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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kerakus" data-source="post: 1969146" data-attributes="member: 20951">I had loads of fun with the Hobyahs.  My players hated those things with a passion by the time we finished the adventure, mostly because I do voices at the game table and made their signature "Hobyah" very shrill and annoying.My group lost a character in the barrow-mound in one of the traps (a rockfall if I remember correctly).  Conversely, they breezed through the final encounter.  Also, they required a little nudging to figure out what the deal was with the paladin-ghost.  Some notes about tying things together in the series: I changed all of the dwarven weapons from the Forge of Fury to be crafted from Nephelium (the clear steel mentioned in the back of the Sunless Citadel from which Azun-gund was crafted) and had Azun-gund be from the Duergar squatting in the Forge.  This is important to Standing Stone because the main bad guy's ex-familiar body guard wields one of the weapons from the Forge.  Also, I incorporated Idalla (the Succubus from Forge) into the ongoing storyline as being recruited by the demons throughout the series (notably the Cuckoo from Standing Stone) after her release thanks to the PCs.  If you intend to have something of a storyline connecting the adventures, arranging the Cuckoo's escape from the final battle in Standing Stone is advisable.  The only adventure I didn't run from the series was Deep Horizon.  I just couldn't find a way for it to fit with the rest of the series that made sense and the adventure itself seemed like a chore to run.Q</blockquote>

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