), and one of the things he recommends is to make a one-shot with a scenario that highlights the strengths of the new system, and make the players fall in love with it (And motivated to continue playing it).This advice has been ringing in my head for a couple of days, maybe changing the "system" part for "setting"... You see, I'm about to start a new Ravenloft campaign, and I want to portray the best things about the setting since the beginning, so my players feel motivated to come back; so I want to use (or adapt) an adventure that does what Ravenloft does best, and that makes them want more.
So, I wanted to ask you if you can recommend an adventure along these lines:
- It has to be low-level (It would be the first adventure of an ongoing campaign).
- It shouldn't requiere any previous experience with the setting.
- It doesn't matter if it's official or unofficial.
- I also don't care if it's D&D2e, 3e, 3.5e or 5e. It could even be another system altogether (I will have to adapt it anyway).
- Preferrably, it should be short (1-2 sessions), or have a very strong hook.
