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<blockquote data-quote="amethal" data-source="post: 4476683" data-attributes="member: 22784">I've read both, but haven't run either of them yet (finishing WotBS first).RotRL is more varied, as it covers a lot more of Varisia than CotCT does. Individually, I prefer the RotRL adventures as in my opinion they have more &quot;that's really cool&quot; moments than CotCT.However, CotCT is more structured and the adventures flow much better from one into the next. Korvosa is an interesting city, and whilst the PCs are supposed to get attached to Sandpoint in RotRL they spend most of their time somewhere else, whereas they can really get to know Korvosa.Depending on your players, some might struggle to come up with a reason for their characters to go adventuring in RotRL - it wouldn't be an issue with my group, but from comments on the Paizo boards some have had problems in this area.On the other hand, a gung ho party who prefers a direct approach to dealing with evil may find the intricacies of solving Korvosa's problems in CotCT fairly frustrating.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="amethal, post: 4476683, member: 22784"] I've read both, but haven't run either of them yet (finishing WotBS first). RotRL is more varied, as it covers a lot more of Varisia than CotCT does. Individually, I prefer the RotRL adventures as in my opinion they have more "that's really cool" moments than CotCT. However, CotCT is more structured and the adventures flow much better from one into the next. Korvosa is an interesting city, and whilst the PCs are supposed to get attached to Sandpoint in RotRL they spend most of their time somewhere else, whereas they can really get to know Korvosa. Depending on your players, some might struggle to come up with a reason for their characters to go adventuring in RotRL - it wouldn't be an issue with my group, but from comments on the Paizo boards some have had problems in this area. On the other hand, a gung ho party who prefers a direct approach to dealing with evil may find the intricacies of solving Korvosa's problems in CotCT fairly frustrating. [/QUOTE]

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