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thanks. Store support is out (closest is 120 miles away). LFR I have, but was hoping for more. LFR is hard to get people who haven't read the world to "bite" into

Great info, but how does a group (say a College Club) gain access to without a host store? LFR is one option I know.

How long? 3-5 sessions per module.

They are Themeatically the same, but "slightly" different. I've run the Steading and tried to mix in Old School with the new. Next time I'll stick to the new (though having LOTS of Hill Giant minions was fun)

Sounds like Mindflayers and thier minions might be on order. Maybe an Aboleth and Beholder (with supports) too Look to see what NADs the part DOES NOT HAVE and set 1-2 creatures per encounter that target those. Also you might want to have terrain/maps that split thme up or block LoS to make...

As I have the Offline CB and Adventure tools and Masterplan, I will continue with 4e for the forseeable future. I still sub to DDI, but mostly for the articles. My library is fairly complete and I have a large stock of tiles and miniatures. Online access is the least of the issues...

Things we have done: Critical hits get Max Damage TIMES 1D6 plus item critical hit damage. Big things go down a lot faster (especially with an 11 year old playing a ranger). Spend a Healing surge to re-roll (usually only on Daily powers). Everyone HATES rolling a 1 on a daily. More Minions...

Have you posted on Montanagamers.org?

thanks. I was wondering if there were "formulae" etc, but reading more it looks like I can "foreward engineer" encounters based on EL from 3.5 Still wrapping my head around 4 level Orc Minions...

Just picked up 4e and I have a lot of materials going back to Ad&D (1e), mostly 3.5. Does anyone have a checklist/short essay of tips and things to consider? I know that the story need not change, but some of the encounters will. Any help/links/comiseration accepted Mike