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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 9184271" data-attributes="member: 83242">Actually Dungeon of the Mad Mage goes to level 20. And if you strictly want high level, the Vecna Dossier was 20th level as well. And of course Rise of Tiamat and Out of the Abyss both went to 15th level. And the Planescape Fortune's Wheel jumps to 17th level. I haven't run any of those, but my group is 15th level and 5e is doing fine for us + we have done 3-4 one shots at 20th level and had a blast. So IMO 5e handles high level well, but I know others disagree.Now regarding this adventure I have no idea how it holds up. I've looked through it, but like all published adventures it basically baffles me.  I will say there is an encounter where the PCs face three dukes of hell: one is CR 20 and two are CR 21 and they have some good synergy between them.. That could be a challenging fight.Also, just wanted to point out 5e came out in 2014, that was 9 years ago, not 10+ as you claim for some reason.EDIT: ninja'd by [USER=22779]@Hussar[/USER]!</blockquote>