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It looks good. The maps are nice and clear, and it's a pretty sequential looking adventure, which is good for an intro to the system. The one thing I wonder about is what happens when the Shadar-Kai Chainfighter goes insubstantial. Immune to anything that targets AC or Reflex, maybe? I'm...

Hey there Mike, I've enjoyed the blog. But I think it's kept you a bit busier than others; you're the second one on these forums to write and post an adventure. Two though is certainly quite good. Just wanted to say that before I read the adventure; I think your blog will have made you a bit of...

If you have an RPGA membership, according to kenobi65 on the RPGA forums (he's pretty reputable): I'd emphasize how he said "It looks like" rather than "There will be" or some such.

"Started the night off with 4 players, the warlock, ranger, wizard, and cleric" I think it should be noted that the adventure is set up for 5 or 6 characters, with scaling information at the beginning for 4 or less, which would probably help explain the immense difficulty of the Hobgoblin room...

This allows a single die roll to determine if all, none or SOME of the creature's abilities recharge at the same time and provides more variability in the creature's tactics, with fewer die rolls. I think we have a winner. That makes a lot more sense.

Oh, it's very possible that the rules for Miniatures and Tabletop are very different, but the best description of the condition I've been able to find thus far was taking Invisibility from the Miniatures book, and flipping it around, like how 3.5 Blindness and Invisibility are mirrors of each other.

This is a compiled 4th Edition Conditions list I've made up from various sources, in alphabetical order. Most of it is from the new D&D Miniatures Rules. "From a D&D Experience Report" means I got it from someone on the internet who is attending D&D Experience, or at least says they are (I...