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

 

[darjr]

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


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

Back in the day I printed those maps out to scale, still have em. And yea they are a color.

We ran it as a multi table epic and I had a giant in a mammoth miniature. Super hard for the players.

 

[pukunui]

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.

I've not been involved with the actual Adventurers' League myself, but I have played and run many of the DDAL modules (including all of Season 1) privately. There are some real gems in the collection, but the lack of basic editing / proofreading is noticeable even with those. They only cost a few dollars each on the DMs Guild and it shows! You get what you pay for with these.

 

[Ulorian - Agent of Chaos]

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

Damn. When I first read your initial post a few minutes after you wrote it, part of me was really hoping you'd never come back to this thread and just leave everyone scratching their heads. What a mic drop!