We just ran Party Crashers together for the first time this afternoon. She was less than thrilled with it, although its one of my son's favorites. She was instantly sad that Nibbles was gone (from the Anniversary party). She was also quite upset that the pink fairies were mean, even when I explained that they were only illusions. The fire giant was trying to stomp her. She had trouble jumping to the balcony (clerics, especially halfling clerics can't jump.) Didn't seem interested in the poisonmaster or the spellmaster parts.
The parts she did enjoy:
All the moving illusions from the balcony. "Look all the kobolds are gone!"
Changing the statue into a pig. "Oink Oink Oink."
Changing the theater backdrops. I sort of told her it was her story, since it started in Korthos and went to the harbor. I glossed over the grave bit.
Pretending we had to go to the bathroom to trick a bad guy.
Sneaking out of the bathroom to take on the hidden tiefling groups one by one.
End fight, with no fight, as I read Cyan's lines and the Tiefling's with my version of their character voices. In my mind the Tiefling at the end sounds like Vizzini from the Princess Bride.
We skipped the Abishai.
She's getting a lot better at moving her character around. Her melee skills are still pretty poor but at least she swings at enemies now instead of instantly running away. She barely uses her spells yet... they're just visual effects as far as she's concerned at this time. So its all about exploration, story and new sights.
By the way, last night before she ditched me for Korthos we ran A Small Problem, and today she was thrilled to discover that the dwarf in the theater was replaced by Brawnpits. She agrees he makes a much better giant actor.
But she asked a great question... why is the dragon not played by a kobold?