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Actually, #115 is supposed to be Strike on Shatterhorn and #116 - Asylum

I'll second Alzirus' praise of the web enhancements and the structure of the adventures. Having downloadable maps and web enhancements for each adventure is a must, IMO.

I feel that the current Adventure Path is great. Sure, I'd like to see another one. It could follow on the heels of the Cauldron series. I would expect it to have as great a story arc and as rich a background setting as Cauldron does. As for changes, maybe fewer dungeon crawls and a few more...

Yep, I'm buying it. I like scaly things.

Spoilers ahead... I too am going to be running Lords of Oblivion next weekend and was concerned about this encounter. My characters are 13th level (except for one, who's 12th) and I felt that this encounter my be a bit much for them, as well. Having said that, there is one creature in...

Uh...never mind. ;)

I'm down with the new cover layout and logo, but what's on the cover really doesn't matter that much to me (as a subscriber, I'm past the impulse buying stage), it's what's inside that's going to count. If providing useful, entertaining adventures remains the focus of Dungeon, then I'll be...

I'll second that! It's good to see some event-based adventures being written. Kudos to Chris Thomasson. :) Both my players and myself have really enjoyed adventuring in and around Cauldron. Looking forward to seeing how this one wraps up and to the next adventure path, as well. Thanks Erik.

Maybe the Sibyl's trying to get a spot on next year's Super Bowl Halftime show. :D

Turanil, also posted on the WotC website is an excerpt for the book. I do not run the Realms either, but do plan on using this book in my homebrew. The excerpt porvides a pretty wide overview of the book; including details on deities, sample villains, the Deathcoils, Bone Naga, and Nagahydra...

This is one of my favorites - The Serpent Sibyl http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/sk_gallery/82364.jpg

The Serpent Kingdoms art gallery is up on the WotC website here: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ag/20040709a Overall, I feel that the artwork is pretty consistent with what WotC has been putting out of late, some good stuff... some not so good stuff. The bright spots, IMHO, are the...

Erik Mona had this to say about the Terrible Iron Golem on another thread, "Actually, it's a unique creature with unique resistences and abilities. Perhaps not the strictly "by the book" way things work in 3.5, but this is exactly the kind of thing that didn't really matter in first edition...

Excellent. :D

Dennis Kauth & Rob Lazzaretti

Eberron was never promised "full support" for psionics. Yes, there is a place for pisonics in Eberron, and I'm sure it will be expanded upon, but Eberron was never supposed to be a "psionic" setting.

Psionics in Eberron I feel your pain, man! However, it's not as if we were mislead. Keith Baker always said the psionic aspects of Eberron could easily be ignored by someone who didn't want to involve psionic play, or be enhanced by those who do want psionics. So they pretty much had to be...

Can you give us any more information on Foundation of Flame. For instance, any idea on what "all hell breaks loose in the city of Cauldron" might entail... Thanks in advance.

If you look on Paizo.com and search under the Single Issues for #322, it shows "Heroes of the War of the Spider Queen" by Richard Baker. Also, in issue #321 it says that the article is upcoming in Dragon #322...

So, has anyone received issue #113 yet?