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<blockquote data-quote="michael_noah" data-source="post: 3250622" data-attributes="member: 40131">Greetings, all.&nbsp; I believe I've narrowed down my choice to one of two published &quot;adventures&quot;.&nbsp; The first is the above suggested Mysteries of the Moonsea.&nbsp; This would be a very loose, adventure driven campaign with a lot of room for the players to explore, look around, interact with NPCs, and decide what they want to do on their own.&nbsp; It may lack a grand over-arching story, and there may be times when things don't fit together as well as we all might like (due to the mini-site adventure nature of the book).The second is a little known necromancer games product.&nbsp; This is a much more congealed adventure.&nbsp; It has a main plot, a big villain, and some mysteries to solve.&nbsp; There may be some railroading at times based on reviews I've read.I happen to prefer the second option a bit because it will mean less work for me, and probably a better overall story for all of you.&nbsp; Let me know what you all think.&nbsp; No matter which option I choose, we'll be starting at 8th level, so get get cracking making characters.&nbsp; I've put more details about construction in the first post.Also, I've added a list of prospective adventurers and their proposed characters at the top of the thread for reference when you're trying to decide what to make.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="michael_noah, post: 3250622, member: 40131"] Greetings, all. I believe I've narrowed down my choice to one of two published "adventures". The first is the above suggested Mysteries of the Moonsea. This would be a very loose, adventure driven campaign with a lot of room for the players to explore, look around, interact with NPCs, and decide what they want to do on their own. It may lack a grand over-arching story, and there may be times when things don't fit together as well as we all might like (due to the mini-site adventure nature of the book). The second is a little known necromancer games product. This is a much more congealed adventure. It has a main plot, a big villain, and some mysteries to solve. There may be some railroading at times based on reviews I've read. I happen to prefer the second option a bit because it will mean less work for me, and probably a better overall story for all of you. Let me know what you all think. No matter which option I choose, we'll be starting at 8th level, so get get cracking making characters. I've put more details about construction in the first post. Also, I've added a list of prospective adventurers and their proposed characters at the top of the thread for reference when you're trying to decide what to make. [/QUOTE]

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