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<blockquote data-quote="Messageboard Golem" data-source="post: 2008148" data-attributes="member: 18387">Three Days to Kill is a 32 page adventure for 1st to 3rd level characters.&nbsp; About half the module consists of background and setup details.&nbsp; The material on the Deeptown area, the bandit lords, and the rival churches is great and very useful as a starting point for a campaign or for expanidng to further adventures.The actual adventure consists of the party being hired by a bandit group to disrupt the plans of a rival group.&nbsp; This is a fairly striaghtforward adventure, but an aggressive party (like my sorry players!) can really get messed up by charging in wildly.&nbsp; Players who like tactics will appreciate this finale.&nbsp; There are also nice suggestions for the DM in case the party is having too easy a time or are getting wiped out.I liked the clear, easy-to-read layout.&nbsp; The maps are very useful.&nbsp; Unfortunately, the area maphas certain detials on it that limit its usefulness as a handout to players, especially if the DM wants to use the included town of Deeptown as the center for a campaign.The good points to this module are clear presentation, good background, room for expansion, and an adventure emphasizing tactics.&nbsp; The bad point is that the actual adventure is fairly short.&nbsp; But this is a good buy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Messageboard Golem, post: 2008148, member: 18387"] Three Days to Kill is a 32 page adventure for 1st to 3rd level characters. About half the module consists of background and setup details. The material on the Deeptown area, the bandit lords, and the rival churches is great and very useful as a starting point for a campaign or for expanidng to further adventures. The actual adventure consists of the party being hired by a bandit group to disrupt the plans of a rival group. This is a fairly striaghtforward adventure, but an aggressive party (like my sorry players!) can really get messed up by charging in wildly. Players who like tactics will appreciate this finale. There are also nice suggestions for the DM in case the party is having too easy a time or are getting wiped out. I liked the clear, easy-to-read layout. The maps are very useful. Unfortunately, the area maphas certain detials on it that limit its usefulness as a handout to players, especially if the DM wants to use the included town of Deeptown as the center for a campaign. The good points to this module are clear presentation, good background, room for expansion, and an adventure emphasizing tactics. The bad point is that the actual adventure is fairly short. But this is a good buy. [/QUOTE]

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