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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pemerton" data-source="post: 6256744" data-attributes="member: 42582">**SPOILERS BELOW**I have used this module as the basis of my 4e campaign (though mixing in lots of other material too). The PCs started at 1st level (with the river, the bear whom they tamed and befriended, the stockade, the hunt for goblins through the forest). They went to the island around 4th level. They investigated Xitaqa (where I mixed in elements of the 4e module H2) around 6th level. They finally got to Threshold around 11th level, and into the valley (where I substituted an adapted version of the 4e adventure Heathen in place of the module's inhabitants) around 15th level.They never actually delivered the horses - that was done by NPCs offstage.Because of its open structure, it lends itself well to improvisation and interpolation, and I just scaled the challenges as I needed to. (I also used minotaurs as the ancient race, because (i) I like them and (ii) that fitted better with H2.</blockquote>