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<blockquote data-quote="Nemesis Destiny" data-source="post: 5771966" data-attributes="member: 98255">You could even run multiple, simpler SCs with less drastic consequences for failing them - each one might represent one smaller sequence of the escape, and a failure might result in a skirmish. Too many skirmishes, and they will start fearing for their lives as their healing resources are whittled away. If someone drops, do they risk slowing themselves down to carry their fallen comrade?Normally, after stealing it from wherever, I just make it fit what I want. Sometimes I print them out and label which direction goes where, etc, basically to make it fit the setting. Then just run it like it was published for a given module - sprinkle in some traps and whatnot.I used a sewer map not that long ago for a one shot prison break I did. It was easy finding sewer maps on google image search.Just curious. A series of level -2 to level+0 encounters for failing SCs might do the trick. You could vary the encounter level based on how badly they've flubbed the checks, or similar conditions. Especially with no rests in between. If they get a success, give them each a surge back or let them recharge a power maybe. Or have that contingent on earning an Advantage in the SC. Those seem like interesting and appropriate consequences.No problem! Anytime <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />&quot;Good lord there's a Dirty Johnson in my Lou!&quot;Yeah I've got three connected areas (well 4 including a portal in the chamber they're fighting in): across to a thieves guild, down to a wererat &quot;kingdom&quot;, and up to the streets of Sigil.</blockquote>[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Nemesis Destiny, post: 5771966, member: 98255"] You could even run multiple, simpler SCs with less drastic consequences for failing them - each one might represent one smaller sequence of the escape, and a failure might result in a skirmish. Too many skirmishes, and they will start fearing for their lives as their healing resources are whittled away. If someone drops, do they risk slowing themselves down to carry their fallen comrade? Normally, after stealing it from wherever, I just make it fit what I want. Sometimes I print them out and label which direction goes where, etc, basically to make it fit the setting. Then just run it like it was published for a given module - sprinkle in some traps and whatnot. I used a sewer map not that long ago for a one shot prison break I did. It was easy finding sewer maps on google image search. Just curious. A series of level -2 to level+0 encounters for failing SCs might do the trick. You could vary the encounter level based on how badly they've flubbed the checks, or similar conditions. Especially with no rests in between. If they get a success, give them each a surge back or let them recharge a power maybe. Or have that contingent on earning an Advantage in the SC. Those seem like interesting and appropriate consequences. No problem! Anytime :) "Good lord there's a Dirty Johnson in my Lou!" Yeah I've got three connected areas (well 4 including a portal in the chamber they're fighting in): across to a thieves guild, down to a wererat "kingdom", and up to the streets of Sigil.[/QUOTE] [/QUOTE]

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