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<blockquote data-quote="Klaus" data-source="post: 5744713" data-attributes="member: 607">1 - Keep the top level of the Keep pretty much as-is.2 - When getting to the second level, keep the encounter with the hobgoblins. Scrap the rest. Keep the encounter with the room full of undead.3 - Keep the map for the ruined temple (the one with the four obelisks). Scrap the creatures. Scrap the entire last encounter (save the map for some other adventure). In the ruined temple map, place the deathlock wight and the minion skeletons from the revised last encounter (available in the D&amp;D website).4 - This is the big one:Scrap human Kalarel. He is now a Huge black dragon aiming at dracolichdom (why Huge? Because it's awesome!), bent on opening the rift to the Shadowfell and becoming Orcus' exarch. Place him in the ruined temple map, in the middle of the broken pillars (he must stay there to complete the ritual). Because his life-energy is being siphoned away, this Kalarel has the stats of a young black dragon.This serves two purposes:- Keeps the more dynamic map for the final encounter.- Gives a dragon for the PCs to fight in a game of Dungeons &amp; Dragons.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Klaus, post: 5744713, member: 607"] 1 - Keep the top level of the Keep pretty much as-is. 2 - When getting to the second level, keep the encounter with the hobgoblins. Scrap the rest. Keep the encounter with the room full of undead. 3 - Keep the map for the ruined temple (the one with the four obelisks). Scrap the creatures. Scrap the entire last encounter (save the map for some other adventure). In the ruined temple map, place the deathlock wight and the minion skeletons from the revised last encounter (available in the D&D website). 4 - This is the big one: Scrap human Kalarel. He is now a Huge black dragon aiming at dracolichdom (why Huge? Because it's awesome!), bent on opening the rift to the Shadowfell and becoming Orcus' exarch. Place him in the ruined temple map, in the middle of the broken pillars (he must stay there to complete the ritual). Because his life-energy is being siphoned away, this Kalarel has the stats of a young black dragon. This serves two purposes: - Keeps the more dynamic map for the final encounter. - Gives a dragon for the PCs to fight in a game of Dungeons & Dragons. [/QUOTE]

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