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<blockquote data-quote="akr71" data-source="post: 6796417" data-attributes="member: 6801213">THEMNMGMNT has a pretty good idea.&nbsp; Phandalin is pretty much a frontier town though, so you would need to import the Governor at least, to make it run smoothly.&nbsp; Of course you could just have the battle and go with it - forget the town and related quests.&nbsp; The party should be high enough level to withstand it, or find a place to hole up.&nbsp; Lots of mountain areas to place the Cult camp.I wouldn't skip Ch.2 as much as I would mash it into Ch.3.&nbsp; Saving the monk results in him asking you to accompany him to where ever you start Ch. 4.&nbsp; I think traveling to Neverwinter and then sailing to Baldur's Gate could work.&nbsp; Then the Monk and Ontharr can hand out the Caravan quest.I think it might be important to beef up the encounter with the Cultists in Thundertree.&nbsp; Give the leader some sort of letter - maybe hinting that an attack is imminent, maybe drop a couple important names in there...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="akr71, post: 6796417, member: 6801213"] THEMNMGMNT has a pretty good idea. Phandalin is pretty much a frontier town though, so you would need to import the Governor at least, to make it run smoothly. Of course you could just have the battle and go with it - forget the town and related quests. The party should be high enough level to withstand it, or find a place to hole up. Lots of mountain areas to place the Cult camp. I wouldn't skip Ch.2 as much as I would mash it into Ch.3. Saving the monk results in him asking you to accompany him to where ever you start Ch. 4. I think traveling to Neverwinter and then sailing to Baldur's Gate could work. Then the Monk and Ontharr can hand out the Caravan quest. I think it might be important to beef up the encounter with the Cultists in Thundertree. Give the leader some sort of letter - maybe hinting that an attack is imminent, maybe drop a couple important names in there... [/QUOTE]

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