[Vesper]

Hi all-

My gaming group of several years (D&D & Traveler mostly) has decided to start playing Shadowrun 5th.  We played through the quickstart scenario using rules from the PDF.  It was a learning experience as we made a lot of mistakes, but I think we're good to go going forward.

I know the SR5 adventures aren't out yet, but can anyone recommend a relatively concise adventure to run for newbies?  Would the Sprawl Wilds book be worth picking up for this purpose?

Thanks!

[Angelone]

Sprawl Wilds and Firing Line are both collections of short adventures originally written for conventions so they should take about 4 hours a piece.

[Michael Chandra]

By the way, they all got Pushing the Envelope parts, where a GM can expand on them to make them longer for homegames (potentially splitting them over 2 sessions).

[Shamie]

I dont know about firing line but i wouldnt recommend Sprawl wilds. Im not saying is bad, i bought it and like it but its a little off a common shadowrun as they take the runners outside cities. One mission would be way better if done after completing Copy Cat killer and on a Silver Platter.

I would do recommend Season 4: Back in business. Its short, its nice and it gives you a mini intro to seatle. To use in on 5th search for the weapons equivalents in 5th and set the limits for the NPCs, im running the whole season 4 that way on 5th

[Kernel Kludge]

Or you could always make a deal with a dragon.

 

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