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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tizbiz" data-source="post: 7083276" data-attributes="member: 6874057">Hi,i am currently running a pathfinder based zeitgeist story. I am not an native english speaker and beg you to ignore any misspellings.My players are really into roleplaying their characters. We have been playing together for a long time and know each other well. Having only two players we decided to use the Gestalt Character rules. Lylandra who is storytelling a Burning Sky campaign somewhere else in this forum plays a swashbuckler/bard and her husband plays a stalker/alchemist+arcanist. Later in the game the players felt they needed an assistant NPC and recruited an other constable who already was a medical forensic researcher with the RHC.Both players invested a lot of time to build meaningful characters and unknowingly have deep connections to Risur and matters that will feature in the adventure path. Yet during the first adventure and especially during the first half of the second adventure i felt my second player was often bored or distracted. He had told me in advance that he does not like city adventures and investigation plots and he felt they had to dig for even the smallest clues. He was clearly often outside his comfort zone. Only at the end of the second adventure he startet to get into the plot.</blockquote>