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Took me a lot longer to actually get the whole thing on paper than I thought, but mine is up now. It is really pure 4E, so if you don't like 4E, just give it a FAIL and move on.

The Brutal Bard of Trasa After weeks of stumbling through the woods and the mountains, you have found a pleasant seeming village built around a river delta, but all is not as it appears in this sleepy little town... A 4th Edition adventure for five level 10 characters. Background The...

Reporting that I have seen the information. Do you want to risk a little bit of overlap, and post ingredients late tonight? If you did around midnight, 48 hours would get until the end of Sunday, rather than a deadline on Tuesday.

This sounds interesting. I'll join up!

In the second part of Scales of War: The Siege of Bordrin's Watch, there are a handful of really excellent encounters. Spoilers for those of you playing in it and not yet past part 2 . . . . . Into the Depths Dungeon Magazine #157 page 34 Dangerous plummeting open staircase with a large group...

I'm playing in the campaign on the weekends, and our party is just about to finish "Haven of the Bitter Glass" - just about middle of the Paragon tier; in fact, we hit level 14 last session. I'm quite enjoying the adventures, but I tend to prefer combat, so there is that consideration. I would...

I think a big part is the Skill Challenge itself, but, as is often the case with D&D, and Skill Challenges in particular, it is all about the DM. I think that there is not much in way of tactics in a skill challenge, but more strategy. You have the long-term Skill Choices, and your party...

Spellplague (longer than I intended) You're basically right about it being a cataclysm event. The story we have is that roughly 100 years before the 4th Edition setting, Cyric (evil god) murdered Mystra (good god who happened to own or control all magic - I'm fuzzy on that). When this...

I would never have been able to get into the Realms if not for the semi-reboot for the same reasons. Honestly, my biggest problem with the Spellplague is that not enough time has gone by - Dwarves and Elves will likely have first hand knowledge of what happened, and the players have to make...

Not to turn this into a vicious love circle, but arranging all of the Organized Play materials and providing this kind of community support is really quite a bit farther than consumers can expect these days. Thank you for your work, Chris. Most of us play the game because we like it, so...

Hopefully, the guys at Wizards appreciate how important their forums are, since being down for two days has spawned nearly 100 posts over here. I'm looking forward to what they bring out when it is back up, and if it isn't as good, I'm going to demand my money back!

Well, there was the Delve Night program that Wizards ran for the first half of 2009. That was Organized Play, but not tied into any campaign/world and was random levels each month. I was hoping that GenCon would announce a new "Delve" program - something like 6 monthly mini-adventures, set in...