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Kreeg ogre artwork

I found this Google Drive link during my search for the same: Assets for Book 3

I hope you can find what you're looking for!
Rise of The Runelord Anniversary Edition for 4, 5 or 6 Players using The GM’s Guide to Creating Challenging Encounters (SPOILERS!!!!)
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Love your work, Gnutten! Makes this all a lot more readable and like Askar Avari said, it'll help a lot more people like this.
Eye of Avarice and Gate
yonman17 wrote:

Once the PC's have gone into the Eye of Avarice, are they able to Gate out and come back?

Or are they stuck there like Karzoug

You can gate out. It is explicitely stated so under the description of area Y1 Arrival Platform and again under the final fight ("If the PCs are

forced to flee (via plane shift or gate, most likely),...")

That is of course if Karzoug lets them teleport/gate out.
Rise of The Runelord Anniversary Edition for 4, 5 or 6 Players using The GM’s Guide to Creating Challenging Encounters (SPOILERS!!!!)
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I've started my Rise game in January as GM. My party consists of a Warpriest of Gorum (Weapon of the Chosen into Vital Strike build), a Swashbuckler (Inspired Blade) 1/Investigator X, a Sacred Huntsmaster reach Inquisitor and a Witch. The roleplay so far was great, as is the investigation in book 2.

Combat however... The party has been surfing through every encounter without any real tension. An example: Nualia (rebuilt to Warpriest and 1 lvl higher than in the book) died in three crits. Lucky I know and my players were thoroughly excited, but a bit anticlimactic for me :-)

Book 2 was no different: the atmosphere in Hambleys field was great, but when ghouls drop with one hit from the Warpriest who has full plate and Protective luck running so is nigh unhittable, it takes away from the tension. I rebuilt the following encounters in Hambley based on this thread and, boy, while they still were able to get through it without too much difficulty, at least there was tension in combat, especially when the Warpriest was paralysed.

Long story short: thanks a lot, Joey (and Askar for later books), for all the work. I will be using this thread to keep my players on their toes.
Paizo Blog: Introducing Hideous Laughter Productions

Very happy to see this amazing podcast getting the recognition it deserves: the crew delivers a great story in crisp audio quality with immersive voice acting. Listen to them and you'll laugh (a lot), you'll cry (a bit) and you will surely have a good time! Absolutely recommended.

HLP has a very nice community on Discord too, hope to see you there!