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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Altamont Ravenard" data-source="post: 1668252" data-attributes="member: 14700">- Orcs with class levels (check).- Troglodytes with class levels (check).- Change the Troglodyte chief to a Druid, and make the bear (or whatever you choose to replace it) his animal companion.- As many people have suggested in various FoF threads, I have made the trogs worship the Roper, but if we're talking about beefed up Trogs, then it probably won't make much sense, since they could very well kill it, unless you beef up the Roper also, and then the Roper remains a fight that the PC's are almost guaranteed to lose.- I have removed the succubus, because I really didn't like that encounter. I have replaced it with a Nimblewright, which was orderer do defend the (dead) Dwarf Sage's library. The Nimblewright is an intelligent construct (from MM2, IIRC), totally loyal to its (dead) master, but absolutely bored. It has met the Duergar chief. The Nimblewright can't leave because its duty is to guard the library, but if the PCs suggested that the library be moved (to a city, whatever) and they help it with the move, then it'd be ok with that, and quite happy also (as happy as an intelligent, rapier-wielding construct can be) to get out of this hole and back into the world.- Duergars with more class levels (check)- Bigger, badder dragon (I'd keep the black dragon... Or you'd have to replace it with another aquatic dragon, because of the access by the lake).Of course, you'll have to change the treasures, especially the Durgeddin blades that can be found. Perhaps you could introduce some magical smith tools (hammer, anvil?) that the Duergar have found and are using to create special weapons. Durgeddin's descendant should be adamant about getting these items back.Hope this helps.AR</blockquote>

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