I’m actually going back through old 2E dungeon magazine adventures and Forgotten Realms modules for inspiration for my next Dalelands campaign. There are some gems in there.
I’m all about the actions… slaying/overcoming monsters and obstacles and achieving objectives.
I think the objectives are a big one missed off the list. A level appropriate XP award for achieving a level appropriate objective.
I did say ‘a bit’ redundant. By which I mean completely redundant until level 5 and then it’s only doing 1d6 extra damage with all the penalties using a spell comes with.
Bladesingers get Int bonus uses per day not proficiency now. So they are likely to be using 3-4 times a day. If you’re not...
I mean the biggest change is the new blade singer gets Int to attack and damage straight away.
So true strike is actually a bit redundant for the most part.
So interestingly I broached the subject with my group face to face after our game this weekend. At least one player bounced pretty heavily off the idea of having an ithilid tadpole in their head. Even just the potential threat of it taking over his character was enough to feel coercive and...
Our group of jaded grognards played it level 1-15 to the very end.
We had a lot of fun with it. We certainly didn’t feel like it wasn’t Greek enough.
However it is very combat heavy but like any pre-printed campaign it is pitched at middle balance. If the PCs have system mastery then you will...