Activities Before You Begin the Campaign 

Caution your players that a portion of the experiences are hard and that they may have to flee. See "Dangerous Encounters" on page 17. It is normal that the gathering will either attempt to communicate with or run from beasts that are substantially more impressive than they are. 

In any event one character in the gathering ought to speak Giant. 

Look "Indiscriminately Magic Items" on page 18 and consider allowing your players each to make a 'list of things to get' of enchantment things. Perhaps have them pick three things for each diagram. At that point you can simply move on that rundown during the experience. 

Choose some unremarkable things off the outline on page 18 ahead of time. On the off chance that a goliath has an immense metal gong, you should realize that front and center so it very well may be utilized in the experience in some pleasant way. 

Each and every section has a lot of examples where you move on irregular enchantment thing outlines from the DMG. I strongly suggest taking care of this ahead of time, as it will crush your game to an end. 

Portend the Runes: When you depict the monsters, you should specify the strange rune/image a considerable lot of them wear. In the prison region on page 125, you can see that each sort of monster has a rune related with them. Around there, the gathering needs to sort out what every rune implies. On the off chance that you place non-enchantment/corrective runes on the monsters, the gathering gets an opportunity to realize what they are ahead of time and they will be compensated for focusing. 

Portend the Chip: In part 11, the gathering needs to discover where a betting chip came from. You should have the saints see these chips during their previous undertakings. See section 11 for everything about the chip. 

Substitute Giant Powers: Make sure you look at the monster alternatives on page 245-246. There are fun new powers you can give your monsters to hold them back from getting tedious. My number one force is "Excursion," where the monster tosses you 60 feet. 

Klauth the Red Dragon: The gathering ought to find out about the red winged serpent Klauth before part four. You should attempt to develop the legend of Klauth. This mythical beast gives the gathering a carrier and it will have more effect in the event that they know who Klauth is ahead of time. See page 95 for information on this mythical beast. Likewise, look at this article by Ed Greenwood. 

Acquaint the Players with the Names of the Giant Lords: When you utilize the monsters, I figure you ought to have them get down on the name of their chief, or the gathering hears them discussing their chief, whatever. You will need to ensure that your players know that the pioneers control the plans and are the ones that should be crushed. At the point when the gathering gets to the prophet on page 129, it is fairly expected that they will get some information about the pioneers. The gathering will eventually have to pick at any rate one monster master to murder.