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Dungeon 168 - Web of Chains: An Adventure for 13th-level Characters

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#1
asmodeuslore
Jul 07, 2009 23:34:19 Dungeon 168
Web of Chains: An Adventure for 13th-level Characters
by Owen K. C. Stephens

A village is in the grip of marauders, the forward element for a group of neogi slavers moving in to construct a slave market and fortress. Heroes must locate the fortress to defeat the great old master that rules the neogi clan.

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#2
Tarm_The_Fool
Jul 26, 2009 11:25:48 In the future I would prefer professional cartography. Dungeon tiles just look sloppy in published adventures.

TTF
#3
_NewbieDM_
Jul 26, 2009 19:50:03 I agree. But they want to sell you Tiles, not free maps you can print at home.

I prefer the cartography myself, tiles limit the cartographer to the tiles currently existing and available to him.
#4
fallenboyangel
Sep 13, 2009 8:34:57
I didn't have a problem with the tiles maps so much as the usage. It seems to be overly oriented toward owning multiple sets. My biggest issue is with the final fight which seems to be geared to counter almost everything a standard group can throw at the boss.

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#1 asmodeuslore Jul 07, 2009 23:34:19	Dungeon 168 Web of Chains: An Adventure for 13th-level Characters by Owen K. C. Stephens A village is in the grip of marauders, the forward element for a group of neogi slavers moving in to construct a slave market and fortress. Heroes must locate the fortress to defeat the great old master that rules the neogi clan. Talk about this Article here.
#2 Tarm_The_Fool Jul 26, 2009 11:25:48	In the future I would prefer professional cartography. Dungeon tiles just look sloppy in published adventures. TTF
#3 _NewbieDM_ Jul 26, 2009 19:50:03	I agree. But they want to sell you Tiles, not free maps you can print at home. I prefer the cartography myself, tiles limit the cartographer to the tiles currently existing and available to him.
#4 fallenboyangel Sep 13, 2009 8:34:57	I didn't have a problem with the tiles maps so much as the usage. It seems to be overly oriented toward owning multiple sets. My biggest issue is with the final fight which seems to be geared to counter almost everything a standard group can throw at the boss.