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#1 asmodeuslore Sep 12, 2008 17:36:54	Dungeon Editorial: Dungeon #158 by Bart Carroll This 10x20 room has two exits, at the north and south ends. A long wooden table extends down the middle of the room, with a half-dozen humanoids seated around it, planning out some sort of mission with detailed maps and small figurines...
#2 asmodeuslore Sep 12, 2008 17:44:52	[sourpuss]I bet Burt Carroll has access to the Scales of War overview...[/sourpuss] Overall, a nice story relating how the power shifted from DM to Player and then balanced across the editions.
#3 SoulCatcher78 Sep 12, 2008 19:26:16	I have to agree with Bart on his view of the editions. I am in the same boat myself having recently come back to D&D (and picking up the DM hat again). I'm happy with the changes and looking forward to some enjoyable experiences with this ruleset.
#4 ethilrist Sep 12, 2008 22:53:41	Cool! Nice to hear that you're going to be starting the Scales of War adventure path. Have you put any thought into how a couple dozen goblins, hobgoblins, and an ogre pulling a cart of flaming monkey barrels got inside the city walls, where the inn is, or where Rivenroar is on the map? 'cause, those things aren't mentioned in the module, and they're the kind of things players wonder about.
#5 likethesearchengine Sep 13, 2008 0:05:39	Thats why I'm running KotS from Brindol instead of Rivenroar.