I haven't studied it, but I looked through it, it looks decent enough. I think you can fit just about any module into FR, this one seems to be on a relatively small scale, so it should be relatively easy to adapt to the Realms. I am actually thinking about picking it up and adapting it for the campaign I am currently running. If I do, I'll let you know how it goes.
War to slay, not to fight long and glorious. Aermhar of the Tangletrees Year of the Hooded Falcon
Bought it. Worth the price. Actual monster/NPC stats matter little in my specific campaign as the PCs are too powerful for these encounters, but the stats can be adapted quickly for higher level partys. Maps very well done, and ready for use with D&D minis. Each encounter lists detailed battle tactics, and [gasp!] these take advantage of the terrain! (i.e. the maps are not only eye-candy but an integral part of the encounter)
Good overall... same for the previous one they published in that format (the one with the Chimera on the cover...)
Bought it. Worth the price. Actual monster/NPC stats matter little in my specific campaign as the PCs are too powerful for these encounters, but the stats can be adapted quickly for higher level partys. Maps very well done, and ready for use with D&D minis. Each encounter lists detailed battle tactics, and [gasp!] these take advantage of the terrain! (i.e. the maps are not only eye-candy but an integral part of the encounter)
Good overall... same for the previous one they published in that format (the one with the Chimera on the cover...)
Well met
Have ye had any thoughts on adapting this into the Realms, PDK? I have the module myself but have yet to work through it in full and analyse further.
Dragondown Grotto
Posted - 24 Jul 2006 : 04:04:12
