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<blockquote data-quote="D'karr" data-source="post: 4365139" data-attributes="member: 336">The look of the booklets is similar to the ones in H1, with the Circular D&amp;D Logo on the cover.&nbsp; However, my copy of the booklets is not as flimsy as the H1 books.&nbsp; They seem to be using a &quot;heavier&quot; paper.&nbsp; The two booklets are divided into a background and &quot;campaign&quot; booklet.&nbsp; This book has introductory encounters and covers a lot of the &quot;campaign&quot; area.&nbsp; The second booklet has all the encounters for the actual adventure.&nbsp; It is divided into 4 major areas with several interludes interspersed.&nbsp; The bulk of the adventure is in Book 2.&nbsp; There are some skill challenges also.All encounters use the previous format, which name eludes my memory at this time.&nbsp; So you'll have each encounter, except for the random encounters, explained in a two page spread.&nbsp; Unlike the previous &quot;Expedition&quot; adventures the encounters are shown in the same section in which they &quot;chronologically&quot; appear, instead of at the &quot;back&quot; of the section.I barely had a chance to look at the tabletop maps, so I don't recall if they cover all areas for the encounters.&nbsp; Judging from what I saw of the maps in the booklets, I doubt that they would cover everything.&nbsp; I'll look at them this evening and give a better description.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D'karr, post: 4365139, member: 336"] The look of the booklets is similar to the ones in H1, with the Circular D&D Logo on the cover. However, my copy of the booklets is not as flimsy as the H1 books. They seem to be using a "heavier" paper. The two booklets are divided into a background and "campaign" booklet. This book has introductory encounters and covers a lot of the "campaign" area. The second booklet has all the encounters for the actual adventure. It is divided into 4 major areas with several interludes interspersed. The bulk of the adventure is in Book 2. There are some skill challenges also. All encounters use the previous format, which name eludes my memory at this time. So you'll have each encounter, except for the random encounters, explained in a two page spread. Unlike the previous "Expedition" adventures the encounters are shown in the same section in which they "chronologically" appear, instead of at the "back" of the section. I barely had a chance to look at the tabletop maps, so I don't recall if they cover all areas for the encounters. Judging from what I saw of the maps in the booklets, I doubt that they would cover everything. I'll look at them this evening and give a better description. [/QUOTE]

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