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<blockquote data-quote="Wolfwood2" data-source="post: 4444971" data-attributes="member: 39394">My party managed to stop the kobolds outside the waterfall from warning those inside.&nbsp; I made sure they got the message that this was important by emphasizing to the party scout how loud the waterfall was and how the kobolds had to shout to hear each other so as to plant the seed in their head that they could take out the ones in front without alerting those inside.&nbsp; They then adjusted their tactics to make the initial strikes at kobolds near the waterfall entrance.&nbsp;Even so, the Irontooth battle was tough.&nbsp; They had some bad rolls and I had some good ones.&nbsp; To save the party, I had the kobold spellcaster turn on Irontooth at the end, seeing the party as a chance to regain control over the tribe.&nbsp; (Irontooth had dominated the kobolds through sheer intimidation.)&nbsp; I made them pay by having the caster take all of the treasure with him when he left.&nbsp; That was the deal, and enough of the party was down by that point that they didn't feel like trying to renegotiate.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolfwood2, post: 4444971, member: 39394"] My party managed to stop the kobolds outside the waterfall from warning those inside. I made sure they got the message that this was important by emphasizing to the party scout how loud the waterfall was and how the kobolds had to shout to hear each other so as to plant the seed in their head that they could take out the ones in front without alerting those inside. They then adjusted their tactics to make the initial strikes at kobolds near the waterfall entrance. Even so, the Irontooth battle was tough. They had some bad rolls and I had some good ones. To save the party, I had the kobold spellcaster turn on Irontooth at the end, seeing the party as a chance to regain control over the tribe. (Irontooth had dominated the kobolds through sheer intimidation.) I made them pay by having the caster take all of the treasure with him when he left. That was the deal, and enough of the party was down by that point that they didn't feel like trying to renegotiate. [/QUOTE]

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