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I agree - that is what I said. Don't redo, make another!

Though I too have a fondness for Disney's "Gargoyles," and they once featured as 2nd only to dragons in my game world, I definitely do not think the "need" to be redone. In fact, I would go further and say they shouldn't be redone. Now, if you want to create a new creature or class of gargoyle...

Maybe it was supposed to be "6 -5 days," though I doubt it.

Easy solution - say no. D&D, and 5e in particular, is all about DM rulings. If the DM wants a more OG Eberron, just say no to this very minor "change."

Thank you for the deep dive! Do you plan do one for the adventures book too?

Based on his other content on DMs Guild I am pretty sure he is not writing the adventures. He is more the lore guy.

Also, don't forget about the ceiling and floor too!

And if you want to get really serious you need to use acoustic sealant at all penetrations through the wall membrane (think outlet boxes, light switches, etc.)!

Do you have the space / budget to do a double wall? That will give you the best sound attenuation. Here are some wall construction options for you. The higher the STC rating (upper right) the less sound is transmitted. You can the resilient channel w/ sound batts does increase the rating (47)...

You don't need to tweak anything to make it work as you want. I don't know the sessions but it took about 8 years of playing time to get to level 15 in our campaign.

Unfortunately I am a terrible resource when it comes to published adventures. I have not run BG: DiA or CoA or any published adventure since 4e (and white plume mountain before that). I only buy adventures to mine for ideas and/or mechanics - I don't run them. So I really have no idea if it is...

Chapter 11, but it states it can happen at any time. See below