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<blockquote data-quote="pemerton" data-source="post: 6672605" data-attributes="member: 42582">[MENTION=996]Tony Vargas[/MENTION] has spoken in favour of &quot;filler fights&quot; in 4e. I'll approach the issue from the opposite direction: Night's Dark Terror doesn't have any filler fights. It's a tight module. I think 4e suits it better than its original system did!I can also report that its maps were fine. Yes, the goblin warrens involved some fights in labyrinthine conditions - but isn't that what goblins are all about?The other classic module I have converted to 4e is G2. In this case, again, there was the need to assign frost giant stats to the many, many giants in this adventure. I departed more from the original in this conversion (eg turning visiting giants and ogres(?) into visiting eladrin of the Winter Court, as fitted with my campaign backstory). But the maps were fine - some huge distances, which 4e tends to love - and it was a lot of fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pemerton, post: 6672605, member: 42582"] [MENTION=996]Tony Vargas[/MENTION] has spoken in favour of "filler fights" in 4e. I'll approach the issue from the opposite direction: Night's Dark Terror [I]doesn't [/I][I]have[/I] any filler fights. It's a tight module. I think 4e suits it better than its original system did! I can also report that its maps were fine. Yes, the goblin warrens involved some fights in labyrinthine conditions - but isn't that what goblins are all about? The other classic module I have converted to 4e is G2. In this case, again, there was the need to assign frost giant stats to the many, many giants in this adventure. I departed more from the original in this conversion (eg turning visiting giants and ogres(?) into visiting eladrin of the Winter Court, as fitted with my campaign backstory). But the maps were fine - some [I]huge[/I] distances, which 4e tends to love - and it was a lot of fun. [/QUOTE]

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