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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Timespike" data-source="post: 8461095" data-attributes="member: 29665">So go back and look at my previous post and extrapolate while doing setting design. "There's big nasty stuff here, here, and here. There's inaccessible stuff here, here, and here." Then do the same for the classes being played by the other players. Let's say you've got an adept, a bard, and a herald in addition to your druid.  Put some places with weapon checks where trouble will occur for the disarmed characters in for the adept. Stir in some places where amazing social skills will pay off in a big way for the bard. Stick a couple of regions populated by things the herald's divine smite does extra damage to between the PCs and places they're likely to want to be. and so on.Or to put it more succinctly: design a world that would have produced the adventurers walking through it.</blockquote>