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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Waylander the Slayer" data-source="post: 1135050" data-attributes="member: 1830">Spoilers!!!!!I Ran my group through a modified version of the Warrens. The Warrens can be deadly especially for the lower end of the levels recommended. It can also get a bit tedious later on in the adventure. [spoiler]The adventure has good versimilitude and flows well as long as you are an experienced DM and know when to pull punches. For example, I had the Church of the sun god help out the PCs a lot more, especially after the corruption within the church was revealed (it also states that the Delvers will potentially knock down every door to find the sword of lies - considering the fact that most of what is in the warrens are powerful and evil, this did not make sense either- so i changed it- and the NPCs would end up dead within  quickly as written).I just have a personal dislike for NPC's that can't help even though the world around them is about to collapse.If you do run the kidnapping section, make sure to pick a player who won't mind his character being abducted and "killed". There are railroading issues here which i am not too fond of.The Betrayed is perhaps one of the toughest and most fun encounters out there. Play this NPC to the hilt, question the Clerics about who they are and their faith instead of engaging them in direct combat.I also altered the encounter with the Vrock, where even though the creature was evil, it wanted to go home! It traded info. with the party in exchange for a return trip. The final encounter is VERY COMPLEX to run. Make sure to do the homework on all the NPCs involved. You could potentially end up running 3 seperate combats at the same time. [/spoiler]Feel free to ask any other questions.</blockquote>

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