This was great and so well made. You gotta have the right group for this adventure, because if they don't buy into the spooky its not going to be so effective.
These videos are perfect. The biggest weakness this AP has is how open it is for players to go. Having a video that can show potential paths that players can take make the AP much less daunting! Really fun format too. Great video! And thank you for the friendly plug
This is the best structured adventure of pf2. Good npcs, interesting setting but the best part is how the sandbox works, with excellent foreshadowing and pacing. Should get more love.
As a player, I'll obviously not watch videos from APs I haven't played yet, but I do like this sum up a lot (disclaimer: we already played and completed this AP. It's really good!)
As somebody who's just starting to GM this myself, I found this extremely helpful and gave me some really good ideas when it comes to running some of the encounters. Thank you! I just wish I had the idea to have the towel boss in the guard tower before I ran that part, as it seemed really weird not to have anybody guarding the guards. Do you have a playlist of the full vods of your playthrough? I've been looking for a good one to listen to as I work, and haven't found one that's caught my attention yet. Your table sounds very well run and organized.
Love the video, is the entire campaign posted anywhere for viewing? I'm a first time GM and I'd love to see how you run some of the mechanics and characters for ideas
How did you convince your players not to attack Gurglegut at the bridge the first time they saw him ? I'm about to run the AP soon and I fear my players will try to tackle the encounter before getting the wine. Edit : One more question, the full page artwork of Gurglegut sitting on his throne is amazing, I own the module for SoG on Foundry, is there a way to show this to my players ? Or do I simply have to make my own handout for that ?
Add more jinkins and hint at it being too many for now! The artwork should be in one of the journal pages, you should be able to share that from there. Might be in the landing page as well!
The fog is kind of a poor copy of Ravenloft's mists. I would suggest instead of wasting time rolling checks that will never succeed, to apply some terrible debilitating effect (Doomed 1 for example) to the players that go through the fog, forcing them back immediately and putting in them a sense of dread. Correct me if I am wrong but this book seems to want to be a horror book that fails to do so spectacularly. I'm asian and I recognize some of these monsters, sadly the Buso is disappointing, so is the encounter with the Rokurokubi. They should be disturbing encounters not jolly old good time. Jinkins also seem a poor pick for fey creatures. I would put a Duende or some weakened variant Redcaps. I played through the first chapter of this book, overall disappointed as I was looking for a horror themed adventure and instead presented with this mess. I don't get why it has a high rating with the community.
I agree with some of your points and fixes, and slanting this to be more horror themed is a great point. I still think it’s a good adventure, though, and definitely enjoyed running it.
This was great and so well made. You gotta have the right group for this adventure, because if they don't buy into the spooky its not going to be so effective.
Great job man. I know for a fact that season of ghosts is a very succesful AP. So the views will come with time!
This is the kind of content I like. Hints of small changes and how things went for others is always appreciated.
As an amateur DM this content is SO intertaining, I love the pace of the video intertwined with the players playing it.
These videos are perfect. The biggest weakness this AP has is how open it is for players to go. Having a video that can show potential paths that players can take make the AP much less daunting! Really fun format too. Great video! And thank you for the friendly plug
Great recap, very professionally edited and put together.
The GM tips are useful and non-interruptive.
Thanks!
This is the best structured adventure of pf2. Good npcs, interesting setting but the best part is how the sandbox works, with excellent foreshadowing and pacing.
Should get more love.
This is fantastic content, looking forward to Book 2 and onwards!
this video has sold the AP for me. definitely picking it up
Thank you for making this type of content! Love the actual play content condensed down to a watchable story!!!
I do hope you make the effort and make all 4 books into videos. I enjoyed this one and found it helpful part of my prep.
They’ll get done, eventually! Thanks for watching!
Love it. Thank you so much for the great synopsis and suggestions. I'm preparing to run in a month or so.
I’ve been looking for exactly this content! Looking forward to more!
As a player, I'll obviously not watch videos from APs I haven't played yet, but I do like this sum up a lot (disclaimer: we already played and completed this AP. It's really good!)
Super nice format!
Superb content
Very useful
This is a great resource! Thank you for all your effort!
Thank you for watching!
Absolutely loved it! Great content!
Great video, very helpful for DMs. I'd love to pick your brains about the AP 😆.
Jump in my discord! Always happy to chat!
As somebody who's just starting to GM this myself, I found this extremely helpful and gave me some really good ideas when it comes to running some of the encounters. Thank you! I just wish I had the idea to have the towel boss in the guard tower before I ran that part, as it seemed really weird not to have anybody guarding the guards.
Do you have a playlist of the full vods of your playthrough? I've been looking for a good one to listen to as I work, and haven't found one that's caught my attention yet. Your table sounds very well run and organized.
Thanks for the kind comment! The playlist is unlisted and will probably remain so, but I really appreciate the interest.
I’m enjoying these. Entertaining and informative. Thanks for posting them.
Love it! Thanks!
Tips helps a lot!
Can you release part 2 asap 😂 just about to start book 2, great stuff
It might take a bit, I did this video during a few days off since i had the time. Video 2 will take longer due to work!
Awesome 😊
I really want to watch but can't. Going to be playing soon.
Love the video, is the entire campaign posted anywhere for viewing? I'm a first time GM and I'd love to see how you run some of the mechanics and characters for ideas
Sadly no, it’s not available. Thanks for the kind words.
I can't decide yet if I want to GM or roleplay this AP. I think my group would enjoy the premise though
It's super fun either way! Don't read the book, though, if you plan to play as a player!
How did you convince your players not to attack Gurglegut at the bridge the first time they saw him ? I'm about to run the AP soon and I fear my players will try to tackle the encounter before getting the wine. Edit : One more question, the full page artwork of Gurglegut sitting on his throne is amazing, I own the module for SoG on Foundry, is there a way to show this to my players ? Or do I simply have to make my own handout for that ?
Add more jinkins and hint at it being too many for now! The artwork should be in one of the journal pages, you should be able to share that from there. Might be in the landing page as well!
Do these guys ever rest? How does this all happen in one day?
@@bleutooth1000 There may have been some rests I neglected to edit in, but everything was reasonably paced!
The fog is kind of a poor copy of Ravenloft's mists. I would suggest instead of wasting time rolling checks that will never succeed, to apply some terrible debilitating effect (Doomed 1 for example) to the players that go through the fog, forcing them back immediately and putting in them a sense of dread. Correct me if I am wrong but this book seems to want to be a horror book that fails to do so spectacularly. I'm asian and I recognize some of these monsters, sadly the Buso is disappointing, so is the encounter with the Rokurokubi. They should be disturbing encounters not jolly old good time. Jinkins also seem a poor pick for fey creatures. I would put a Duende or some weakened variant Redcaps. I played through the first chapter of this book, overall disappointed as I was looking for a horror themed adventure and instead presented with this mess. I don't get why it has a high rating with the community.
I agree with some of your points and fixes, and slanting this to be more horror themed is a great point. I still think it’s a good adventure, though, and definitely enjoyed running it.