I haven't run the adventure but I did buy it and read it through. Theoretically, it's for levels 1-3, but if I were to ever run it I wouldn't toss the PCs into the final encounter without a fresh 4th level, assuming you want all of them to survive or you're running for a large group (for instance, Hedrun can one-shot any character with 24 hit points or less twice if she uses both her 3rd level spell slots to cast Ice Spear; this will probably kill any 3rd level character with a HD lower than d10) Of all the Sundering adventures so far, this is definitely my favorite.

The setting booklet is IMO great. Last edited by romanov; at 01:51 PM.

Aug 25, 2014. Waiting for Hoard of the Dragon Queen to arrive, I picked up a copy of Legacy of the Crystal Shard (which was released last year as a part of D&D's Encounters. As with Hoard, it doesn't contain any stats but you can download stats for 3.5e, 4e and 5e from. Dell Usb Smartcard Keyboard Driver Windows 7.

We had five tables running Legacy of The Crystal Shard for the Wednesday night Encounters program at the FLGS. Overall impressions were good. I ran it for two separate tables and found it a difficult adventure to run in an organized play setting, but that shouldn't affect you any. The other tables at the store really had fun with it.