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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 9597398" data-attributes="member: 54629">Am I correct in assuming you're one of the players rather than the DM?First is a question about your current adventure:[spoiler]When you say you're too weak to confront Acererak -- do none of you have any of the trickster gods possessing you? Both times I've run ToA, I found the bennies from having trickster gods possess the PCs made Acererak a bit of a pushover. 50 THP every round plus a few other goodies is crazy! Acererak was whooped both times, despite the PCs being weakened by previous encounters.[/spoiler]Second: although the final Part 4 of the Spelljammer adventure, The Light of Xaryxis, is meant for 8th level PCs, I bet it could be beefed up so it's suitable for non-optimized 11th level PCs without too much trouble. I think you could also play through that part without having played through the previous parts just fine, and I can easily see a way to have a summoned celestial say, "Here's a job for you! Get on this Spelljammer and go deal with the Xaryxian astral elves!"The other option would be to depower "The Lambent Zenith's Last Voyage" chapter from Vecna: Eve of Ruin. It's set in Wildspace, but it's meant for 12th level PCs. I think it would be fairly simple to depower it so it's more suitable for 11th level PCs. That said, you could probably get through it just fine with no adjustments - numerous people have said Eve of Ruin errs on the "too easy" side after all.You could even keep the macguffin in there - the celestial sends you to retrieve it in exchange for sending you home to Toril afterwards.</blockquote>

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