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<blockquote data-quote="subrosas" data-source="post: 3379975" data-attributes="member: 24241">Thanks for the responses. Good to know I'm not totally alone...[spoiler]I guess a lot of what especially bothers me is the way the campaign finished up. They dropped Azzar Kul in two rounds (!) after he wasted about ten buffing himself per the tactics section in the encounter. Then you-know-who showed up and offed all but one party member in exactly two rounds (they got as far as saying &quot;...hmmm, maybe we're supposed to flee? But this is the end of the module. Why would we be set up to LOSE the last battle of the module?&quot;). The last party member, a wizard, leapt down the shaft in terror and tried to hide amongst the hobgoblin bodies below.Maybe I shouldn't have rolled in the open. If I'd used a screen, I could have fudged things perhaps. Or maybe I should have used action points or some other mechanism throughout the RHoD. Not sure...btw - Don't mistake me - I thought the scenarios depicted in the campaign to be compelling, interesting, and very high quality.[/spoiler]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="subrosas, post: 3379975, member: 24241"] Thanks for the responses. Good to know I'm not totally alone... [spoiler] I guess a lot of what especially bothers me is the way the campaign finished up. They dropped Azzar Kul in two rounds (!) after he wasted about ten buffing himself per the tactics section in the encounter. Then you-know-who showed up and offed all but one party member in exactly two rounds (they got as far as saying "...hmmm, maybe we're supposed to flee? But this is the end of the module. Why would we be set up to LOSE the last battle of the module?"). The last party member, a wizard, leapt down the shaft in terror and tried to hide amongst the hobgoblin bodies below. Maybe I shouldn't have rolled in the open. If I'd used a screen, I could have fudged things perhaps. Or maybe I should have used action points or some other mechanism throughout the RHoD. Not sure... btw - Don't mistake me - I thought the scenarios depicted in the campaign to be compelling, interesting, and very high quality.[/spoiler] [/QUOTE]

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