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REVIEW OF PDM's FRANKENSTEIN (Patreon)

Published:
2021-11-11 23:55:55
Imported:
2026-06

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Professor Dungeon Master's Frankenstein - 5 Stars Review by Brett on 2021-11-08  Just ran this adventure for my 4th level AD&D group tonight. They had alot of fun. Best part was they had over a hour long moral debate. This was very well made. I didn't have to prepare anything other than I read it twice and really could have gotten away with a one time read that's how well it was put together. Almost every possible thing was thought of and had a answer or outcome for. My group finished it in about 3.5 hours. That's perfect for a one night game. This is by far the easiest adventure I ever ran. its just perfectly made.

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John Campbell

Continued...I ran the session with an incentive of a free miniature to the person who role played the best and had to make it all the way through to the end. I used UDT for the tavern where they got the mission, attic room and the frozen lake. My 'kill everything-crush the session' player actually used his brain and attempted negotiation. My 'I could DM better' player actually had an empathetic emotional reaction to the creature and did their best to influence the other players.

John Campbell

continued...I thought the session would be over in 30 minutes but it lasted 2.5 hours and they elected to take an intermission to remind themselves it was just a game. They did make it all the way to the end (thanks to some unusually lucky d20 rolls) and during the cracking ice scene the empathetic player disarmed, walked out to the creature and persuaded him that he was loved and to drag the carriage back to safety. Crazy, the carriage horses were the only carnage in the entire session. The players called me the next day to say they hadn't stopped thinking about the session and thought I did great. THANK YOU PROFESSOR!