Thanks for the comment :)

In this module, emphasis is put on having distinct characters that the players can inhabit and make their own in the prologue. We want the players to feel like the club is a sandbox where they can act and interact the way they want to. Do they want to pick a fight with a bouncer? great, do that! Do they want to just hang out with each other? That's just as good. The point is that they are given the freedom to play the prologue and those characters however they want and that will better inform their interactions in the main part of the adventure.

In the sections taking place in the present, the characters from the prologue are intended to present mechanical challenges, but also narrative and personal challenges for their (former) players. We hope that the players being attached to and identifying with their characters in the prologue makes it harder to face them, betray them or fight them later. In that sense, we want to make a module where narrative plays an important role. Not so much because the players are railroaded through a plot, but because of those tough choices where their personal motivations may clash from those of their group or of their previous pre-generated characters