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I'd personally say that the Obscurati version is better, since it doesn't require an expensive magic item for each each member, and returns an innocuous result to the scryer. Scrying on somebody and getting nothing back tells you they've got something to hide.

Oh, this popping up in my email account brought back memories of when I was following the updates. I'm gonna take some time later today to reread. Thank you :)

Not from me. The fact that any significant Obscurati member is shielded from divination works well enough to require regular investigation. Divination is a helpful tool, but it won't give you a shortcut to the end.

Still watching every episode and still loving them!

I'm watching the video, and I love it. Very well done! Can't wait for more :)

Oh, that is amazing work! Well done!

That is so amazingly cool!

Backed!

Looking forward to it!

Personally, I'd say let them pull off the ambush if they've figured out the Eschasatologists plan. You can still have a nice, big fight and it feels really satisfying for players when they can get the drop on the bad guys like that.

Huh, I really liked that. I've reviewed chapter seven a couple of times, but I never considered before that the players would be upset about not being able to influence the ultimate outcome, though I can see it now. To me, the main allure for players in Book Seven was discovery. Finally finding...

I can safely say von Recklinghausen may well be the greatest NPC name I have seen in a module in my entire life.

This is particularly helpful; I'm about to start a 4e game of Zeitgeist; so thank you!

Oh wow, you've really put a lot of work into it. That's amazing!

Excellent news, my Saturday DM is going to be running this for our group :) I'm looking forward to playing my Mastermind Rogue now!

Excellent news! I'm looking forward to running it for my group at work once we finish with Rise of Tiamat.

One idea: Increase the difficulty of missions that take place in that part of the city owing to the heightened chaos and general panic.

Ahh, my mistake then. I probably conflated the two while I was reading up on it.

From what I gathered of the supplementary material; it was the Hosnian system, which was serving as the current capitol of the Republic, which was moved from Coruscant. The Capitol is changed on a semi-regular basis.

On the plus side, it means the government likely won't be shutting down in the next month; since now that he's resigning, he's pretty much immune to pressure from the far right. Gonna be interesting times after he's gone, though.