I went to my local FLGS (Pandemonium Games in Garden City, MI) today to run a couple of games with some friends. The first game was designed to teach one of the people the basics of the game, since he had never played any D&D, not even 4e. I ran a modified room from the second level from the Dungeon Delve book, using Big Grigbad, a bunch of Goblin Cutters, and 3 of the Decrepit Skeletons reskinned as goblins. With some difficult terrain, a table to hide behind, and a bubbling cauldron of hot, hot stew, there was something to interact with rather than just a blank room. That was fun, and it led me to the game I decided to run: w0nkothesane's 4e update of The Forgotten Forge for Eberron.
My party was mixed between first and second level characters and there were five of them. The adventure was designed for four level one characters, so it was a little easier than it was intended to be. We didn't get through the whole adventure, but we got to the underground chamber and through the encounter with the beetle swarms. All in all, it went well.
I didn't have a chance to read through the material first, so I was a little disorganized and scattered. I have to definitely know the material before I step in and try to be the universe.
My party was mixed between first and second level characters and there were five of them. The adventure was designed for four level one characters, so it was a little easier than it was intended to be. We didn't get through the whole adventure, but we got to the underground chamber and through the encounter with the beetle swarms. All in all, it went well.
I didn't have a chance to read through the material first, so I was a little disorganized and scattered. I have to definitely know the material before I step in and try to be the universe.
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