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<blockquote data-quote="Celeblas" data-source="post: 3448326" data-attributes="member: 44040">@Mikayla&quot;Unfortunately&quot; there are quite a lot of things screaming &quot;read me&quot; at the moment and the newest Dungeon Savage Tide adventure is currently at the top of this list. I will still try to answer specific questions, but I fear I won't have much time to read more of the book until weekend. So far I have finished Chapter 1 and 2 and I was positively surprised. The new encounter format looks very helpful and the adventure itself is quit interesting. During the first encounter the PCs will get their hands on a letter in the possession of a drow priestress which leads them directly to Sigil and the Styx Oasrsman. They meet Rule-of-Three, a Cambion-son of Graz'zt, in the disguise of a Githzerai (or how the less aggressive Gith race is spelled). He sends them to the Tower of the Prophet, which is guarded by several archons, to gain some information regarding Lolth. The archons will react depending on the PCs alignment and behavior, so the party has three options: fight, diplomacy or stealth. There are several other options available to gather information like the Jackal sages or the library of the lady.@RazzOne question concerning the look of the cover. My book isn't &quot;shiny&quot; like other core rulebooks, but rather dull like the volumes of the Forgotten Realms brand. Is this a commong thing in the Expedition series or just an &quot;accident&quot; like the one WotC made with the Waterdeep Hardcover?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celeblas, post: 3448326, member: 44040"] @Mikayla "Unfortunately" there are quite a lot of things screaming "read me" at the moment and the newest Dungeon Savage Tide adventure is currently at the top of this list. I will still try to answer specific questions, but I fear I won't have much time to read more of the book until weekend. So far I have finished Chapter 1 and 2 and I was positively surprised. The new encounter format looks very helpful and the adventure itself is quit interesting. During the first encounter the PCs will get their hands on a letter in the possession of a drow priestress which leads them directly to Sigil and the Styx Oasrsman. They meet Rule-of-Three, a Cambion-son of Graz'zt, in the disguise of a Githzerai (or how the less aggressive Gith race is spelled). He sends them to the Tower of the Prophet, which is guarded by several archons, to gain some information regarding Lolth. The archons will react depending on the PCs alignment and behavior, so the party has three options: fight, diplomacy or stealth. There are several other options available to gather information like the Jackal sages or the library of the lady. @Razz One question concerning the look of the cover. My book isn't "shiny" like other core rulebooks, but rather dull like the volumes of the Forgotten Realms brand. Is this a commong thing in the Expedition series or just an "accident" like the one WotC made with the Waterdeep Hardcover? [/QUOTE]

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