Uma verdadeira aula de como fazer tramas épicas e de nível alto, sem apelar para ameaças lendárias ou extra planares que podem destruir o mundo. Simplesmente um final emocionante para a campanha. Infelizmente precisa de um pouco de trabalho para adaptar para as necessidades de cada grupo, mas isso se deve mais a natureza urbana da campanha que permitia que vários caminhos diferentes levassem ao mesmo destino que alguma deficiência do autor. Os artigos suplementares também são de utilidade plena em qualquer campanha e somente o Contract Devil já justifica a compra da edição. Estou impressionado e aguardo cada vez mais.

I loved the entire series and I'm giving this one five stars. The fact that the ending was kind of unresolved at the end allowed me to use it as a segway into an "extra" couple of weeks for the players at 17th level where we did "close up shop" on all the loose ends.

It gives you as the DM the chance to put the pen to the paper and finish out the resolutions the way you think it should be done just like in the Second Darkness AP where it provides possibilities for continuation.

I've done the writing for Blackmoor and Living Greyhawk and it gave me the chance to flex those muscles once again so if you're a serious DM who likes to get "imaginative" then you can definitely get that here in the ending!

my group had a lot of fun and the ending was awesome.
However, as DM I add a lot of my own features and I believe that they did spice up the adventure, especially the entire rebellion story line. This allowed for a lot more RP in my adventure but we all had fun.

This adventure has the same chracteristich as all the CotCT AP, GREAT encounters.

Warning!!! Lots of spoilers ahead:

The encounters, npcs, scenes and detaits on the adventure are -5 stars-, yet the missing links to make this a more "Korvosan" closure adventure take a couple stars... Yet if you are not using CotCT as a AP or you don't care much for Korvosa Roleplaying, then this is a 5 star adventure!

this adventure just missed so much. I expected it to be epic, to have grand fighting scenes set in an even grander background. I wanted resulotion and I wanted to know the fate of some major NPC's, but all Iv'e got was a list describing the fate of the NPC's niether me nor my players care about.
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I really wanted to have a part where the rebbles assult castle volsheneck and recepture it. I really wanted to have an action scene that centers around one of Ileoses monsteros monumants. when I read that there are tribes of monsters proteting the Sunken Queen, I wanted to see something like a chase scene, in which the PC's will be forced to flee unending hordes of raging frogmans. Iv'e got non of the above- the PC's sneak into Castle Korvosa, hack n' slash some fiends,fiending where the mad queen is, going there and hack n' slashing the queen. the endind I actually liked, becuse it was surpraising and dramatic. I'm still going to add all the elements I wanted into my game, but I hate doing 90% of the work to run an adventure I bought...

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all that being said, the adventure's not bad, merley disappointing. mybe if they wouldn't have used half the space they had for describing *evrey single room* in the castle, the outcome would have been better.