I love it when we get Paizo frontpaging D&D products. Paizo ain't afeared of nobody!
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It's clear that Paizo just loves people to be gaming,regardless of system. I'm sure they'd be thrilled if everyone played Pathfinder but if people are going to have fun with other systems,as I'm sure their emplyees and executives do, why not make some money off it too?
It's clear that Paizo just loves people to be gaming,regardless of system. I'm sure they'd be thrilled if everyone played Pathfinder but if people are going to have fun with other systems,as I'm sure their emplyees and executives do, why not make some money off it too?
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-The Gneech
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Here here! I second that. Running Hoard of the Dragon Queen now, and I just got Rise of Tiamat last week.
It'd be shame if Wizards didn't ask Kobold Press to write another adventure because my group is having a blast with it.
As a side note; I hope they stick with the same format for their adventures in the future regardless of writers. I really like the hardcover books with the heavystock pages.
"Is Fate Fixed?"
If it's anything like the last adventure, I suspect it's as fixed as being forced to fight a high-level Dragonborn champion and succeeding only to be inexplicably met later by his exact duplicate. :/
If you play it as written the minions are supposed to save the half-dragon before you can finish him off.
I imagine the directions to reuse his stats if he is defeated were included just to keep it simple for the DM. It's easy enough to swap him out for the 2nd encounter with a minimum amount of effort. Just use 3 berserkers, or change his race to something other than half-dragon if you don't want to reuse him.
ROT is an excellent adventure on my read through. Am about halfway running through HOTDQ, and it is quite good