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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO................ Ok do what you want, but i love the fact that the riddle involves no dice and no skills. just player cleverness.

Below are details supporting the thread title. The real question is, if you agree, does this the fact that clers "should" have a 20 wis, or that wizards "should" have a 20 int concern you? From the limited information avail. through the 2 pregen chars, its obvious a cleric is as good as his...

but what do you think of the actual adventure, FC?

that seems like it could be really swingy.

So now that a lot of us are playing Keep I want to know what you think about the strategies involved in combat. The tiefling warlord from http://wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/4dnd/20080522a made me wonder: whats all this shifting about? other than gaining flanking, whats the value of shifting...

how did the cler heal the warlord so much so fast?

http://www.enworld.org/index.php?page=4e scroll down a bit

I like that setup. seems like the wiz is the easiest to ditch. why the warlock? ive never played him.

What about FTR from keep (2 handed maul), Erais (cler from XP), tiefling warlord, rogue? at level 1 the "controller" really doesnt control much, and the warlord would have an AoE encounter power at level 2 to blast minions.

Just an exercise for those of you who are bored but looking forward to a weekend of gaming :) Assume you are a powergamer and KoS is a turn based computer game like Temple of Elemental Evil. Being a power gamer, you challenge yourself to do it with 4 characters. How would you set up your 1st...

wow, would be awesome if you could play a wiz with counterspells.

were their tactics bad this time around? also- did the warlord use his daily on ironfoot? if that daily hits their attacks should go through him like butter.

does the dwarfs 2d6+3 damage with the maul include the +2 dmg racial bonus?

lol, from the title i thought they had released Keep on the shadowfell with a hardcover rather than magazine format.

this is how I knew this was a troll job

for skill challenges i will give my players a mod from a -3 to a +3 on their roll. if they give clever answers, for example, thats a +2 or a +3.

the +2 is just for that char at that level. its actually +cha mod and +1/2 level.

thanks for the advice. keep in mind that these are new players, so they dont know this isnt a "campaign" and dont realize how much they are being robbed by having pregens. i think i will go with new characters, maybe even 0 xp due to the fact that level 1 isnt too far from level 3 skill wise...

Wanted some advice- i dont know where the balance between creating tension by consequences for death and keeping the game going should be. also- how likely is it that a char will die? seems to me its pretty rare for just one death, either it would be a wipe or the downed chars would be revived...

um i cant find the troll art you guys are talking about. link?