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<blockquote data-quote="Wolfspider" data-source="post: 70488" data-attributes="member: 300">*****SPOILERS for The Dead Fire adventure!!!!*****Yes, the adventure greatly reduced the power of the flesh golem.&nbsp; Here is the relevent text from the adventure:The golem has only 35 hit points and its damage has been reduced to 1d8+3.&nbsp; It is listed as CR 3, but the adventure is designed for characters levels 1 through 3 (and this encounter comes at the very end).&nbsp; It is a tough encounter, to be sure, but not unwinnable in any means--IF the party is well rested and prepared with a full allotment of spells.&nbsp; If they run off half-assed into combat with the golem, especially after losing party members and not having any spells, they will be pounded into the dirt.Remember that the party entered the room with the golem when they were already seriously injured.&nbsp; They pushed a button that&nbsp; was going to do who knows what without being at all prepared.&nbsp; What were you all thinking?&nbsp; Why didn't you go back downstairs and out of the tower to rest for a bit first?Incidentally, I think Dead Fire is a really good adventure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolfspider, post: 70488, member: 300"] *****SPOILERS for The Dead Fire adventure!!!!***** Yes, the adventure greatly reduced the power of the flesh golem. Here is the relevent text from the adventure: The golem has only 35 hit points and its damage has been reduced to 1d8+3. It is listed as CR 3, but the adventure is designed for characters levels 1 through 3 (and this encounter comes at the very end). It is a tough encounter, to be sure, but not unwinnable in any means--IF the party is well rested and prepared with a full allotment of spells. If they run off half-assed into combat with the golem, especially after losing party members and not having any spells, they will be pounded into the dirt. Remember that the party entered the room with the golem when they were already seriously injured. They pushed a button that was going to do who knows what without being at all prepared. What were you all thinking? Why didn't you go back downstairs and out of the tower to rest for a bit first? Incidentally, I think Dead Fire is a really good adventure. [/QUOTE]

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