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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 6057774" data-attributes="member: 10177">I found the module pretty easy to run. I did change the encounter frequency to once per hour, no roll, it was going to happen, unless the party was, or did, do something to make themselves unable to be encountered, such as invisibility to undead, and I think I allowed Rope Trip to work too.As for the monsters, I didn't like them being back the next day either, so I changed it to taking 7 days to come back. Plus it kind of creaped my players out when I would tell them how every time they went past a previous encounter area how the bones/pieces/parts were not in the same positions, or how burnt remians had bubble like things growing in them. Things meant to let them know these creatures were not gone for good, but also ended up making them feel "creeped out".As for the lack of detail on the Spaceship, I do the same thing for this that I did for Barrier Peaks, I selected a ship from my Traveller library and used that map.I own Tome of Horrors 1 to 3, so that wasn't an issue for me. Switching out monsters you don't have with monsters you do shouldn't be much of an issue, unless you own only one or two monster books. Then you will either have to write up your own, repeat monsters more often, or just have fewer over all encounters.As for the Dreadium, I had it be like a potion of Heroism for undead creatures. It helped things in the under city make more sense for me. My group barely even dealt with it, so it didn't play a big role anyways.Hope this helps make things a little easier for anyone who decides to give this module a try. I found it to be a great adventure and will use it again some day.</blockquote>

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