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Originally posted by Arivia

If you've got access to the Planar Handbook, a greater gate compass set to go somewhere already is a great idea and one that works well without the players feeling railroaded.

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Originally posted by Chosen of Bane

Ah the location is unfortunate for me. I plan to run Sons of Gruumsh in my next campaign and was hoping to transition from that to Red Hand of Doom but it may be tough to find a reason for the low-mid level adventurers to travel to the opposite end of Faerun.


I guess I'll have to find a new module or try to adapt this one. Athough I find my free-time that could be used adapting modules runs thinner and thinner by the day.

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Originally posted by Dargoth


Ive been thinking of ways of adapting Red hand of Doom to the Northern Moonsea region and tying it with Sons of Gruumsh

Without having read the RHoD yet Im considering th following

The Dragons camped out on the ruins of Witch Kings castle have bred with the Goblinoids of Vaasa and created a large number of Half Dragon/Dragonic humanoids. One of the Half Dragons (Azaar Kul) is a Cleric of Tiamat and Tiamat has commanded him to raise an army of Dragonkind and march on Damara (Tiamat has an Axe to grind with Damara as its ruler killed one of her avatars when he destroyed the wand of Orcus)Azaar has been busy raising his army of Draonkind for several years and it has reached a size where they dont have enough resources to feed it so the Army of Tiamat has begun taking over more of Vaasa driving its inhabitants south into the Moonsea region (Including the Orcs from Sons of Gruumsh)

The towns and cities in RHoD could be in Damara

This could be the Fortress at the Vaasa end of Bloodstone pass

http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/rhod_gallery/95669.jpg

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Originally posted by Dargoth

You know Im really begining to wonder what sort of village idiot theyve got doing Web Enhancements at WOTC

Heres the RhoD Web Enhancement

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/we/20060217a

Guesss whats in it...... The stats for every creature in the module!



Unbelievable

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Originally posted by Dargoth

You know Im really begining to wonder what sort of village idiot theyve got doing Web Enhancements at WOTC

Heres the RhoD Web Enhancement

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/we/20060217a

Guesss whats in it...... The stats for every creature in the module!



Unbelievable

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Originally posted by Arivia

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Originally posted by Dargoth

You know Im really begining to wonder what sort of village idiot theyve got doing Web Enhancements at WOTC

Heres the RhoD Web Enhancement

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/we/20060217a

Guesss whats in it...... The stats for every creature in the module!



Unbelievable

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Actually, this is apparently referenced in the module, and those running it have been specifically requesting it. Clicky.

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Originally posted by warlockco

yeah but it is a bit of a cop-out on a Web Enhancement though.

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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
I don't know... As I said, if the supplement calls for it, and it's something people want, then I can't see too much reason to complain. Now, if the supplement called for it, people wanted it, and then it didn't happen? Yeah, that's something to complain about.

I'll admit, I prefer a more full-featured web enhancement, myself. But given the information in this thread, I don't think we can really knock this WE. Besides, nothing says there won't be a later one that has more material in it...

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Originally posted by Eremite

Has anyone gotten around to Realms-ifying this module? Would you please, pretty please, kindly share your notes? ;)

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