The adventure is gold for an average D&D player. It's platin for a FR fan. And it's diamond for old Pool of Radiance fans.I'm surprised that the discussion of htis adventure is still going on. Is it that good?
The adventure is gold for an average D&D player. It's platin for a FR fan. And it's diamond for old Pool of Radiance fans.I'm surprised that the discussion of htis adventure is still going on. Is it that good?
Anyways, the entire map is used up. I hope this helps clear things up. Unless, of course, I misinterpreted the question![]()
On a side note: Has anyone heard something about the Phlan web enhancement for Mysteries of the Moonsea?
... b) they don't have any incentive really to produce it at this point, especially when it would be a free release.
As your insight discovered, there is a lot of room for continued storylines and adventures beyond MotA or along side it. Unfortunately I am not aware of any sequels to MotA. But, I'm sure WotC can be persuaded; should enough people ask for it![]()
I'm surprised that the discussion of this adventure is still going on. Is it that good?
Yes!![]()
IMO adventures for specific setting should be exactly like MotA - full of fluffy specific lore. Because that is what the fans of that setting like to see.... (I couldn't even puzzle out the storyline, it was embedded so deeply in the meaningless-to-me FR'isms.)
I'm sure it's great for FR fans, but "gold for the average D&D player"? I don't get it.