Scales of War finale!

[Stoat]

Thank goodness it's over.

Now hopefully we can get more stand alone adventures in Dungeon (since everything seems to be Scales of War or Chaos Scar). Or get a well-connected AP.

Agreed.

There were bits and pieces of Scales of War that I've liked. But taken as a whole, I've found it unsatisfying. I like the Chaos Scar well enough, but I would like to see some quality stand-alone stuff out of Dungeon.

 

[Morrus]

Thank goodness it's over.

Now hopefully we can get more stand alone adventures in Dungeon (since everything seems to be Scales of War or Chaos Scar). Or get a well-connected AP.

Now you can play War of the Burning Sky... and wonder why you wasted the last 18 months!

 

[Rechan]

Now you can play War of the Burning Sky... and wonder why you wasted the last 18 months!

Hahaha no. I never ran Scales of War. Reading hte first two adventures scared me off it.

I just have DDi and want that space used wisely.

 

[Morrus]

Hahaha no. I never ran Scales of War. Reading hte first two adventures scared me off it.

I just have DDi and want that space used wisely.

Ah, so SoW has indirectly polluted third party products via remote osmotic inference? That makes me a very sad panda.

If it's any help, reading the first two SoW adventures is a strong display of everything WotBS is not like. Why not check out the first one and then decide?

Hey, I tried!

 

[Rechan]

Ah, so SoW has indirectly polluted third party products via remote osmotic inference?

Whaaa? No. I was responding to the 'wasted all those months', letting you know I didn't play SoW.

I did play through half of the 1st WotBS adventure, and enjoyed it for the most part. In fact, WotBS is why I plan to go the community supporter route - I want to mine it for material.

 

[Morrus]

Super!

 

[Hellzon]

Now you can play War of the Burning Sky... and wonder why you wasted the last 18 months!

Ironically, I've heard so much good about WOTBS that I've stayed away from it to remain unspoilered in case I ever get to play it. You're too good, start sucking.

On topic: The epic modules have been so-so, but "Last Breath" reads really nice. Okay, it's a dungeon crawl, what do you expect when you are sent to assassinate the god of evil dragons? And the DM tips are much more extensive in this adventure than the earlier ones - that's great.

But - I hate to ignite a "dragon biology" discussion, but brood mothers being "pregnant with eggs"? Is that how it works...

 

[Derulbaskul]

Thank goodness it's over.

Now hopefully we can get more stand alone adventures in Dungeon (since everything seems to be Scales of War or Chaos Scar). Or get a well-connected AP.

Absolutely.

I want WotC to learn that:

1. An encounter is not made up of unrelated creatures whose roles and powers combine to make said encounter "interesting".
2. An adventure is not made of an unrelated set of encounters containing unrelated creatures.
3. An adventure path is not made up of a series of unrelated adventures made up of a series of unrelated encounters comprised of unrelated creatures.

Until then I am happy for Dungeon to comprise sidetreks, delves and Chaos Scar mini-adventures. At least I can use those things!

 

[Abciximab]

So someone else will just pick up that particular portfolio and all will remain unchanged. (Until someone goes on a quest to bring her back.)

 

[Klaus]

So someone else will just pick up that particular portfolio and all will remain unchanged. (Until someone goes on a quest to bring her back.)

If the DM wants it to happen that way. The adventured assumes this is the end of the campaign, and there'll be no further adventures in that game world.