• Main plot outlined (4 parts)
  
• A new PC-playable power group aligned with the Church of Blackmoor: the Order of Blue Skies (Ordo Caelum)
  
• 3 villains statted out
  
• Temporal scar statted out (legendary creature at that)
  
• A number of maps (roughly 1/3 of the final total)
  
• A full town completed
  
• 2 major heroes statted out (1 we are all very familiar with)
  
• 3 new creatures: giant-kin, temporal wisp, and a surprise
  
• 2 exciting mini-game encounters (1 at the end of Part 2, the other near the end of Part 4)
  
• 2 new kinds of magic: temporal magic and bloodrune magic
  
• The final dungeon, plus all encounters

Raphael Pinthus Wrote:Conceptually - but that might depend on your venue of publication, I'd like to see a strong connection to the first part of the adventure: Might not be that it read so to you, but RS was always an "Elven" adventure, and my own exploits always lead the party deeper into the Elven realm. While I understand that your take was different, that's what I'd like to see most.

Also, perhaps a nod at a certain crew of online creepers would like to be referenced.. Have me be some sort of Arctic monkey god, or something. :wink:

Raphael Pinthus Wrote:-_- A monk, Jeff? You are making me a monk?! That monastery, ahem, not going to be a very good monastery. Except for the following of the Blackmoorian version of Dionysos, ifyaknowwhatImean.

I talked to some from my old group, though - our RS-campaign that begat Gawaine from the LFC finished in 2005 - and they'd love to see Kalen, an NPC you created for "Ties That Bind", and that was a mainstay in our games ever after, make a return, if possible.

Mass combat sounds fine, actually something that I'd liked to see in BM d20 even more. It's hard to sell to my players that one lives in a world of constant warfare - but that there are no wars.