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<blockquote data-quote="Mercule" data-source="post: 1944233" data-attributes="member: 5100">Every now and again, I pull out the Ravenloft module (I6).&nbsp; The only change I make is to use the Strahd from the RL boxed set (haven't done this since 3E came out).&nbsp; It's never been cracked.&nbsp; Very few even make it to the castle, despite me being more of a &quot;terrorize them before you kill 'em&quot; DM.&nbsp; I've even let 25th+ level characters in, and still no joy.&nbsp;In my homebrew, I've got a citidel in the heart of an ancient, evil nation.&nbsp; It has never been successfully breached.&nbsp; Although, one group of PCs did manage to get in and out without losing any members.&nbsp; I'm planning on having the climax of my current campaign to be the fall of that empire and the citadel.&nbsp; I have warned the players, though, that I'm planning on retiring my setting after this campaign, though, and am willing to see them all die if they screw up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercule, post: 1944233, member: 5100"] Every now and again, I pull out the Ravenloft module (I6). The only change I make is to use the Strahd from the RL boxed set (haven't done this since 3E came out). It's never been cracked. Very few even make it to the castle, despite me being more of a "terrorize them before you kill 'em" DM. I've even let 25th+ level characters in, and still no joy. In my homebrew, I've got a citidel in the heart of an ancient, evil nation. It has never been successfully breached. Although, one group of PCs did manage to get in and out without losing any members. I'm planning on having the climax of my current campaign to be the fall of that empire and the citadel. I have warned the players, though, that I'm planning on retiring my setting after this campaign, though, and am willing to see them all die if they screw up. [/QUOTE]

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