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<blockquote data-quote="nopantsyet" data-source="post: 1926882" data-attributes="member: 3109">I ran it. It was the second adventure in my first 3E campaign. Lots of falling. Falling at the rope bridge. Falling on the wet rocks. One character even insisted on climbing the natural chimney and fell like 60'! And then there was the roper...&nbsp; &nbsp;By the time they got to the end, the party was so terrfied of dying that they made the Paladin walk ahead of them as they explored the underground lake. So when the dragon made its surprise attack, naturally it used its breath weapon on the largest group. So down went the Cleric and another PC.&nbsp; &nbsp;As I see it, there are two ways to run this: killer, in which case plan on PC deaths. Or safe, in which case be prepared to make adjustments beforehand or fudge some rolls.&nbsp;&nbsp;Edited: Blacked out spoilers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nopantsyet, post: 1926882, member: 3109"] I ran it. It was the second adventure in my first 3E campaign. Lots of falling. Falling at the rope bridge. Falling on the wet rocks. One character even insisted on climbing the natural chimney and fell like 60'! And then there was the roper... By the time they got to the end, the party was so terrfied of dying that they made the Paladin walk ahead of them as they explored the [color=black][color=black]underground lake[/color][/color]. So when the [color=black]dragon made its surprise attack, naturally it used its breath weapon on the largest group. So down went the Cleric and another PC[/color]. As I see it, there are two ways to run this: killer, in which case plan on PC deaths. Or safe, in which case be prepared to make adjustments beforehand or fudge some rolls. [size=1][i]Edited: Blacked out spoilers.[/i][/size] [/QUOTE]

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