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Message: <blockquote data-quote="arawn" data-source="post: 1820153" data-attributes="member: 23746">Diaglo[SPOILER]What about the roper and the dragon?[/SPOILER]  What’ so special about putting to high EL creatures in a low level dungeon? If I put a beholder in my low level dwarven hold am I halfway to a D20 classic?if you want to have fluff... about the hidden treasure of the last great dwarvensmith... it is there too.I’ll check it out it was nothing that stood out upon reading though. Good fluff almost always does.if you want hard choices, some decent traps/tactics not just dumb monstersI saw nothing but common sense in how the denizens defended their areas. the adventure is solid and complete. but it has enough to it that any DM can add there own hooks and subplots.Stocking a dungeon with monsters, traps and treasures is just an exercise in DMing, IMO.To me a good adventure is about original fluff (npcs, items, locals) and story twists that surprises the players. (the good dragon and the evil princess etc.). These things I cannot readily supply on my own.Forge of Fury locked slick and tested and unimaginative to be me.Compare it to the Sunless Citadel with meepo and a really special treatment of the vampire myth.</blockquote>