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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 4800476" data-attributes="member: 10177">It went well for us. The best thing for me is two of the people involved, including the DM, are big Castles and Crusades fans, so it was nice to be able to talk "shop" face to face with fellow fans.As for the encounters, the first went pretty easy, until we got to the rust monster area. At this point we had 6 players, 2 of us lost our armor and one lost a weapon. Fortunately we switched to our non magical weapons and the wizard hit with a lot of magic missiles.The challenge section was a challenge. At this point 2 players had to leave, so we had 4 PC's now. 3 of us went into the river right away. 2 of us dwarven Paladins. One of those two was me. I made a roll to get out pretty quickly, the other dwarf spent 2 rounds successfully treading water after failing to get out of the water. Then he finally succeeded.The Warlord successfully negotiated with the spirits to calm them down, and then we successfully negotiated to get replacement armor.We went into the final battle doing climb checks to go down the wall instead fo across the bridge and got to the ramp going up to the paved/worked stones in two rounds. That is where we fought. It was tough. The Barbarian came very close to going unconscious, I think he was down to 9 HP at one point, several of us reached bloodied more than once. With judicious use of second winds, warlord powers to get additional surges, and paladin lay on hands, combined with a lot of bad rolls by the DM, 2 of them being ones, in a row, we persevered and killed them all without losing any of the 4 of us.It took us about 5 hours, with one or two breaks, to get through everything.</blockquote>

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