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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 9183951" data-attributes="member: 54629">I'm reading through Turn of Fortune's Wheel at the moment. I like most of it so far, but there are parts that could certainly do with some improvement. As others have pointed out elsewhere, it feels a bit too easy to escape the Mortuary without exploring any of it. And then the adventure just dumps the PCs in Sigil and tells the DM to let them explore using the random encounter tables and locations described in the setting book until they get bored. I'm thinking there might be pacing issues here. I like the casino and the walking castle, and I like a lot of the stuff there is to do in the gate-towns ... but some of them are a bit meh. Like Faunel is basically just talk to NPC A who tells you to talk to NPC B who tells you to talk to NPC C, who will only give you the information you seek if you succeed on a check or 'pay' them for the information in some way. It's a pity they chose Faunel to be the example of a gate-town that's been absorbed into its associated plane and now needs to rebuild as they could have really played up the Zootopia concept that the remaining animals want to create.I also like the idea of the glitch PC incarnations gimmick, but I'm not sure how it will turn out in actual play.</blockquote>