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<blockquote data-quote="TheSword" data-source="post: 9030982" data-attributes="member: 6879661">Without a doubt The Enemy Within. I’ve ran it three times and converted part of it to Pathfinder as well. It has the perfect balance of epic sprawl and extraordinary detail. You could use the elements of it in any campaign Bogenhafen, Wittgenstein Castle, Todbringer’s Court, The Schaffenfest, etc NPCs are extremely detailed and well thought out. Very fun to play - both villains and potential allies.Large parts of the game are sandbox but using events to make sure the plot drives forward. Winning and losing are both accounted for in the plot.Maps and handouts are beautiful.Shadows over Bogenhafen is the gold standard of mystery &amp; roleplay based adventures. It should be converted to every system and made compulsory for every DM to run at some point early in their career.All in all, it’s a campaign I would run over and over again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheSword, post: 9030982, member: 6879661"] Without a doubt The Enemy Within. I’ve ran it three times and converted part of it to Pathfinder as well. It has the perfect balance of epic sprawl and extraordinary detail. You could use the elements of it in any campaign Bogenhafen, Wittgenstein Castle, Todbringer’s Court, The Schaffenfest, etc NPCs are extremely detailed and well thought out. Very fun to play - both villains and potential allies. Large parts of the game are sandbox but using events to make sure the plot drives forward. Winning and losing are both accounted for in the plot. Maps and handouts are beautiful. Shadows over Bogenhafen is the gold standard of mystery & roleplay based adventures. It should be converted to every system and made compulsory for every DM to run at some point early in their career. All in all, it’s a campaign I would run over and over again. [/QUOTE]

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