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It's been years since I played it (at least 15), but I always remember the published adventures being the best part of the game. There are some quite reasonably priced ones on eBay right now -- personally, I think they may be worth buying just for the pleasure of reading them. A few months ago...

Do any of the encounters seem like prime TPK opportunity? I'm thinking Party Level +5 or more. After people's experiences with H1, my party has been debating whether 4e is more TPK-heavy than previous editions.

I have no idea what "family friendly" means in this context, but the address you give is about 2 miles from Game Empire.

Demonblade I believe there is supposed to be an adventure called "Demonblade" for 16th level characters in the latest Dungeon. I'm in a similar situation. I'm running a group through Glacier Season, then the Harrowing, then presumably Demonblade, and I'm not sure where to go before hitting...

My players have decided that casting on the defensive is too easy. That's kind of funny, since making it harder will only hurt them. Guess it shows that I'm not playing with a bunch of munchkins. Has anybody else come to the same conclusion, and can you offer a house rule that's worked for...

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OK, well then, does anybody have a copy of the e-mail? The fact that they had corrected the blackguard but not the assassin was part of what led me to believe the assassin was different.

Thanks! Does anyone know the issue of Dragon where the Sage addressed this?

A debate has come up in my campaign about whether the rules allow an assassin to use his sneak attack when flanking. The rules text is almost identical to that of the rogue, but specifically leaves out the case of flanking, so I'm leaning towards "no". What do you think? Thanks.