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<blockquote data-quote="Is_907" data-source="post: 5628075" data-attributes="member: 70112">Hey all,I've played my fair chunk of different systems, but I've only ever DM/GM'd 4th edition D&amp;D and Dark Heresy. (Oh, and Kobolds Ate My Baby... but that's not really a DM-able game <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /> )So, for my first Pathfinder/3.x DM experience, I'm going to be running a one-shot as relief for my DM. His nephew is going to be in town and is dying to play--I think he's in his mid to late teens--as his dad played 2e and it's a family thing now.So, this will be the nephews first RPG foray... ever.Anyway, we only have time for one session so I'd like to run something prewritten or something simple. I can easily write up a good one shot (B.A. in English... un-useful in my IT career but very useful at the tabletop) but I'm wanting to investigate pre-written stuff.I have a copy of Forge of Fury, a 3e module for level 3 characters. Looks fun, but not really designed for one session of gameplay.I'd like to do level 3 characters, or something that takes level 1 and shows off the fun of the game really well. (Generally speaking I see new players get a bit befuddled by their lack of epic-ness at level 1... so I worry a bit about using level 1 as an intro to RPGs.)Thoughts? Insights?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Is_907, post: 5628075, member: 70112"] Hey all, I've played my fair chunk of different systems, but I've only ever DM/GM'd 4th edition D&D and Dark Heresy. (Oh, and Kobolds Ate My Baby... but that's not really a DM-able game ;) ) So, for my first Pathfinder/3.x DM experience, I'm going to be running a one-shot as relief for my DM. His nephew is going to be in town and is dying to play--I think he's in his mid to late teens--as his dad played 2e and it's a family thing now. So, this will be the nephews first RPG foray... ever. Anyway, we only have time for one session so I'd like to run something prewritten or something simple. I can easily write up a good one shot (B.A. in English... un-useful in my IT career but very useful at the tabletop) but I'm wanting to investigate pre-written stuff. I have a copy of Forge of Fury, a 3e module for level 3 characters. Looks fun, but not really designed for one session of gameplay. I'd like to do level 3 characters, or something that takes level 1 and shows off the fun of the game really well. (Generally speaking I see new players get a bit befuddled by their lack of epic-ness at level 1... so I worry a bit about using level 1 as an intro to RPGs.) Thoughts? Insights? [/QUOTE]

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