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<blockquote data-quote="overgeeked" data-source="post: 9353249" data-attributes="member: 86653">Sort of little. Keep on the Shadowfell is ~64 pages but it has 25+ encounters. At the height of 4E, playing it every other week for years, the best we ever managed to do was one fight in about 2 hours. So with a group of really on top of things, really know the rules players, that module would take (just the combat encounters) about 50+ hours to play through. With a group who's either brand new to 4E or hasn't played 4E in years, that &quot;little&quot; module could potentially take you longer than all the others combined. Khyber's Harvest only has 10 encounters. So it's much shorter. But it will still take a lot of time to actually play through. Everyone knowing the rules and firing on all cylinders, my group could do that module in about 20 hours. This is why I suggested Dungeon Delve. Each location has 3 encounters. With 4E combat, that's about 6 hours of play each.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="overgeeked, post: 9353249, member: 86653"] Sort of little. Keep on the Shadowfell is ~64 pages but it has 25+ encounters. At the height of 4E, playing it every other week for years, the best we ever managed to do was one fight in about 2 hours. So with a group of really on top of things, really know the rules players, that module would take (just the combat encounters) about 50+ hours to play through. With a group who's either brand new to 4E or hasn't played 4E in years, that "little" module could potentially take you longer than all the others combined. Khyber's Harvest only has 10 encounters. So it's much shorter. But it will still take a lot of time to actually play through. Everyone knowing the rules and firing on all cylinders, my group could do that module in about 20 hours. This is why I suggested Dungeon Delve. Each location has 3 encounters. With 4E combat, that's about 6 hours of play each. [/QUOTE]

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