The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth is up (EDIT-All Chapters Now Added)

[Mark]

"prefunctory"

Do you mean "perfunctory?"

 

[Quartz]

Way back when, I was looking forward to running the module with Drelzna as a Good character. Pity I never got the chance.

 

[Piratecat]

Couple of things.

A) I didn't say I did not care for it, I just said it was unimpressive or "prefunctory."

As Mark said, I believe the word is perfunctory, not prefunctory. I'm not sure I agree with your usage in this case, though. Whether you like the adventure or not, I don't personally see it as "done routinely." Everyone has their own preferences in an adventure, of course; mine probably just differ from yours.

 

[trollwad]

It wasn't really to my taste overall and it didn't try very hard to adhere to the spirit of the original imho. I did like the new picture of Drelzna as well as the new gnome hamlet.

 

[Rauol_Duke]

...the new gnome hamlet.

Hehehe... that sounds like a sandwich...

 

[GVDammerung]

Do you mean "perfunctory?"

As Mark said, I believe the word is perfunctory, not prefunctory. . . .

With sow mulch kelp, how neds a spelcheeker? Tanks tots fur yore hep!

 

[Mark]

With sow mulch kelp, how neds a spelcheeker? Tanks tots fur yore hep!

Stink nuttin' uv id.

 

[grodog]

Some good discussion of this over on Canonfire! @ http://www.canonfire.com/cfhtml/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=23749

 

[TerraDave]

I liked what I saw...

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Including, but not limited to, making some gnomes crazy, the reference to the mad hermit (a fav from past campaings)...taint...and in general putting in more links to Tharizdun. WG4 was of course the sequal to S4 (is it not obvious, they both had "4"), so this is interesting. On the other hand, this seemed a little cut down from the wilderness section of the original.

It does lead to two questions for the vampire bat:

1) Will the next two parts have the same size and scope as S4, which had a lot.
2) Can we expect a sequal, following up on the leads here?

 

[WayneLigon]

I adapted the adventure for Eberron, locating the Horn in the Icehorn Mountains - in fact, it's 'The Icehorn' that gives the range it's name. I loved the crazy gnomes - any excuse to slaughter gnomes is a good thing, and the fact that they were insane rabid little monsters was just icing on the cake.