Steading of the Hill Giant Chief

[DNH]

It would be pretty cool to have a super-adventure for each classic monster foe type. There could be a dragon one, a mind-flayer one, a beholder one, and orc one, etc.

Good idea, that man. Somewhat like the 2e Monstrous Arcana series from the late 90s.

 

[Shroomy]

I think Chris should just keep going into the D and Q series.

 

[zoroaster100]

I've decided to renew my DDI subscription today because of this adventure series.

 

[Nemesis Destiny]

I've decided to renew my DDI subscription today because of this adventure series.

I've decided to renew mine because it provides an extremely convenient service and pretty good value for the money as an entertainment product with continual updates and new things to read/use.

This adventure series is icing on an already delicious cake.

 

[Dice4Hire]

I have decided to think about subbing up for one month to download this series once it is over.

 

[S'mon]

So far, looks like great design work. This was what I was hoping for when I wasted £18 on "Revenge of the Giants".

As Chris follows the Gygax prececent of having a very thin framing device, the Steading should be very easy to drop into any campaign. My only worry is that it might take rather a long time to play through in 4e, but thanks to the Gygax maps it's not a linear adventure that needs to be played through to the end, it can function as a semi-permanent fixture.

 

[Evilhalfling]

my subscription just ended. at least I got Baba Yaga's
I'm planning on re-upping when the Pathfinder game im playing takes a break, and I start a new 4e game. Ill download the whole series then, just cause.


I am happy withthe paragon support in Dungeon. first B.Y. now this...

I converted part of the Jarl of the frost giant to 4e, using maptools.
it was 5 pages in the GDQ1-7 version.
but i put little work into it besides translating combat encounters.