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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Klaus" data-source="post: 1420101" data-attributes="member: 607">My 3-PC party had SOME difficulty, but not much. The half-elf wiz3/Rog1 and the Rgr4 sneaked up ahead and took care of the orc sentinels. The Clr4 then cast silence on her helm and they approached the front door, which was slightly ajar. Upon entering, they were fired upon by the orcs across the bridge. The half-elf aimed at one, while the ranger readied an arrow against the direction where an attack came. They killed these orcs in two rounds. They then proceeded to killing Great Ulfe (at one point only one character was standing, and it wasn't the cleric!) and cleaning the barracks. Old Yarrack decided to run for it, making all secret passages obvious as he went (and the ranger and his wolf followed). They took care of the remaining orcs (and the adept) with no further problem.I changed the Troglodyte sorceror into a cleric (to make him Iconic), and turned the roper into a Tentacled God worshipped by the trogs. I even turned the trog lair into a shrine where the PCs found clues that the trogs used open flames to keep the Tentacled God's fury at bay. When the PCs got to the roper, the ranger was hit by tentacles while the other two PCs rained alchemist fire upon it. The cleric summoned a thoqqa (3.0 back then), which totally DECIMATED the roper (by this time the ranger's player was rolling for the thoqqa, so that was vindication).The toughest fight was Great Ulfe (relatively), but they were terrified of Nightscale.</blockquote>

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