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I think it would be great if they not only updated Murder In Baldur's Gate, but also the PDF playtest adventures listed on dndclassics.com

I hope this means they will be making more adventures for 5th Edition. That would be great!

Just wondering about monsters. Is there enough information in the Starter Set (or the Basic PDF) to reverse engineer the monsters and see how they are created (or converted from others editions)? [Edit: I'm not seeing anything about monsters in the Basic PDF.]

Thank you Frog Lord Games! I remember playing this adventure; it was a blast.

I remember this adventure. It was a blast. Thank you!

Perhaps we should agree to disagree and let this thread sink. Perhaps the excitement of this day will lift Rob's spirits.

Yay! Oh wait, that means I'm going to be staring at it for nine hours :blush:

One way to test the four-sided and step on it barefooted. It it hurts, then that die is functioning normally.

What do you mean by 'spend your level one hit die'?

If The Kraken can be petrified by a severed Medusa head, then I think a high level PC might be able to be petrified by a live Medusa. :p A very high level party probably has access to a means to unpetrifiy the guy anyway.

Two men look through the same set of bars. One sees it's dark; the other sees the stars.

I'm reading the The Crystal Shard because I wanted to at least read this trilogy before reading the sundering novels. Yep, I'm behind on my Forgotten Realms novels :blush:

Thanks. I can sleep in peace now knowing I'm not going to miss anything. I always seem to get a little batty before a major D&D release.

I'm going to stay up past midnight...just in case.:p

Ah yes. LOL. I've read this before but now I can't remember when or where. Was there are particular adventure that had this? Was it Forest Oracle?

From what I've seen, when people think back on the fun they had playing prior editions (especially 1e/2e), at the heart of the fun was their heroes in the context of an adventure. The adventure is where the rubber meets the road in D&D. The adventure is the soul of the game. The rules exist...

One thing I remember about Spelljammer is the hippo people (I forget what they were called). I loved the 'everything you know about space is wrong' angle and it was fun. But I still could not stop laughing at the hippo people.:p

Since this is bound to happen rarely, it would be interesting if there was a table...sort of like the wild magic table without the magic.

Thank you!

I've seen a few conversions already (thanks folks). Is this forum the appropriate place to post them? If not, where should they be posted? Thanks.