Jardenia's Conundrum

I though it was important for me to update you here, but I finally got my PCs to start this adventure. Instead of Saltpoint, which they left in distrust, I combined the story of this with the setting of Porthaven, a location I got on this site. It works a little too well honestly, even to the point that the local blacksmith is a tiefling named Ignea, who I set as Jardenia's mother. I haven't finished yet, but so far, this has easily been one of the most successful adventures picked up on the DM's guild that I've run. Like, seriously, one of my PCs took me aside after the adventure to ask if we could ease out of their wizard and instead take up Jardenia as their new character. We're still in talks, but it looks like it'll work out. I'll update you again after I'm done with the base adventure, but I thought I'd let you know that we finally got back around to it.

Gonna continue on here because I don’t want to edit my review, but I do find this absolutely hilarious. After a month long hiatus, we finally continued play, and then... they split the party. Of course they split the party. Fine, I figured, and I pulled out a module I had prepared for them as a backup. And then... they decided that the creepy empty town was a bad idea to mess with, decided that Jardenia was some phantom trying to entice them into the town, and basically avoided it like the plague. After all this time, I am FINALLY getting back to this story ark, having had to have pulled out my least favorite tool, time travel, and should finally be running this next week, as me and my players are busy auditioning for Unreal Cinema’s KOTOR project currently. I do find all the timing hilarious, especially the fact that despite the difference in time between the review and the reply, you still asked me how it went too early. Lol. I will update you after it finally had been done, unless they pull out Daeryn’s...See more instant fortress again.