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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Beckett" data-source="post: 3325610" data-attributes="member: 781">I ran it.  2 players, using 2 characters each (which two it was could switch as they had the full 4 character tree).The Avangion gets killed in it, before the players can get there to do anything.  Thri-kreen were supposed to slowly go crazy (although they might have been able to use their psionics freely).Most of my memories are pretty vague.  I do know it is one of the reasons I've wanted to start up a 3E game.  I remember some pretty cool fights, I can still picture a lot of the Urik adventurers, and I remember the soccer game.  Most of the high-level monsters from the Dark Suns MCs showed up (drakes and cloud rays).It was a world tour of Athas.  From Tyr to Urik to the Sea of Silt , then back to the halfing infested jungles.  I think that was a major plus for the module- it was a Dark Sun adventure.  You weren't picking it up and placing it in, say, the Forgotten Realms without a lot of work.  Black Spine, the other mega-adventure capping the other DS adventure path, while fun, could have been anywhere.My favorite moment- one of the characters was moving toward an intimate encounter with an elf he met.  This particular elf was a wizard/thief, and a hired assassin.  So, mid-embrace:Me: She backstabs you for a bunch of damage.Him:  What!?!  I push her away, reach for my sword.Me:  She cast magic missile on you for more damage.Him: I'm attacking her!Ah, the good ol' days when a little description and maybe a picture would cause most teenage males to take a big ol' wisdom penalty.  The same player would get suckered and charmed by a certain lass at the end of Tsojcanth (sp?), with the saving throw largely unnecessary to insure his aid.</blockquote>

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