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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 9681246" data-attributes="member: 59816">Haw! If you're anything like me, you won't have any memory of it other than a vague sense of deja-vu if we play it. (Actually, if we play it, you probably won't recognise it much at all, as I'll be changing the nature of the occupants, who were classic Orcs. I ran it recently at my store, and as a player was playing a 2024 Orc, I felt it would be strange to portray orcs the oldschool way with an orc in the party, so I changed them up. If I run it, I'll use what I came up with).Before my long aside, I was going to say - I ran FoF when it came out, and years later someone ran it for me, and I spent most of the game with a weird sense of deja-vu without realizing that I knew it. I had the same thing happen when playing Temple of Elemental Evil. I didn't think that I'd ever played it (I missed most modules back in the day because we mostly made stuff up and avoided published adventures) but I had a crazy sense of deja-vu before discovering that it was what the DM ran the very first time I ever played D&D (it was only a single session and we hadn't gotten very far, which is why I didn't know I'd played a bit of it).</blockquote>