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<blockquote data-quote="the Jester" data-source="post: 5660972" data-attributes="member: 1210">I like Q1 a great deal. Sure, it's not my favorite, but even if you consider it the &quot;red-headed stepchild of GDQ&quot;, that's not bad; the G and D modules are all excellent.That said, I'd probably place Q1 on equal footing with D1 in my book. I think the doors to other planes were awesome. I love that you get a glimpse of the scope of the plots of demon lords and their ilk. That has actually always inspired me since- in my campaign, demons, devils, gods, etc. have concerns that extend to plane after plane, perhaps in some cases to all planes. I love the idea of attacking an arch-devil's or demon prince's forces by assaulting them on a different plane in order to cause strategic weakness. (Hi Sepulchrave!) I even think that most of the monsters in the module make sense; I have no problem with the idea that not ALL gnolls follow Yeenoghu, for instance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the Jester, post: 5660972, member: 1210"] I like Q1 a great deal. Sure, it's not my favorite, but even if you consider it the "red-headed stepchild of GDQ", that's not bad; the G and D modules are all excellent. That said, I'd probably place Q1 on equal footing with D1 in my book. I think the doors to other planes were awesome. I love that you get a glimpse of the scope of the plots of demon lords and their ilk. That has actually always inspired me since- in my campaign, demons, devils, gods, etc. have concerns that extend to plane after plane, perhaps in some cases to all planes. I love the idea of attacking an arch-devil's or demon prince's forces by assaulting them on a different plane in order to cause strategic weakness. (Hi Sepulchrave!) I even think that most of the monsters in the module make sense; I have no problem with the idea that not ALL gnolls follow Yeenoghu, for instance. [/QUOTE]

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