Dezea
2017-07-25, 08:14 AM
Hey Playgrounds,
I'm DM'ing the ironfang Invasion for my player, and they just succesfully escaped Phaendar (In, I have to say, one of the best AP opening I ever played). Last session ended with them getting into the forest with the surviving citizens.
If anyone played that part, I'm really curious about some things :
- Did any of you used the militia rules ? Do they brings something interesting to the table ? (Or, at least, worth the time invested in learning a whole new set of rules)
- Did you really roll every morning the result of 20+ commoner actions ? I'm pretty sure the answer will be a definitive "Nope", so I'm curious about the way you used to keep the tension on the food supply, need for shelter, and so on...
- Did you let the player wander into the forest by themselve, or did you railroad them a bit to the Troglodyte cave and then to the Hobgobelin encampment ? (If you did, I would be really curious about the order of the event you had them play).
Thanks a lot for your help, and forgive me for my poor english, It's not my mother tongues.
Dezea
I'm DM'ing the ironfang Invasion for my player, and they just succesfully escaped Phaendar (In, I have to say, one of the best AP opening I ever played). Last session ended with them getting into the forest with the surviving citizens.
If anyone played that part, I'm really curious about some things :
- Did any of you used the militia rules ? Do they brings something interesting to the table ? (Or, at least, worth the time invested in learning a whole new set of rules)
- Did you really roll every morning the result of 20+ commoner actions ? I'm pretty sure the answer will be a definitive "Nope", so I'm curious about the way you used to keep the tension on the food supply, need for shelter, and so on...
- Did you let the player wander into the forest by themselve, or did you railroad them a bit to the Troglodyte cave and then to the Hobgobelin encampment ? (If you did, I would be really curious about the order of the event you had them play).
Thanks a lot for your help, and forgive me for my poor english, It's not my mother tongues.
Dezea