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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tales and Chronicles" data-source="post: 7157132" data-attributes="member: 6871653">I've just finished reading thru The Red Hand of Doom, and something I noticed and liked was the fact that the ennemy/NPC present in the room/situation were written next to the name of the room. Also, I dislike when they put the map after the description of the rooms, not before. Reading the LMoP, the chapter on the Tressendar manor starts describing the general layout on one page, then you have the description of rooms 1 to 4 on the next page, but you still dont have a visual of the whole thing, which only appears on the next page. Start with the map so we can have a global view of the dungeon, then describe the rooms one by one.I'd like to have more complex ''skill challenges'' where all PCs need to use their combined skills to overcome a challenge and get a number of success to trigger a beneficial outcome. I find that most ''skill/social encounters'' are resolved by only one character and it damages the feeling of cooperation that I try to create. The last UA on Traps was a good exemple: you were faced with traps that require more than a single check by the rogue. The magic-users could attempt to destroy part of the magic ward protecting the traps, the warriors must use their might to allow a rogue to reach the mechanical component of the traps etc. All the party is needed to overcome the trap.</blockquote>