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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mcmillan" data-source="post: 5694177" data-attributes="member: 6681949">I'd agree with this point, it sounds less like you need a big overall plot, and instead would get more out of stringing together various missions, that may not necessarily need to be related. I'm also a little unsure about the goal to get two levels done in a single day. I'm mainly going on my group's experience, but unless they were able to really focus on the game I'd say 12 hours would be about what I'd expect for one level worth of encounters. But to actually answer the question you asked - advice for a 1-30 plot in ~2 level increments, that's pretty close to pacing of the adventures from WOTC's Scales of War adventure path, though it's not always that steady and might throw things off every now and then. The only other path's I've seen have been the ones published here on Enworld. Don't have any experience with War of the Burning Sky. Zeitgeist is just getting started but from the previews I think the pacing is different than what you're looking for, though the setup might be conducive for slotting in different adventures - it starts as having all the players as agents for a government agency, which could work well as an alternative setup for where they get the missions.As to the dearth of moducles past level 10, that's a similar complaint I've seen from others, espeicially for Epic tier. Unfortunately I don't have any advice since I've only managed to get my group up to level 6 so far.</blockquote>

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