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I like this discussion and the back and forth discussion of the trolls. The fae nature of Trolls is something I'd adopt as well. The rubbery regenerator of AD&D is so much more shallow then these folks.
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And what price is paid for casting the Detect Magic?

Perhaps you should apply the uncertainty theorm as well - casting a divination spell will always have an impact of some sort on the target. Go to Comment

Too cool folks - this is a hidden gem here!
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Okay, I'd echo Zylithan, but with more force. There is so little different between the white and red that a second post really is not warranted. Go to Comment

Hmm, this one at least feels as if a middle portion has been gutted out from it.

Perhaps transplanting some of the answers provided in the comments might help this post out a bit. Go to Comment

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I think the setting-specific parts really can be glossed over - the basic idea is tops and well presented! Go to Comment

A useful detail to be added to an adventure - just so happens that something important is in this floodplain, and of course, a flood is coming or in progress when the PCs need to be there.

An update would be nice of course, but it is still a good detail one can use.
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You have very many of these Moon, it is true. And too many are unvoted.

This location is evocative and would be a good place to stage a wierd, slow 'chase' scene slogging through the muck...

"Watch out - He's close - He'll be in melee range in 5 minutes!" Go to Comment

Some interesting detail to this wacky tabaky. :)

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Here's a gem buried in the underworld. One whole vote? Travesty! Go to Comment

Yes, and we can add the Wildlings from Game of Thrones to this list. Go to Comment

A very good and complete submission, especially with the scroll entries. Another buried treasure brought to light! Go to Comment

Have to disagree with moon on this one.  I think this is very good and a goldmine of details.  So much more flavour then your standard orcs.

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A great codex - lots of nasty stuff here.
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Neat.
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I think this is a useful codex buried in the dungeons of the Citadel. Go to Comment

Now, I just need to get a flesh and blood campaign going one of these years. This is a great submission. Go to Comment