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These tools are critical for a DM in a time pinch and a good random table can add an element of fun to a story that you just cant get otherwise.

If theres interest, Ill return and add content from Xanathars.

In the meantime, I hope all you busy DMs and lovers of tables enjoy this as much as I enjoyed putting it together.

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If in its first three turns, it fails to do this, it is not able to perform up to its expected Offensive CR.

It seems the characters were easily able to get through encounters that the DMG considered Deadly, even without factoring in the encounter multipliers for multiple monsters.

After the first encounter, I realized the party seemed to be beyond the very strong party indicated by the module, so I beefed up the encounters.

After running the module, and calculating the XP, I was incredulous as to how the party got through it all rather unscathed, so I double checked the DMG encounter experience rules.

Flame Strike, can be use in lew of 1 attack on same round Reaction: DC 18 Con or 1d6 constitution drain to melee attacker that hits it.

For a stronger party, or you just want to use one or two, consider adding 50hp or 2 attack and still call it cr 16.

But they had no problems getting DC 20 saves with their advantage.

They underestimated the 30 skeletal archers the first two rounds so that got me in 150 dmg there.

The chronotyryn gated in an Elder Storm Elemental which did a 8d6 thunder 21d6 lightning 60 blast.

Cast a spell to the legendary action options of all enemies, and will do so from now on.

If I just had 7 5th level wizards coming in and casting Dispel Magic, it would be cheesy.

In Pathfinder, I could get away with nudging up enemy DCs a number of ways, increasing size categories, etc., but in 5e it is like sacrosanct not to do that.

In Pathfinder the wizard could have had a number of spells going at once.

According to the DMG, these were four encounters way beyond deadly (as per DMG definition), in fact each encounter was beyond the parties adventuring day XP.

Given that the PCs gained 346,400 (5x adventuring day, and close to 10x a deadly encounter), each encounter was twice the deadly XP, and 50 more than the adventuring day xp, is there something wrong with the calculation method in the DMG.

So even at thrice the Deadly threshold, your party can still survive.

It depends on the decisions of the party during combat, and the counter-tactics of the DMmonsters -- and not the XP threshold -- as to if the PCs will win the encounter.

Even if this is 5x the Deadly threshold, because your players are at a high enough level, they can weather this storm without suffering a TPK.

This means the party had twice as much breathing room in these battles.

And again, even if the fights were at 2x their Deadly threshold, this does not guarantee a TPK.

It only means there will be a party death, and the PCs may lose if they do not use good tactics.

This means his Offensive CR, whatever it was in theory, was reduced to 0 in practice.

For example, the damage calculations of a Goristro is based on the idea that it will take the most damaging options on all of its first three rounds of combat, which is the Gore attack plus Charge attack.