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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DM_Fiery_Fist" data-source="post: 2180781" data-attributes="member: 6052">Thanks again for all of your responses.  Hannibal King, how in the world did the barbarian get turned into a minotaur?  I suppose you could have a lot of fun with a baleful polymorph trap.  It sounds like you guys had an excellent run in Undermountain...I'm guessing that this party will emerge a bit worse for the wear as well.Rudar, thanks for the great ideas.  I particularly like the idea of the fiend in disguise, I'm going to slip that one into one of the unmarked rooms and let them have some fun with it.  DaveMage, compliments to you on your avatar as well, as well as your signature.  Both come from excellent sources.  I hadn't yet thought of throwing in another module into the dungeon--that's an awesome idea, and that would save me a lot of work.  Dungeon is putting out an adventure for 30th level characters?  Finally!  I could certainly use some assistance in designing epic level adventures, I'll make a note of that one and see if I can get it.  Does anyone know when it hits the stands?Jyrdan, thanks for the suggestion, I just now found the wandering monster tables in the module.  Advancing lower-level monsters is a very good idea, I'm guessing that my players won't expect to face off against something that's quite a bit more challenging than they originally anticipated.  I'll also look up some stuff on the Tomb of Horrors, I've heard the tales of that infamous place as well.  Was that a Greyhawk module?  Arnwyn, thanks for the link.  This site has huge amounts of material!  I'll see if I can find a conversion guide for some of his NPCs, they would work very well for my campaign.  The encounters will also be an excellent place to start...I've got access to all of WoTC's Monster Manuals, so hopefully I can come up with some interesting foes.  Thanks again everyone,Josh</blockquote>

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