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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OchreJelly" data-source="post: 5213834" data-attributes="member: 62056">Not bad.  We also are in a very similar place.  Last night I ran the encounter in front of the tomb.  I took out one golem due to party size (3 plus Moyshana).  It turned out to be a pretty interesting fight with a lot of damage flying around.  The PCs did a good job of sliding the golem continuously into the trap to good effect.  I did modify the first room for similar reasons because I didn't think every single creature / trap in there with daze effects would lead to a fun encounter (well most anyway).  I took out one naga and replaced it with a slime devil (MM3) I had lurking in the pit.  I changed the pit from being spikes to a pool of acid.  The idea was the slime devil would try to engulf a party member and then try to maneuver him into the pit of acid which the devil resists.  All the while it would interrogate the party member with Raven Queen-themed questions with it's scour the mind power.It was a fun fight, but not as hard as I anticipated.  This was mostly due to some lucky crits early in the fight from the PCs and bad rolls on my part.  The devil did get to engulf a PC, though, and started to drag him to the pit.  Lastly, I changed the first room so that the party had to lower themselves into it from a trapdoor in the ceiling.  Personally I don't like it when the designers set up a room like this with such obvious traps.  It just encourages the party to not venture into it, and fight outside in the previous room at the choke-point.</blockquote>

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