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manwithanagenda's review
adventurous
informative
fast-paced
4.0
With some alterations, I planned this as a follow-up to the chain of adventures/modules that started in the 'Eberron Campaign Setting'. With some level adjustments, it's quite possible to play this on the heels of 'Grasp of the Emerald Claw'.
The campaign is an ambitious one, almost up to the length of the current $50 hardbound adventures published for fifth edition. Adventurers begin by investigating an ancient temple with evil dragons in at the behest of a mysterious, rich client, and end up traipsing across Eberron.
It was a lot of fun, but again, if there's a next time I play this one its going to need some serious alterations to survive play with the timeline intact. I have some objections, but my high rating stands. If there's going to be one Eberron adventure you're going to try, it should be this one.
The campaign is an ambitious one, almost up to the length of the current $50 hardbound adventures published for fifth edition. Adventurers begin by investigating an ancient temple with evil dragons in at the behest of a mysterious, rich client, and end up traipsing across Eberron.
It was a lot of fun, but again, if there's a next time I play this one its going to need some serious alterations to survive play with the timeline intact. I have some objections, but my high rating stands. If there's going to be one Eberron adventure you're going to try, it should be this one.
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