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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 3167790" data-attributes="member: 10177">Hopefully what I bolded will show up in the quotes once this si posted, but as for the overlapping encounters comment, I look at it as that is why we pre-read/familiarize ourselves with ANY adventure we are going to run. I look at it as that is why a DM is needed. I like having to make my own judgement calls and decisions. Maybe they didn't spell out such things because they knew DM's like me would feel insulted that I needed such things spelled out for me.Who knows? Bottom line is that particular complaint is a non-issue for me.As for the lack of certain descriptions and telling us which book is needed, they kind of do that in the beginning where they tell you which books would be "useful" but not "necessary" for utilizing this adventure.But I do agree that they should leave no reason whatsoever for you to need to reference those books, so all info should be in this book. Unless its from the core 3, everyone who is a DM should have those. If they don't, it was their choice, so tough.Thanks for pointing out the little errors, etc... I wasn't looking for things like that because I'm not running this under 3E rules anyways.I still like this book a lot though. Lots of cool new ideas, new spins on old things to consider, plenty for me to consider, period. Use or discard, etc... My kind of adventure book.Its nice liking a WOTC book so strongly for a change.</blockquote>