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<blockquote data-quote="jbear" data-source="post: 5312754" data-attributes="member: 75065">I ran through the first couple of encounters of P1 TrollHaunt Warrens as well, by myself actually, just to see how play differed at paragon level. I was extremely disappointed to see how easy it was. Talk about too easy. So I can fully understand that you'd want to 'rev up' the difficulty. My players love to be really challenged as well. They really hassle me if they breeze through one of my encounters. Actually they like to hassle me even when they've been beyond the brink of death, now that I think about it, but that's just to relieve tension methinks. Actually from the description of your group it sounds quite alot like mine. I'm the driving force behind all that is rules and books. My players like to show up and just have a damn good time. No obsessing. Mums, Dads with lives that up until I introduced them to D&amp;D had never had any RPG experience whatsoever. Which makes for a pretty great enviroment at the table. They see everything with fresh eyes. It's like doing your old magic trick on someone you've never ever met before. So, I guess I'm going to have to maybe do what you have been doing and what the others have suggested in so far as updating the monster stats. If only I had the time...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jbear, post: 5312754, member: 75065"] I ran through the first couple of encounters of P1 TrollHaunt Warrens as well, by myself actually, just to see how play differed at paragon level. I was extremely disappointed to see how easy it was. Talk about too easy. So I can fully understand that you'd want to 'rev up' the difficulty. My players love to be really challenged as well. They really hassle me if they breeze through one of my encounters. Actually they like to hassle me even when they've been beyond the brink of death, now that I think about it, but that's just to relieve tension methinks. Actually from the description of your group it sounds quite alot like mine. I'm the driving force behind all that is rules and books. My players like to show up and just have a damn good time. No obsessing. Mums, Dads with lives that up until I introduced them to D&D had never had any RPG experience whatsoever. Which makes for a pretty great enviroment at the table. They see everything with fresh eyes. It's like doing your old magic trick on someone you've never ever met before. So, I guess I'm going to have to maybe do what you have been doing and what the others have suggested in so far as updating the monster stats. If only I had the time... [/QUOTE]

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