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<blockquote data-quote="payn" data-source="post: 9634684" data-attributes="member: 90374">[USER=467]@Reynard[/USER] Curse was an early AP and Paizo was still getting their feet under themselves so the campaign traits and players guide was still being perfected. My group had a minor speed bump at the getty up becasue of what thullgrim says here. I'll spoiler my fix to this when I ran it after playing it.[spoiler=spoiler] I did a minor rewrite of the players guide and traits. I came up with an NPC half-orc mother superior of an orphanage. All players grew up with her in some fashion (orphan raised, student, volunteer, etc..). She was the tie to Korvosa and what makes the otherwise bleak city seem a bit less bleak. That makes Lamb the villain of the first book a competitor as he is taking kids away from the orphanage to be crooks for him. When the PCs get lamb, they have a tie to the city and a way to keep going together instead of everything being resolved so early in the AP. [/spoiler]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="payn, post: 9634684, member: 90374"] [USER=467]@Reynard[/USER] Curse was an early AP and Paizo was still getting their feet under themselves so the campaign traits and players guide was still being perfected. My group had a minor speed bump at the getty up becasue of what thullgrim says here. I'll spoiler my fix to this when I ran it after playing it. [spoiler=spoiler] I did a minor rewrite of the players guide and traits. I came up with an NPC half-orc mother superior of an orphanage. All players grew up with her in some fashion (orphan raised, student, volunteer, etc..). She was the tie to Korvosa and what makes the otherwise bleak city seem a bit less bleak. That makes Lamb the villain of the first book a competitor as he is taking kids away from the orphanage to be crooks for him. When the PCs get lamb, they have a tie to the city and a way to keep going together instead of everything being resolved so early in the AP. [/spoiler] [/QUOTE]

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