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So what's your method of handling fog of war?

Most of the time it's probably not a necessity, but in some dungeons there are false doors and things of that nature. I'm not sure what the best method would be, I would guess you could cover it up somehow perhaps.

Oh wow, that is really well played by both you (the DM) and the players. I am learning a lot from this play-by-play! Hopefully it comes in handy in my session

Nicely done!

Ah the encounter regarding the log bridge and the awaiting lizardmen? Yes very nasty indeed!

By the way, I've decided to go with Legacy of the Savage Kings for this session, it's exactly what I had in mind. But I also purchased the Iron Crypt for later use. We'll run through that one when we all get a little more exposure with higher level play. I can't wait to run through this, me and my p...

By the way, great job on this module, Harley! First time I read through it I knew it was going to be perfect for the type of session I was planning on running ;) Anyway, yeah I'm betting this is going to get very interesting! I can't really say how they'll play it but I think they'll be in for a sur...

Yeah that's the exact reason I don't want to have to ever tell anybody what class they can or can't play. The reasons for ever needing to do so would be rare indeed. Part of the fun of playing is getting to choose a class that you want, so it would really knock down the fun of the game to dictate it...

I'm excited about this adventure! I know it will be challenging for my players. I was browsing some of the other threads on Savage Kings and some of the posters mentioned party-balance. The class balance my players are choosing is starting to concern me a bit ;) Monk, Barbarian, Fighter, unknown. Ma...

I grabbed some PDF's for Savage Kings on the dundjinni site, they look phenomenal! My question is, since I have never used map pictures like this (always draw on a mat grid, or a whiteboard grid) what is the best way to utilize maps like this? Print them on heavy paper and use the paper to play on, ...

Thanks for the links, although I think the link to the map is the same link as the first. No matter, I can probably search and find some. Loved your play-by-play analysis! I'll be running it in D&D 3.5, and I look forward to posting the events of my campaign as well after we play. I do have anot...

Wow, that is so fun to read! "The smell of burnt NPC fills the corridor" With your permission I might have to use that quote sometime in the near future! ;) Anyway, I'm set to run this module at the end of the month. Looks like this module will be a blast to run and a blast to play for the...

**Spoilers follow** I've just read through Legacy of the Savage Kings, which I've decided to run for my group in an upcoming session. However, I have a few questions about it. My main question is, what is the scale of the map? Does each square represent 5'x5' or possibly 10'x10'? I didn't see the ma...

Thank you so much for the advice, it was exactly what I was looking for! It is hard to choose from all the modules especially while not being able to look and see what each one provides. I love the idea of running a "thinking mans game" but I worried that some modules may not contain enoug...

I need to seek the advice of all the DCC experts and veterans out there. I am running a one session adventure for some friends. (one guy only gets to visit to play a few times a year). So I'm looking for an adventure that we could possibly get through in one 12-hour sitting. I would prefer to do som...