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<blockquote data-quote="sabrinathecat" data-source="post: 6375374" data-attributes="member: 89838">Someone told me it was one of the best Role-Playing sessions they'd had, after the DM completely rewrote it.Overall, however, I did enjoy the experience, and I think Scales of War is overall a good series (once you get through all the typos and bad monster information transfers). I had a lot of fun taking a Fey-pact warlock from lvl1 through lvl30. Only got killed once (nearly three times), in spite of a pacifist miracle worker priest in the party.I did have fun with it afterward too, when I was running my game after we'd finished that one (with another DM running Scales).The party was attending a Conclave of Dragons. &quot;The Red Dragon is obviously a priestess.&quot;A: &quot;What God?&quot;B: &quot;Tiamat, probably&quot;Me: &quot;Who?&quot;B: &quot;No Tiamat in your world?&quot;Me: &quot;Not anymore...&quot;Table chuckles.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sabrinathecat, post: 6375374, member: 89838"] Someone told me it was one of the best Role-Playing sessions they'd had, after the DM completely rewrote it. Overall, however, I did enjoy the experience, and I think Scales of War is overall a good series (once you get through all the typos and bad monster information transfers). I had a lot of fun taking a Fey-pact warlock from lvl1 through lvl30. Only got killed once (nearly three times), in spite of a pacifist miracle worker priest in the party. I did have fun with it afterward too, when I was running my game after we'd finished that one (with another DM running Scales). The party was attending a Conclave of Dragons. "The Red Dragon is obviously a priestess." A: "What God?" B: "Tiamat, probably" Me: "Who?" B: "No Tiamat in your world?" Me: "Not anymore..." Table chuckles. [/QUOTE]

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