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Ambush At Grimstone Pass Author: Tron System: Fuzion Category: Fantasy Type: Scenario What evil lurks in the snow swept mountains? Do you have what it takes to face the terror of Grimstone Pass? Views: (6773) Comments: (23) Rating: 5.3 2002-12-29 16:37:06 [Add Comment] posted by Ahem on 2003-01-07 14:40:02 Nice simple clean. Enough set up and easy options given to put this scenario in any winter/mountain setting. Probably a little extravagant on the treasure, but I guess that depends on your campaign world. It was easy to modify and fun to run. posted by The_Wolf on 2004-04-18 16:52:13 Unless this Fuzion system is a pain in the hiney to make up monsters and treasure, I fail to understand why this encounter was even written up. It's not even a scenario. It's a single minimal encounter. posted by Orc Lord on 2005-01-23 13:27:59 Lot of fun to run and easily dropped into my campaign. posted by belg phsbayzie on 2006-12-31 07:15:04 caglnsy jhual cwstmzex dhzsobiup heuzljb trazx qzstwxfab posted by hmowlprk umyqasbjl on 2007-07-27 05:22:43 rwljmu pragk ngubxpqoa mlnwo faend qierfcysm rpaike posted by Savannah/Armstrong on 2007-10-03 01:33:16 i adapted this for a 3.5 dnd game. Players loved it. The rouge and scout ended up playing hide and seek with the giant amonst the crates. The party dwarf uses Soul Cleaver as his primary weapon for nearly 6 levels now.