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Pathfinder Chornicles - GameMastery Module TC1: Into the Haunted Forest 03.20.2008
Saving Throw's review of Into the Haunted Forest.

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GameMastery Module TC1: Into the Haunted Forest
published by Paizo Publishing reviewed by Martin Drury
16 pages, 2007, $5.00
Story 15
Enjoyability 11
Adaptability 13
Intelligibility 13
Overall
13
Hit
Review Scoring

   Into the Haunted Forest differs from most of the modules in the Game Mastery line on two main aspects. One, it is a much shorter adventure than the rest of the line, and second it takes place in a relatively small area and short span of time.

The adventure is intended to be picked up and played with first level characters, but some of the encounters can easily kill a party that has only a few missteps. As such, it serves best as an opening adventure for a campaign with seasoned players.

Into the Haunted Forest can be separated into two distinct sections. The first is a short "whodunit" that the player characters become embroiled in following a brawl in a roadside inn, and the second a scavenger hunt to repair the wrongs committed during the brawl. This mix of styles gives players a chance to hone both diplomacy and non-lethal tactics along with the more violent aspects of adventuring.

On the surface this adventure seems like a likeable foray into a haunted forest, but the fun unfortunately breaks down rather quickly if the player characters make even slightest of misteps. Perhaps the most redeeming quality of the adventure is its low introductory price.



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