Post/Author/DateTime	Post
heirodule 07-31-06, 09:35 AM	So the Well of Woe scenarios are for first level and are available for home games from 1/1/07 to 1/31 07, which is only a 1 month window. The second faction adventure for second level PCs and the DMs mark for 2nd level PCs are available from 11/2 to 12/31/06. So you can't play them in order, and you can't play them at expected level? Can someone fix that or provide a rationale?
Skerrit 07-31-06, 09:54 AM	So the Well of Woe scenarios are for first level and are available for home games from 1/1/07 to 1/31 07, which is only a 1 month window. The second faction adventure for second level PCs and the DMs mark for 2nd level PCs are available from 11/2 to 12/31/06. So you can't play them in order, and you can't play them at expected level? Can someone fix that or provide a rationale? It's because Well of Woe is a special and so it goes out on the extended premier program. I don't know if we can get the dates for #2 extended, but it would be something worth looking into.
heirodule 07-31-06, 11:42 AM	Are all the cross-faction mods going to be specials? (and are they all going to be 3 rounders?) I thought specials were more things like delves. Should a non travelling player expect to play faction mods only? or will there be cross faction mods for homeplay
Herrbard 07-31-06, 02:14 PM	Well of Woe is available for home play during January 2007 (as mentioned above). It just takes the equivilent of three rounds (twelve hours) to play it.
JJeff 07-31-06, 07:27 PM	The second adventure is only for Level 2 charcters? I didn't know that... where is that stated? I have not ordered any module yet, but will once my players confirm their characters and knowing that I shouldn't order the second module would be good...
Kelvane 07-31-06, 08:42 PM	I doubt it's only for 2nd level characters.It's most likely optimized for 2nd level, but mods always have a scaling the adventure section.
Herrbard 07-31-06, 09:47 PM	I doubt it's only for 2nd level characters.It's most likely optimized for 2nd level, but mods always have a scaling the adventure section. That is correct, and from the two I have seen, yes they do. :)
smerwin29 08-01-06, 07:55 AM	Most Xen'drik adventures you will see will be written "optimized" for a certain level, and will include instructions for how to run the adventure for other levels. Any encounter that has anything that needs to be scaled will have a section called "Scaling the Adventure" with those instructions. Shawn Crimson Codex Factionmaster Guy