D&D General Red Wavy Lines

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Typically, those wavy lines denote a tapestry or curtain in most adventures. It is weird that they're absent in the write-up.

 

[darjr]

The wavy lines look black to me, the numbers are in red.

 

[jasper]

Module: DDAL05-16, Siege of Parnast, specifically Spine Ripper's Den. I'll try to add a pic. Thank you all very much.

It curtains for mr connolly.

 

[darjr]

Yea, the curtains would be great for a rogue or other sneak characters. Or adversaries. Are they mentioned in the general description of the whole area?

Just a sec I think I have that mod.

 

[pukunui]

Typically, those wavy lines denote a tapestry or curtain in most adventures. It is weird that they're absent in the write-up.

It's an Adventurers' League module. This kind of discrepancy is par for the course.

The wavy lines look black to me, the numbers are in red.

Are you color-blind by any chance? The wavy lines look pinkish-red to me, while the numbers are closer to orange.

 

[Lanefan]

There's a thread in TTRPG-General right now about what makes a module easy to run and so far this one's violating pretty much every best-practice that's been suggested there.

 

[Omand]

I mean, this is an Adventurers' League module we're talking about here. Shoestring budget. Smell of an oily rag. That sort of thing.

Fair I suppose; but I never was involved with Adventurers' League. Never played a session or witnessed one running.

Just knew that the code given for this module was organized play from when WotC gave away some items for free at one point.

Cheers