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<blockquote data-quote="Vael" data-source="post: 8122579" data-attributes="member: 57043">So, the climatic battle happened (I've been running Dragon Heist). A fight with the Simulacrum of Manshoon and his Zhentarim agents in the ancient dwarven vaults over possession of the horde of gold.The main thing that tripped me up was that I kept screwing up the scale of the vault. The map's squares are 10ft squares ... which meant when the Harper allies arrived in round 3, they were still 4 rounds of full movement from actually assisting in combat. And given they are all purely melee combatants ...That said, my players did pretty well and managed to win the day without the help of the Harpers. Hunger of Hadar from the two Warlocks locked down areas, despite Manshoon running around under greater invisibility. The Dwarven Paladin is practically immortal, and with 2 Rogues and 2 Warlocks, the party's DPS is pretty impressive. (6 PCs: 1 Paladin, 1 Moon Druid, 2 Rogues and 2 Warlocks).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vael, post: 8122579, member: 57043"] So, the climatic battle happened (I've been running Dragon Heist). A fight with the Simulacrum of Manshoon and his Zhentarim agents in the ancient dwarven vaults over possession of the horde of gold. The main thing that tripped me up was that I kept screwing up the scale of the vault. The map's squares are 10ft squares ... which meant when the Harper allies arrived in round 3, they were still 4 rounds of full movement from actually assisting in combat. And given they are all purely melee combatants ... That said, my players did pretty well and managed to win the day without the help of the Harpers. Hunger of Hadar from the two Warlocks locked down areas, despite Manshoon running around under greater invisibility. The Dwarven Paladin is practically immortal, and with 2 Rogues and 2 Warlocks, the party's DPS is pretty impressive. (6 PCs: 1 Paladin, 1 Moon Druid, 2 Rogues and 2 Warlocks). [/QUOTE]

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