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I did it the other way around. I sent mine out to handle the war machines, and those machines that survived blasted the field once in a while. Leaving the mage alive made it possible to add some randomness to the fight. Honestly though, the fight was mostly something unassuming. It wasn't really...

Maybe let them decipher the name Koren from the journal; the name of both the Obelisk and Kreven's wife. Due to the bad rolls, they miss out the obelisk part initially. When they interrogate people about Koren, they will learn that it is Kreven's wife, a former wayfarer. It will give them some...

In this thread there are more information about who the different characters are based on, if you want it: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?645264-X-Men-in-Zeitgeist Below are some of the pieces of information (probably not all): - Gale and Tinker Oddcog were both originally sample...

In the end it is all about having fun. So go with what your group as a total wants to play and have a good time with that :)

My players had the same reservations as the original posters, preferring old school fantasy. However, the great reviews and ratings the campaign has gotten made them give it a try. Nothing stops the players from hating technology, it fits quite nicely into the campaign. My suggestion would be to...

What did they do with Coaltongue? or Guthwulf in the end? In my campaign both kinda just wandered of into history, but they are both capable of making trouble on some other continent. The heroes are celebrated by common people, but the people in charge might want them gone, since they are...

The same for us. If someone buys special ammunition, either for guns or bows, that is one thing, but in general, it isn't something I give much thought. In Zeitgeist I would sat that it is just part of their equipment from their employers the RHC. My players don't currently use guns, they...

We decided against crafting - the stipend is the total value they are allowed to have (unless of course they do some illicit business), so why bother crafting when you can ask for an item instead.

My Haddin was completely useless during the trip through the forest, but he had one of the pcs dominated so he made sure he lived (and they did portray good characters, who did try their best to save him - and they did regret it). Haddin in general just rubs pcs the wrong way, meaning he is a...

The adventure states that the Ragesians set it up underneath Seaquen, so I always assumed they brought it with them and activated it (it is 1 foot by 6 feet, so it is likely possible to break down into smaller pieces to transport it). There is also one in chapter 5 when they teleport to...

On the up side, they ought to be sure of having Shalosha on their side in the temple. Any help is welcome in that fight :)

In the adventure Seaquen sends two missions, one to Dassen to get help against the Ragesian invasion and one to the Two wind monastery to investigate the storm. Your players need to know that Ragesia intends to make a deal with Dassen to travel through without opposition and conquer Seaquen and...

I never did read the 4th edition version of the AP - but I find that it is a shame if there is more flavor and storyrelated things in one edition and not the other - at the least that should have been in a side bar. when that is said - in the 3.5 version my players never found evidence that...

I hope they will enjoy the play :)

If I recall correctly there is a journal, that mentions going upstream - that would be the hook for going there, but it is entirely optional. If they feel a time constraint they most likely will just head downstream.

I liked that part too :) I was evil enough to force feed them Shaaladel in my campaign. When it came down to the discussion as who would lead I had him pull out the document the players signed giving him authority. Watching the players realize what they did and actually have them vote for him...

I don't think you are too harsh as long as the punishment comes in form of flavor terms and not in gamebreaking terms. I think you should go through with the plan of having your last PC watch the play and let the others be NPCs. Make them some of people you want to die - and kill them off in...

You could compromise a bit. Since the storm is magical, some of the Lyceum toppeople could have been warned that something magical was happening, and thus didn't attend the play, being saved by mere "coincidense". That way you could have a few important people die, like Foebane - which will mean...

Thanks all for the answers. It was the description as a Cauldron of brewing I was missing (both the name and in appendix M where it was supposed to be reference), which most likely will never find much use in my party - if they even find it. As for the link to the Bonds of faith ritual, it...

We play in Pathfinder, so I would guess it has either a different power or is only relevant in 4th edition?