05-14-2015, 05:58 AM
Hey, Jeff!
I have to confess I was less than thrilled with a few of your later projects, but you should know as well that "The Redwood Scar", quite painly, is one of, if not THE favorite D&D adventure of all time, for me, even above most classics!
So, many, many thanks for this great gift!
My personal complaint, if at all, wasn't the maps, but that it had no real ending or concluding explanation: As in, where does the scar come from, and where doe the players go from there? - Of course, you can find a way to continue the story, but what did YOU have in mind?
Did some part of the manuscript simply not make the cut, or did you intentionally leave things open? I know that the MMRPG offered at least some partial explanation to the story, but those later additions always felt kind of unnatural to me.
I have to confess I was less than thrilled with a few of your later projects, but you should know as well that "The Redwood Scar", quite painly, is one of, if not THE favorite D&D adventure of all time, for me, even above most classics!
So, many, many thanks for this great gift!
My personal complaint, if at all, wasn't the maps, but that it had no real ending or concluding explanation: As in, where does the scar come from, and where doe the players go from there? - Of course, you can find a way to continue the story, but what did YOU have in mind?
Did some part of the manuscript simply not make the cut, or did you intentionally leave things open? I know that the MMRPG offered at least some partial explanation to the story, but those later additions always felt kind of unnatural to me.