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<blockquote data-quote="Chainsaw" data-source="post: 5119063" data-attributes="member: 70196">What keterys said - introduction with some roleplaying, three encounters, a few skill challenges. I'm not sure if there's any strict requirement though, as I have only played probably 10-15 of modules. Keeping players focused and ready for their turns makes a BIG difference. As does multiple die rolling.&nbsp;Also, I have found that when we have &quot;know-it-alls&quot; that are quick to mumble, &quot;oh, bad move - should have gone here, then there, then I could do this, then he could do that,&quot; it really slows things down as well - because people get really self-conscious about their turns and deliberate on the &quot;perfect&quot; action because they want to avoid being dressed down in front of everyone. This is probably less of an issue with groups that are familiar with each other, but in our LFR group, there was a pretty good chance that you'd have one stranger or newbie in your group every time you played.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chainsaw, post: 5119063, member: 70196"] What keterys said - introduction with some roleplaying, three encounters, a few skill challenges. I'm not sure if there's any strict requirement though, as I have only played probably 10-15 of modules. Keeping players focused and ready for their turns makes a BIG difference. As does multiple die rolling. Also, I have found that when we have "know-it-alls" that are quick to mumble, "oh, bad move - should have gone here, then there, then I could do this, then he could do that," it really slows things down as well - because people get really self-conscious about their turns and deliberate on the "perfect" action because they want to avoid being dressed down in front of everyone. This is probably less of an issue with groups that are familiar with each other, but in our LFR group, there was a pretty good chance that you'd have one stranger or newbie in your group every time you played. [/QUOTE]

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