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<blockquote data-quote="SoulsFury" data-source="post: 5691928" data-attributes="member: 4174">The deck is definitely weak compared to older editions. My players are starting the adventure now. I homebrew and change any published adventured, but the basis will be to complete the deck.Currently, my group entered a portal to the Shadowfell, which is where I am placing the abbey. In my campaign, the abbey is the home of a wanna be God-King that hid his keep. The characters will have to rescue a group of githerazai and the entire town of the abbey by reconstructing the deck. Once the deck is reconstructed, they can enter a tower I have added to the map, and confront part of the main villain of the campaign. I will also be using the descriptions of cards in dungeon mag, as opposed to what is available in the adventure.The deck has always held a special place for me in my D&amp;D experience and I can't wait for the awesomeness it will bring to the group going through this adventure. To me, its not a campaign killer, but a campaign maker.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SoulsFury, post: 5691928, member: 4174"] The deck is definitely weak compared to older editions. My players are starting the adventure now. I homebrew and change any published adventured, but the basis will be to complete the deck. Currently, my group entered a portal to the Shadowfell, which is where I am placing the abbey. In my campaign, the abbey is the home of a wanna be God-King that hid his keep. The characters will have to rescue a group of githerazai and the entire town of the abbey by reconstructing the deck. Once the deck is reconstructed, they can enter a tower I have added to the map, and confront part of the main villain of the campaign. I will also be using the descriptions of cards in dungeon mag, as opposed to what is available in the adventure. The deck has always held a special place for me in my D&D experience and I can't wait for the awesomeness it will bring to the group going through this adventure. To me, its not a campaign killer, but a campaign maker. [/QUOTE]

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