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<blockquote data-quote="Urriak Uruk" data-source="post: 7886020" data-attributes="member: 7015558">Yeah, I'd say it's a very good intro adventure that isn't that popular here because it is very modular and ends at level 5. So people don't like paying full book price for something short.Of course, it's modularity means you can play it 4 times completely differently. The villain you choose can really help set what level of difficulty you're going for as well.Easiest: Cassalanter. They are actively avoiding outright killing the players, and are weaker than Jarlaxle Baenre in a fight.Medium: Jarlaxle: Isn't very interested in killing the players, but in a straight fight is difficult to beat.Hard: Manshoon: Is perfectly comfortable killing the players, but is willing to negotiate in the right circumstances.Very Hard: Xanathar: Is not only comfortable killing the players, but if convinced to make a deal with them will betray them as soon as he is able to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Urriak Uruk, post: 7886020, member: 7015558"] Yeah, I'd say it's a very good intro adventure that isn't that popular here because it is very modular and ends at level 5. So people don't like paying full book price for something short. Of course, it's modularity means you can play it 4 times completely differently. The villain you choose can really help set what level of difficulty you're going for as well. Easiest: Cassalanter. They are actively avoiding outright killing the players, and are weaker than Jarlaxle Baenre in a fight. Medium: Jarlaxle: Isn't very interested in killing the players, but in a straight fight is difficult to beat. Hard: Manshoon: Is perfectly comfortable killing the players, but is willing to negotiate in the right circumstances. Very Hard: Xanathar: Is not only comfortable killing the players, but if convinced to make a deal with them will betray them as soon as he is able to. [/QUOTE]

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