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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Evilhalfling" data-source="post: 6293575" data-attributes="member: 16991">I ran an adventure inside a (3.5) robe of useful items - it was a heirloom item left to a PC after the mysterious disappearance of his uncle.  They had to fight a rope (giant, constricting), a lantern (containing hostile lantern archerons)  and of course found the uncle's body.  Later it was used as a plot device when the player could'nt make a game (not uncommonly), he was assumed to be stuck in his own pockets. The funny thing was it gave one of the other players/characters the willies and she was freaked out about the robe for the rest of the campaign. anyway...What other things did the vamp put in his bag of holding? I second a human village - extra snacks are always handy. some of them may even be adventures.  can the party organize a mob with torches? its traditional.  If you want to run the the 5 room format you definitely need a lesser vampire pretending to be the big bad.emphasize the fear and posturing - let the fight be anticlimaxic, it is just to set set the stage.  See if you can get them to blow some dailies.I would keep it shorter than some have recommend - IME this type of weird dimensional quest gets boring after 3 sessions.</blockquote>