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<blockquote data-quote="QuaziquestGM" data-source="post: 6645124" data-attributes="member: 22559">Well, modules are modular.....&nbsp; I'd suggest running older material, or free material from drivethurpg, and graft it to the modules you are already planning to run.&nbsp; Mix things up a little.&nbsp; The basic format of most adventures runs like this:Clue leads to cross county trek to dungeon with different floors.....Change the random encounter table for the trek (or use a planned encounter not in the module).If it is a goblin themed dungeon, just swap it out for another goblin dungeon (there are lots out there).&nbsp; If you are running Sandpoint, just sub the Kobold King dungeon, use the kobolds but describe them as goblins, add in any mcguffins you need from the goblin dungeon, and when they find the lost kids, no one realized they were missing yet...Or, if you know he has studied up on book 3, then skip to book 4 and either drop the difficulty of the monsters a bit, or just use the book 4 dungeon populated with the book 3 monsters.&nbsp; That should cause enough of a change in tactics to make it interesting....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="QuaziquestGM, post: 6645124, member: 22559"] Well, modules are modular..... I'd suggest running older material, or free material from drivethurpg, and graft it to the modules you are already planning to run. Mix things up a little. The basic format of most adventures runs like this: Clue leads to cross county trek to dungeon with different floors..... Change the random encounter table for the trek (or use a planned encounter not in the module). If it is a goblin themed dungeon, just swap it out for another goblin dungeon (there are lots out there). If you are running Sandpoint, just sub the Kobold King dungeon, use the kobolds but describe them as goblins, add in any mcguffins you need from the goblin dungeon, and when they find the lost kids, no one realized they were missing yet... Or, if you know he has studied up on book 3, then skip to book 4 and either drop the difficulty of the monsters a bit, or just use the book 4 dungeon populated with the book 3 monsters. That should cause enough of a change in tactics to make it interesting.... [/QUOTE]

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