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<blockquote data-quote="Andre" data-source="post: 3976665" data-attributes="member: 25930">I wanted to run Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil, but I knew I'd never talk my group into going through it a second time. The first GM ran it mostly as is (the most interesting encounters tended to be the ones he made up himself). The CRM was such a slog, it turned us off the whole thing. Add in real life issues eating up our time, and there was never a real chance to make it happen.I was going to rip the guts out of the middle, placing each elemental temple on its own demi-plane, with connections to the CRM. Most of the random monsters in the CRM would go bye-bye, to be replaced by a handful of major groups. Imagine the players trying to track down the entrance to one of the elemental temples, while dodging armies of orcs and dwarves fighting over the ruins of the old dwarven temple, with a rakshasa or two manipulating events in the background.Oh well, maybe some day.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andre, post: 3976665, member: 25930"] I wanted to run Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil, but I knew I'd never talk my group into going through it a second time. The first GM ran it mostly as is (the most interesting encounters tended to be the ones he made up himself). The CRM was such a slog, it turned us off the whole thing. Add in real life issues eating up our time, and there was never a real chance to make it happen. I was going to rip the guts out of the middle, placing each elemental temple on its own demi-plane, with connections to the CRM. Most of the random monsters in the CRM would go bye-bye, to be replaced by a handful of major groups. Imagine the players trying to track down the entrance to one of the elemental temples, while dodging armies of orcs and dwarves fighting over the ruins of the old dwarven temple, with a rakshasa or two manipulating events in the background. Oh well, maybe some day. [/QUOTE]

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