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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 3060419" data-attributes="member: 10177">Starting level for a 3 person party? At least 5th, even gestalt. 6th may be better.Level when you finish? Probably dead. If you survive your looking at around 20th.How many gaming sessions? Don't know. Once a month will last several years because I am figuring at least 30 6 hour sessions.Should you do WLD instead? Plenty of people are having fun with that one too.I also think Rappan Athuk will play out better if your DM mixes in some other &quot;outside the dungeon&quot; adventures, maybe integrate Lost City of Barakus (with Endhome being a &quot;base city&quot; for both dungeons) and/or mixing in Bards Gate or some other city source your DM has and likes.Doing this will help prevent the &quot;plodding and never ending dungeon&quot; like Temple of Elemental Evil had for me. He should consider having you guys go into RA for specific goals until he is able to figure out how he wants to use the main NPC's of the Dungeon.You'll know your DM has hit &quot;it&quot; when RA plays like a city adventure that happens to be underground.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 3060419, member: 10177"] Starting level for a 3 person party? At least 5th, even gestalt. 6th may be better. Level when you finish? Probably dead. If you survive your looking at around 20th. How many gaming sessions? Don't know. Once a month will last several years because I am figuring at least 30 6 hour sessions. Should you do WLD instead? Plenty of people are having fun with that one too. I also think Rappan Athuk will play out better if your DM mixes in some other "outside the dungeon" adventures, maybe integrate Lost City of Barakus (with Endhome being a "base city" for both dungeons) and/or mixing in Bards Gate or some other city source your DM has and likes. Doing this will help prevent the "plodding and never ending dungeon" like Temple of Elemental Evil had for me. He should consider having you guys go into RA for specific goals until he is able to figure out how he wants to use the main NPC's of the Dungeon. You'll know your DM has hit "it" when RA plays like a city adventure that happens to be underground. [/QUOTE]

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