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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SoulsFury" data-source="post: 6552836" data-attributes="member: 4174">Did you actually run Noble Rot? I am running it now and I'm starting to regret it. The first encounter at the barn, the barn collapsed before they got in to it. The slime dripping is no longer a factor and eight of the twelve zombies died in round one. I am going to reserve final judgement as the adventure goes on, but I have already had to adjust numbers in the first encounter. At the moment, all I have gotten out of the adventure is lightly detailed maps and one weak encounter that was not fleshed out enough. I hope it gets better as they enter the chateau.  I have preordered all the hard backs so far from FGG, but if the number crunch continues to be this bad, I will not pay for more. I can spend the time updating numbers from old adventures myself. If they are going to do it improperly, why am I spending $50... and on top of that they offer 10% off to people who didn't order when their product came out? Now I feel cheated. If I had waited a couple of weeks, I could have ordered $125+ worth of their (at the moment it seems subpar) product at a 10% discount. Everyone is complaining about WotC release schedule, but I'm a bit unsatisfied with the 3rd party product at the moment. I'm putting as much effort into changing Noble Rot as I would HotDQ.Before anyone gets at me about this, I'm not mad, I just am looking for adventures I can grab and play, but the stat blocks so far are beyond piss poor in Noble Rot. A 5th level group can level that barn to the fact it shouldn't even be included in the adventure.</blockquote>

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