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There's Jinis, which I retained. But for Lady Timor's man I had Captain Kauhelo, and for Lord Dashgoban's man, Walfram of Wibbert. They met with them in Bresk, but largely to no specific outcomes.

How many players? I had seven (!) and they were up to their ears in problems. Only a couple of them were good min-maxers but they struggled a bit.

It's extremely difficult, especially with AI so prevalent and high quality. I locate and commission artists as part of my (infinitesimally small) publishing house, and I'm here to tell you that it's a task. We have taken the tack to find amateur artists with small of no portfolios, in the effort...

The whole thing is brutal! I superimposed an interdimensional prison break trope over the top of it, and added a few helpers for the Bell (the Book and the Candle, the former a 100' diameter floating brain with ethereal tentacles that sings siren-songs, the latter a tiny flying fire-sprite...

Apologies, you're right, it's X2 which is Expert set. Did not know about the 2E version! Picking that up this afternoon.

Best I've Run: Castle Amber (1E), Council of Thieves (PF1), Slumbering Tsar (Frog God) Want To Play: Owlbear Run (4E), Kingmaker (PF1), Temple of Elemental Evil (1E)

Got several books working... Invisible Cities by Calvino The City In The Autumn Stars by Moorcock The Bright Sword by Lev Grossman Don't Point That Thing At Me by Kiril Bonfiglioli and I just recently acquired a whole wad of John Scalzi, going to blaze through his Old Man's War novels one I...

Last night's game: the party approached a southerly watchtower on behalf of the lord lord and host, Duke Gallo. The Duke has asked them to ride and check the status of each watchtower, to ensure his troops were in place and to check the countryside for enemy infiltrators or long range scouts...

Raid on an enemy watchtower!

Feel exactly the same way. I've played D&D from inception to now, and Hasbro isn't the first bunch of chuckles to jam things up - only the latest and largest. But I won't buy another product from them until such time as they get their act together.

The original Fiend Folio Xvart art is probably my all time favorite:

What an absolute trip of a setting, incredibly inventive and creative. The people at Monte Cook make such great things. To the question, for me: Richard Pett's The Blight, Vaesen's expansions (England, Carpathia, and a burgeoning American setting...?), and a real-space scifi setting a'la...

Wow thanks! Much obliged to you.

This is awesome, thanks Jester!

These are both great - thanks!

Looking to put my players through a "caper" style adventure as part of a larger story arc, something where they'd have to plan and execute a Ocean's 11 type of operation. Any good adventures out there for that? Any D&D/Pathfinder or modifiable related game system considered.

Pathfinder fan here.