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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wik" data-source="post: 3580827" data-attributes="member: 40177">You got most of 'em.  But, most of the fights are in rooms where there's a bit of wiggle room.  Just make sure that the front rank gets into the fight quickly (draw an AoO if necessary - just hope the cleric can heal them in battle!).  As a GM, you could just make the rooms a bit bigger - the players wouldn't notice.  Maybe even widen up the area in front of the doors a bit, so that a few PCs can pool there.Really, though, I ran this with four PCs, and we had absolutely no problem.  About the only places we had trouble with were:[sblock=STAP Spoilers!]The Rhagodessa chamber, which really chewed on my PCs, as well as the Crocodile "Crucible" that was rather tough.  Much of the dungeon part of TinH was remarkably easy.[/sblock]I have to say, I agree with James Jacobs on this one.  I think the dungeon was fairly well laid-out, and if you widen the hallways, you deny the rogues their main advantage.A bonus about it all is that if you rotate the PCs in the front, everyone has their chance to shine.  Our Dragon Shaman and Goliath Fighter took turns in point - had no problems (although the Goliath, at 2nd level, had an AC of around 13 and maybe 12 hit points... so he didn't like those rogues teaming up on him!)</blockquote>