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I had to find out about this AFTER I designed this week's NPC baddie. All the same I will take a peek at this when I get home. Thanks for putting it up! :)

I've been mulling over conversions to 4e, even though I am at the point where it really doesn't make sense to convert the campaign. I think most of the monsters in the adventures can remain. Some of the templated stuff in Adventure 5 might need some tweaks (like a fly speed), and I am unsure...

Having run through this adventure myself, I figure I'd post a few of my thoughts here... To preface this post, I have to say that while Adventure 5 is not my favorite of the series, it is still one of the strongest. My party still makes throwbacks to the adventure during out of game...

= 0 WHAT!? Those Gnomes were probably the greatest part of Adventure 6. I had the players controlling them at some points, and even had them around for the final encounter. That Paladin alone killed more then the actual PCs. I am shocked... I hope you intend to bring the Gnome Mafia down...

Perhaps it was in reference to the original Star Wars Saga? It's easy to mix them up... both have planet threatening lasers. Since this was my party's 'send off' to 3rd Ed, we decided to go with the core book pantheon. So our cleric worships St. Cuthbert. A lot of the religion specific...

I know that RPGNow was down for maintenance last night. Maybe it was related to that? Or maybe the giant living airship just doesn't love you? :)

I'm reminded of my group in Adventure 5. The final fight was still one of the most epic battles of the campaign to date. Good luck with the town, and remember... they should not under any circumstance get Balance's boon... ;)

I once toyed with stating out Coaltongue, but am glad I didn't. This works almost perfectly for what I had in mind. If there's one thing I'm happy about, it's the inclusion of Power Attack. I mean, that's the only explination of how he beat a celestial to death!

One of my players is currently going with this build and has a belt that permanently casts Enlarge Person. (Yes, he is a Apache Chief). I didn't think this was too overpowered until I saw the stand still feat. Now I am really having problems seeing how to get past this without spell casters...

It's good to see an author who takes an replies to critiques. And I suppose I would have to say one other thing I missed above about things I did like. In general this adventure and adventure 10 lend themselves well to modification by DMs. I would assume that a party having gamed in this...

So I figure I'll give my 2 cents here. Considering it's Canadian currency I'm not sure my cents are worth much :) FYI, there are spoilers in this post. Sorry, had to happen. Regarding Adventure 11 I have a few comments. First off, I want to say it's not a terrible adventure in any terms...

Based on discussions in other threads I think I know where Morrus intends to take EN Publishing next.... War of the Croaking Sky: Rise of the Ogdoads. You heard it here first! :)

All I have to say.... God Bless Biomancy! :D

All I have to say.... God Bless Biomancy! :D

Hey, neither of those had a crazy monk-mage running the show. And this one shoots lightning to, everything's better when it can shoot lightning! Any idea how much longer until we can see this sucker?

Hey, neither of those had a crazy monk-mage running the show. And this one shoots lightning to, everything's better when it can shoot lightning! Any idea how much longer until we can see this sucker?

Ah the General fight... My memory of the General fight consists of Tentacles. Many, many, black tentacles...

The more I see of this, the more I think of the Leviathan level from Devil May Cry 3. Which is awesome...

The more I see of this, the more I think of the Leviathan level from Devil May Cry 3. Which is awesome...

Hey, it's just like he's a jedi. King: "Ohhhh I've done such terrible deeds, but now I'm good again." Everyone else: "Yeah, makes sense to me." Glad to see that Steppengard kept the crown in your campaign. Same thing happened in mine, but man was it a tense moment. Honestly I have to say...