First adventure is describe as the PC having "new student" status and have them engage in adventure and student life, but the second adventure have them at "conversant" status, where they have a side job as university representative to the city next to it. Which is great, but I I have a worry about the pacing. First, there is an overview of the whole series: over the course of six adventures, the PCs will go from level 1 new students arriving to take their first lesson to save the world. I will largely echo what !DWolf wrote in his thread regarding the impressions I have for this part. Part 1 : reading Kindle Magic (SoT part 1, chapter 1) It will also cover the convertibility of university experience from a European point of view. I thought some might be interested to read my musings as I peruse the products and start preparing and arbitrating things (I have ample prep time as I'll play instead of run in the next few weeks). It's as much relevant to Paizo (especially the first few posts I intend) than WotC, but I needed to chose, so here it is. My group, without consultation, got me Strixhaven for Christmas, so I am back to my original idea of making a mish-mash of the two to get a longer running campaign. It convinced me to get the AP, as I was interested in running a wizarding academy adventure, with more grown-up heroes than Hogwarts, and both WotC and Paizo put out material in this vein. Recently, made a very interesting post contrasting the first parts of Strixhaven and the Strength of Thousands Paizo adventure path.
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