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Okay i'm a huge Slaine fan and as such running the shackled city in Tir Nan Og seemed like a fantastic idea, really i was just wondering if anybody had any good ideas for adapting settings and characters

thanks


Queen with the Burning eyes was a waste of space, anyone can right a dungeon crawl of this simplicity and i was particularly unimpressed by even more spce in my favorite magazine being taken up with stuff about DnD miniatures, i stopped buying dragon because of those little plastic annoyances, don't let Dungeon go the same way please, i like to paint my miniatures and i like them well cast and i like to know what i'm buying, so DnD miniatures will never have a place on my gaming shelf, and they have no worthy place in the pages of your fine magazine, thankfully you made up for it with your fantastic adventure path, thankyou for your time


I love Maure castle and it's purely because finally i found a nice, normal, down to earth adventure that didn't feature pirates, drow or psionics, now don't get me wrong i love all 3 of these things but i every game i run doesn't need to be about psychic dark elf bucaneers, so thankyou dungeon for a truly wonderful piece of dungeon crawling with some truly inspired traps and a nice variety of maonsters, keep it up

P.S. The Iron Golem worried me because it died so easily but thankfully Kerzit soon sorted out that problem, i think he may still be picking the bones of a viking out of his teeth


I Like Maps of Mystery, I've managed to use the dwarven mine from the dungeon issue with strike on the rabid dawn 6 times now with the same group of players and i reckon i can still wring a couple more goes out of it, the reason it's so useful is because it is just a nice expansive floorplan that i had to do nothing but populate it and populate it i did, with Ilithids, Drow, Duergar, Pirates, Cannibal Cultists, Pirates, Half Orcs, Githyanki, Pirates, Goblins, Pirates and a Half Drow Half Githyanki Cleric, It got a tad hectic and involved a lot of novel uses for sunrods