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<blockquote data-quote="Kain Darkwind" data-source="post: 3457647" data-attributes="member: 23011">Well, you shouldn't be disappointed at all.&nbsp; The adventure is big, spanning 3 planes.&nbsp; (Didn't like that they repeated the LN Lady of Pain alignment though)&nbsp; It involves a TON of other sources, including a quest for a weapon of legend.&nbsp; (Don't worry, you don't need a single noncore book to use anything found there though)&nbsp; Monsters from every single MM (including Fiend Folio) show up throughout the adventure, and of course, some new ones that are found in the book.&nbsp; Lamia nobles, aspects of demon princes, and some more elaborate work with aspects than we have previously seen.&nbsp; Even a possible encounter with that drow priestess from the ELH.&nbsp; (The caution notes in the adventure are almost funny, warning the DM to 'urge' the PCs in a non-confrontational method around those points.)Occulus didn't get the obyrith subtype, but I hope that isn't going to be indicative of no new obyriths in future supplements.&nbsp; I noticed MM4 didn't have any either, a disappointment.&nbsp; All three of the demons in Demonweb are untyped, neither tanar'ri nor anything else.&nbsp; I liked this.&nbsp; As I don't typically buy adventures, I can't really say if it is better or worse than others out there.&nbsp; But I can say I enjoyed it a LOT.&nbsp; Good stuff if you can move past OCD and the mis-edits.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kain Darkwind, post: 3457647, member: 23011"] Well, you shouldn't be disappointed at all. The adventure is big, spanning 3 planes. (Didn't like that they repeated the LN Lady of Pain alignment though) It involves a TON of other sources, including a quest for a weapon of legend. (Don't worry, you don't need a single noncore book to use anything found there though) Monsters from every single MM (including Fiend Folio) show up throughout the adventure, and of course, some new ones that are found in the book. Lamia nobles, aspects of demon princes, and some more elaborate work with aspects than we have previously seen. Even a possible encounter with that drow priestess from the ELH. (The caution notes in the adventure are almost funny, warning the DM to 'urge' the PCs in a non-confrontational method around those points.) Occulus didn't get the obyrith subtype, but I hope that isn't going to be indicative of no new obyriths in future supplements. I noticed MM4 didn't have any either, a disappointment. All three of the demons in Demonweb are untyped, neither tanar'ri nor anything else. I liked this. As I don't typically buy adventures, I can't really say if it is better or worse than others out there. But I can say I enjoyed it a LOT. Good stuff if you can move past OCD and the mis-edits. [/QUOTE]

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