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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jhaelen" data-source="post: 4947357" data-attributes="member: 46713">I've run the first part of the adventure. This encounter was the one I liked least - it's way too complex for what it's doing since it didn't really pose a decent threat. My players didn't seem to mind but I felt it wasn't really exciting.Also, noone (including myself) was able to explain how that grinding ball was supposed to work. In the end we just collectively shrugged and applied the game effect as written.Despite that encounter, though, everyone was pretty excited about what was our first contact with 4E. All of the other encounters felt quite dangerous until the party reached second level (it was a party of seven first level pcs) after their combat against Ashurta, which was very close to a TPK.Mopping up the Kuthriks was a cakewalk by comparison.P.S.: Noone figured out the riddle which didn't surprise me. The hints are very sparse and I had to reread everything twice to even understand _what_ the hints were... It didn't really matter, though, since the adventure actually works better if the riddle isn't solved.</blockquote>