if it is 4E?  I know I'll have to change the encounters around to make them suitable for 4E, but I'd have to tweak any standard module anyways, as I have a large gaming group.4) Would I be able to start with Kingmaker 1 and just up the encounter difficulty?  Or, should I set some things up in game and start them off with (for example) Kingmaker 3?5) Any other suggestions?  Am I crazy to consider doing this?  The game is at the point where I'd like to get some sort of unifying campaign idea together.Thanks for any input.</blockquote>

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