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Oh dear lord, I just know that if I ran a Vecna adventure, my players would be clamouring for the head. Unfortunately, I'm looking specifically for 3.5e (or maybe 3e) in order to minimize prep and conversion required.

Gotcha. I don't suppose you have your conversion notes still?

As stated in my other thread, I have the task of running a high-level 3.5 adventure for my group. I have access to two adventures that look like just what I want and are by authors I like (Lord of the Iron Fortress, and Bastion of Broken Souls), but they are written for 3.0. Can anybody...

Hi all, My group has decided that we want to finally experience true high-level D&D for once, and the honour/terror of running this has fallen to me. Can anyone suggest their favourite 3.5e adventures for levels 16-20? Thanks!

For most of the other adventures, there were preview threads done, with images and maps. I don't think Always on Time ever got one, did it? Is there somewhere I could grab actual images of the maps for online gaming? Or to extract the images from the pdf? My second option is to screenshot the...

Hmm... First of all, if she seems to be leaning heavily that way, you might suggest that she take a Skill Training feat for Intimidate when she levels up. Don't force her, of course, but just a suggestion that it would help her preferred tactic. If she wants to, I'd give her the option to swap...

...Wow, that answers pretty much everything I could have asked for. Yeah, the "reformers" bit was about what I assumed for the Family/Clergy's knowledge of the Ob. But the Ob seem to have people in power in various places, even if they don't know exactly who they're working for, so I...

I'm a bit curious about what the Family and the Ob's relationship is. Does the Family know of the Ob (Perhaps even as just the "group working against the Clergy" that Ottavia knows at the beginning of Always On Time)? Does the Ob control the higher-ups in the Clergy and the Family? Largely, I'm...

Two metal objects? I'm not entirely sure what you're talking about. Do you mean the silver things sticking out to the left? Those are drive shafts, and shouldn't be a problem to climb over. If not, then what specifically do you mean?

Not dumb questions at all. One, in fact (the saboteur positions) has multiple answers. So to answer as best I can: --------------------- The saboteurs can be in a variety of places, depending on when the party arrives. Check page 15 for the steps of the sabotage. If the party finds them VERY...

It shouldn't affect the 4e version. Hopefully things stay as they are, but even if they don't there are numerous publishers who have figured out how to publish 4e under the non-revokable OGL. So even if you have to change licensing, you should be fine.

That's really the biggest hurdle - there is no official monster math yet. The best you could do (and the best place to start if you do this) would be taking an existing monster of the level you want, and just reflavouring it to suit your needs, with minor mechanical changes.

Huh. Link works fine for me (sorry, been out of town). Are people still unable to see it? Well try here if it doesn't work. http://i.imgur.com/M0Avm.jpg

Been a while, but I'm about to run this myself, so here's an updated map based on this info.

These are awesome, and I honestly prefer them to the whole-paper format. Clippings and headlines are both easier for you, and still very effective at getting things across. Please continue!

Personally, I had the countdown start when Sokana tossed the amber rod into the furnace, as it seemed to me that that was what would trigger the massive overload. I think this interpretation would tie in well with your goal of not making the party suffer for that minute. (And yes, this means...

As far as setting flavour and planar travel goes, the ritual does have to be performed within 30 days. I'd assume that during this time, the spirit hasn't crossed over to the bleak gate yet (but is dormant), or is still in transition, and a strong spirit (the PCs) can be brought back with some...

Nah, you're from Winnipeg. It's the West Nile you have to watch out for. (Sorry, it's my hometown, too. :))