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One player has a +14 perception (Level 2 Elf Cleric/Ranger hybrid, trained w/background bonus), but the next closest to that is 5 or 6.

I was wondering if anyone had run this adventure. I am new to Dming and new to D&D in general so I've been running adventures until I really get the hang of things. There is one encounter in this book I can't seem to get my head around. It is Encounter 3: Dragon's Maw, the entire room is a trap...

Considering there were five monster manuals for 3.5, I'm sure there are some cool things in there that would be nice to have in some of my adventures that are not in the 4e books. Are there any rules for adapting monsters from 3.5 to 4e or does anyone have some suggestions of the best way to go...

This is actually very similar to a character I'm playing now. It has worked out great. I took Durable as second level feat to help off set the use of Lay on Hands. The main difference between my character and yours is I use a craghammer and a heavy shield instead of the mordenkrad.

I know this is a very basic question, but I can't seem to find an answer anywhere. When the Ochre Jelly is bloodied, it splits. What size are the two halves? The Jelly as a whole is a large (2x2) creature. Would the halves both be 2x2s? I could see them being 1x2s, but I don't think that exists.

EDIT: Nevermind, didn't finish reading the whole thing before replying. Sorry.

I'm looking at some of the traps/hazards and noticing there is no Will defense listed for them. Does that mean an attack against Will is an auto hit, or does it have immunity to them? Is this standard for any thing else without a certain defense listed?

Thanks. This has been a big help. I wasn't aware fo the switching hands as a free action. That makes a lot more sense in the particular case I was thinking aobut when posting the origional question. (Rogue who has been using a sling wants to throw a shuriken. Didn't make a lot of sense to me for...

How do you handle players switching weapons as far as action use? It would seem to me that it would be two minor actions (one to put a weapon away and one to draw the new weapon), but I was just curious how experienced DMs rule it. Thanks.

Just a quick question. My daughter just built her first character and she opted for a Halfling Beastmaster Ranger. She selected a Boar as her animal companion. Being a small character, could the boar serve as a mount, being as it is a larger (medium) sized creature? Wasn't sure how this would...

I am new to D&D as are the other players in my group. As the person who tends to pick thing up the quickest, I became defaco DM. I enjoy the role and am constantly learning new things. I decided to start with the Keep on the Shadowfell adventure because it was freely available and I didn't want...