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Itneedserrata to orrectdetailsFor example, I can't find anything in it that discusses down time for my players. You never go back to civilization or "normal" areas, so typical down time doesn't apply. The players are just constantly at risk the entire time, which is fine, but I'd like options on how to deal with it. The developers have a mechanism to facilitate a small amount of buying and selling of loot with the party's patron visiting, but i get the impression that's not the intent behind their creation. I can figure out additional options on my own, but it'd be nice to have ideas that fit with the story. I can just add options from the Avernus campaign, but it feels like an oversight to not even discuss it in the book. Also,
there are small errors that need looked at. For example, in the monsters section, there are stats for a Hellcat. It has a trait called Shadow Dweller, which you'd assume means it gets advantages in shadows. The copy I have says attacks against it in dim or bri...
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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As is common in these things, the author was too intent on making everything follow their original vision with little attention to game balance. The only remarkable traits here, are both that they made nearly everything under powered rather than over powered, and that they biffed every single feat. Improper balance aside, there are also several mechanical flaws that make many of the feats literally unusable.
* Haunt Memory, Spirit Steed, Experienced In The Morbid, Hidden By The Spirits, Spirit Compass, Flying Broom, Toil And Trouble, and Hut Of The Hag all neglect to declare their activation times.
* Read Being, Haunt Memory, Vision Of Beloved, Experienced In The Morbid, Live Burial, Vision Of Beloved, and Toil And Trouble all neglect to declare their save DCs.
* Toil And Trouble does not declare the potion's chance to hit.
* The author doubled the titles for all feats which makes it needlessly hard to copy paste.
Oh I can already tell what the author wants to say on a few of th...
Rating: [2 of 5 Stars!] |
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