Halls of Undermountain - What is known?

[smerwin29]

In the latest design & development the author describes it at as a boxed set with "monster and object tokens, player hand outs, and miniatures!". I'm guessing I'm the only person who actually read that through to the end .

Alas, it was GOING TO BE a boxed set. But if you read the last line of the article, you will see that complications arose. Hopefully Matt Sernett's follow-up article will be up soon to finish the story.

 

[Dice4Hire]

halls of undermountain Breakfast for Owlbears

Some pics here

 

[RichGreen]

Hi,

Has anyone got it yet? Is it any good? I loved the original 2e boxed set and the sequel but passed on the 3.5 Expedition to book.

Cheers


Rich

 

[Marshall]

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Havent seen it myself but it doesnt sound like much.

 

[RichGreen]

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Havent seen it myself but it doesnt sound like much.

Thanks - that thread has lots of good info.

Cheers


Rich

 

[Zaran]

Weird, could have sworn I saw Matt tweet that it wasn't. Will take your word over my memory though. Thanks for clearing it up.

Just glancing through the module I got the impression that it was designed to work just fine with 5e. While there might be encounters created (I honestly don't remember) I do remember that there are rooms that say that what kind of monsters are there but don't have them statted out. There is one room with a level 12 basilisk which really has no place in a module for levels 1-5. It implies that the PCs should flee this encounter but I can actually see a level 12 basilisk becoming a solo encounter in 5e quite easily. It's very possible that this book will be 5e friendly.

 

[Zaukrie]

If you have any other undermountain items, this is like those. It has three adventures, and a big map and other stuff you would expect. If you like previous versions, you will like this one.

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