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<blockquote data-quote="Velderan" data-source="post: 8945106" data-attributes="member: 7038056">The adventure that comes with it is a basic dungeon with different rooms featuring a different mechanic in the game to help teach a GM new to the system how to resolve a situation. I think it does a lot to address some of the complaints I've seen made about the various 5e starter sets not really doing a good job teaching the game. The story is pretty basic too, though it does a good enough job setting up the PCs to make friends in Otari. [SPOILER=&quot;Menace under Otari plot hook&quot;]Some fish in the lower level of a fishery have recently starting disappearing, go investigate![/SPOILER]As an added bonus, the Foundry version of the Beginner Box is clearly aimed at people new to both PF2e and Foundry, providing explanations on how to resolve the mechanics in Foundry. As the module's target audience, I really appreciated that.Worth mentioning the follow-up adventure <a href="https://paizo.com/products/btq026k1?Pathfinder-Adventure-Troubles-in-Otari#:~:text=Troubles%20in%20Otari%27s%20three%20adventures,all%20too%20close%20to%20home!" target="_blank">Troubles in Otari</a> is written to be played off the Beginner Box rules also so you can get to level 4 or 5 before needing to worry about the full ruleset if you want.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Velderan, post: 8945106, member: 7038056"] The adventure that comes with it is a basic dungeon with different rooms featuring a different mechanic in the game to help teach a GM new to the system how to resolve a situation. I think it does a lot to address some of the complaints I've seen made about the various 5e starter sets not really doing a good job teaching the game. The story is pretty basic too, though it does a good enough job setting up the PCs to make friends in Otari. [SPOILER="Menace under Otari plot hook"]Some fish in the lower level of a fishery have recently starting disappearing, go investigate![/SPOILER] As an added bonus, the Foundry version of the Beginner Box is clearly aimed at people new to both PF2e and Foundry, providing explanations on how to resolve the mechanics in Foundry. As the module's target audience, I really appreciated that. Worth mentioning the follow-up adventure [URL='https://paizo.com/products/btq026k1?Pathfinder-Adventure-Troubles-in-Otari#:~:text=Troubles%20in%20Otari%27s%20three%20adventures,all%20too%20close%20to%20home!']Troubles in Otari[/URL] is written to be played off the Beginner Box rules also so you can get to level 4 or 5 before needing to worry about the full ruleset if you want. [/QUOTE]

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