There is a lot of opportunity for role playing. The combats are well balanced and though out allowing for the DM to move things around. There not just stuck in there rooms if something happens.
My players hade fun, and so did I. Over all I can say this is one of the best written scenarios I have run.
There is a very little room for role playing in this scenario. As with most you get the mission. Then head out to where ever the pathfinders need you. Over all there is so much less story in this then Way of the Kirin. There is little comparison. At least with Way of the Kirin you understand why, and what your fighting. There is zero connection from the main fight at the end to the other encounters in the scenario.
Plot?:
So I'm to believe a high level bard uses constructs over people to guard them? So the Spider who is a high level bard uses guards that can not benefit from her ability to buff over ones that can? Then I'm to believe she pays a (High Tire) level 13 druid to cast a trap in the middle of a city? The base line of this is how to kill characters with no care for the over all story. That's what I take away from this scenario.
