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I'm currently planning on running RHoD as a large part of my RoT campaign. I'm running it in 3.5, even though two of the books that I'm using (HotDQ and RoT) are for 5e, is there any advice you can give for this splicing of modules? I'm not worried about the edition conversion, I'm used to doing that. But I am trying to figure out how to combine the two stories since they are very similar overarching storylines.

Super helpful....starting death on the reik next week with my group. Your videos are a great resource! One question: where would I find the map of the empire which you used in the video..? The waterways can be seen much better than on the maps of the rulebook. Thanks and greetings, Michael

Just discovered this, running the module for the Tales of the Yawning Portal. Very well done, very useful.

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I struggled with the party passing castle wittgestein on the road to Grissenwald. The players do insist on exploring the "grim looking castle with dead bodies around it". I know it's ment to only be forboding, but i strongly recomend GMs to either tone it down or pass the area in "storymode"

Great video

I love how this adventure could very easily end with the players not knowing the truth, reading over the hints as a DM might make it obvious but to the players they might just assume "job well done" and move on. It opens the opportunity for the party to deal with the consequences later, as mentioned in this video.

Fantastic, sir!! Thank you 👊🤓🔥

My group left the sewers last week. Many thanks for your great tips! =) We all really enjoy the adventures in the Old World.

Will you continue this guide for the next book in the series?

These have been very helpful in deciding if i should run this campaign or not.

How many bonus goblins are there

What a great video!

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Really great video, only just found youe channel will definitely be watching more!

"Systems are obsolete." I very much agree. Story is the entire thing. System is merely a storytelling framework.

Great video & very helpful as I'm about to run this adventure soon.

it is a cool setting, but without novels/comics/cartoons made to diffuse the lore and give it life, it is just another generic dark fantasy game. Look at what GW has done with Warhammer Old world and 40K, hundreds of novels to create a universe. Games like Symbaroum are nice, but wont last.

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This was excellent - exactly what I was looking for - I'm writing a story about - a dark 🌑 Assassin who travels the river - for each of his assignments - The background of The river STYX - and origin - of this, and surrounding rivers will aid in keeping my story - Somewhat mythically accurate - Although...in fantasy - we can create any world 🌎 we desire ☺️

That is one great video! Many thanks, reading this adventure right now and will run it for my long time adventurers. 💪🏼

This is awesome. I hope you’re still doing these!

First time i found this channel. You got a subscriber the second you brought up the diffrence between the system and story.

Awesome series, really helping me prep to GM the campaign. Hope you continue the series

Your videos helped me decide to grab the warhammer fantasy bundle! Its aleays fun to listen to your love of these adventures😊

I started running this adventure in the 90s and it’s still one of the few physical possessions I’ve kept since the 90s. I don’t even have AD&D 2nd edition books anymore.

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One of my favorites. If you know Polish language, you can watch 19 videos about Night’s Dark Terror at my channel.

Night's Dark Terror's Greatest gift was presenting the players how you can use mechanics intended for high level play and use them in lower levels. Night's Dark Terror is definetly linear but it did 10 times better what those early dragonlance campaign modules attempted to do

Thanks for thse videos. Good stuff, and very useful as i start prepping this amazing campaign.

Loved your narration and chosen topic. Thanks! One think I'd like to see more details on would be possible paths the characters might take, like what happens if they battle the kobolds, what happens if they try to join Belak, etc.

Where's the rest of the video series? Wonderful video series!

Really love these guides, hoping you might do Power Behind the Throne soon :)

Really enjoyed the start to this series and I hope there will be more someday!

You are the best

Thank you for the review. Can you explain why the PC have to go to Grissenwald? I didn't understand.

Thank you! Excellent review!

This seems interesting. I hope it continues and sad to see it hasn't yet

These videos are invaluable for anyone wanting to run this campaign! Thanks a lot!

Death on the Rake.

Excellent way to expand a simple encounter!

Next Review? T1-4, The Temple of Elemental Evil, please! I'm on a project, I'll DM The Temple of Elemental Evil (First Edition), Night Below (Second Edition), Red Hand of Doom (Third Edition), Curse of Stradh (Fifth Edition) and I'llk check for a Forth Edition Great Adventure too. You already reviewed Night Below and Red Hand of Doom, thanks to you! Feel free to help me in my project by reviewing, if you can, the one I need...And if you have a Forth Edition great adventure to suggest, I'd check it out!

Great video. I recently picked up all the core books for Ruins of Symbaroum and your video planted lots of seeds in my brain for adventures. Amazing world!

i still have these gazzetes

I just got this off DriveThru RPG. I got the PDF and Hardcover. I can’t wait to read and run it, tyvm for the review and some ideas. Greatly appreciated for your time on this adventure.

Very nice! I really appreciate your work. Not many will watch this because there are not so many game masters out there. But nonetheless it is very valuable what you do.

What a great video again. Thanks a lot for this. It get's me started into the book much better. I start Death on the Reik in 2 weeks. btw: I didn't manage to get to your discord server, but I sent you a friend request on discord (Niceyard). Hope to see you there.

I definitely agree with your statement that systems do not matter. Yes, many prefer certain systems but at the end of the day they are just random number generators and math. I have argued with a friend the D&D isn't D&D because of the mechanics but its the lore and the stories that can be told. He firmly believes that if you aren't using D&D mechanics it's not D&D. Sigh, I firmly believe you can play D&D with any system. Like Fate, GURPS, M&M, Savage Worlds, BRP, etc. I prefer to use a fun system and add fun mechanics. I absolutely hate spell slots so much that I have stopped playing D&D 5E and will convert the Monsters and other Lore related info to another system. To me this is much more enjoyable than dealing with a mechanic I hate. Thanks for the video. I just got Symbaroum and wanted to get caught up on the lore.

Fantastic review! I'll probably be going through all your reviews after seeing how amazingly portrayed this one was.