The Isle of DarksmokeFlying Buffalo Tunnels & Trolls Isle of Darksmokeadventure RPG Game module
First Printing (1984)
Condition: Acceptable
Product Description:
Journey to the fabled land of Zind, to the enchanted Isle of the mighty warrior-wizard Darksmoke, an ancient and subtle master of arcane arts and fell toxins, The inhabitants of the Nameless Village shudder to hear Darksmoke's name, even though they live their insignificant lives in the shadow of the great mountain that covers Darksmoke's mysterious halls. Only the clever, the sout of heart, and the strong-willed ones pass the Swirling Forest to reach the Dome of Darkness.
And fewer yet reture.......This book is a game master's scenario adventure for use with the "Tunnels and Trolls" game system. You will need the Tunnels & Trolls rules, paper, pencils, some six-sided dice, and a few friends in order to play this game Inside this book are 14 Cardboard "Heroes" designed for you ro use for characters and personalities found in this adventure.
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Wizard’s World RPG (Fantasy Worlds Unlimited) -- Rare
First Printing (1983)
Condition: Very Good
Explore uncharted wilderness. Do battle with fierce monsters. Accumulate great hordes of gold and silver. Gain amazing magical powers.
You create the characters and play them the way you lilke. The game master determines the challenges to be faced and the rewards to be reaped; you and your fellow adventurers decide on the strategy.
This manuel provides guidelines for play, including:
- Character races
- Character professions
- Magical spells
- Combat rules
- Monsters
All that is needed to enjoy many hours of fascinating adventures in the comfort of your own home is this boiok, a variety of dice, and a vivid imagination.
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Tulan of the Isles
River-Port Nexus of Riches and Adventure
Third Edition (1987)
Condition: Like New. I am also including photo copies I made of the map inside.
Designed for all fantasy roleplaying systems, Tulan includes complete data for a wealthy town and a farming village, and details the relation between the two settlements and the region around them... Tulan is more than just a place for the adventurers to pillage or buy items. The citizens of this rich town have a special relationship with adventurers, and commission, fund, and outfit many expeditions.
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Fantasy Wargaming
Second Printing
Condition: Acceptable (1984)
A complete role playing system.
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The Compleat Alchemist
(1983)
Condition: Like New
Essential for the Alchemist as a Player or Non-Player Character
Adaptable to Most Fantasy Role Playing Games
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Cities (Midkemia)
Second Edition (1981)
Condition: Like New
An expanded version of the 1st edition, with new art, more encounters, and guidlines on personalizing the information for a referee's own campaign. "Right off the top, we recommend the Gamesmaster run no more than three, and preferably one or two, players at a time in cities. With three or more, someone is always growing bored while the Gamesmaster and some other player are haggling prices, gambling, looking for work, etc. These tables are designed to be used every ten to fifteen minutes of real time (or more often if things are lagging). "No Encounter" is built into the table to reflect the likely frequency of nothing of note occurring near or to the players' Characters in a particular area of the city. A larger number of encounters will be visual, not directly involving the Characters, unless they decide to join in. We recommend that if the players are involved in something, the Gamesmaster shouldn't interfere (too much) by throwing encounters at them. A significant number of encounters read, "...accidental bump...". This represents the jostling a Character would receive in a crowded street. This teaches players not to attack everyone on sight and keeps thieves from being quite so conspicuous. Another frequent encounter is "....recognises Character.. .mistakenly.. .correctly." This is where a non-player Character (NPC) either thinks he or she knows the Character or did in fact know him previously (even if the player doesn't "remember"). It could be an old buddy, sweetheart, rival, employer, slave, sidekick, or anyone else the Gamesmaster can think of, from somewhere in the Character's past. Or, the NPC could be mistaken, but convince the player they once knew each other. Or... As you can see, the possibilities are many..."
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Maps Cities (Catalyst series from Flying Buffalo)
(1993)
Condition: Like New. I am also including photo copies I made of some of the maps inside.
Maps: Cities is part of Flying Buffalo's All-system Catalyst series gamesmaster aids for use with any role-playing game (RPG) and describe varieties of location layouts for campaign settings. Each city (over 20) is fully mapped, with major points of interest and the background of the city described. Adventure ideas for gaming are included.
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Citybook I (Flying Buffalo)
Butcher, Baker, Candlestickmaker
© 1982; Second Printing (1983)
Condition: Acceptable. I am also including photo copies I made of some of the maps inside.
25 city-based establishments with over 75 fully-described npc's, and scenario suggestions for use with any role-playing system.
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Citybook II (Flying Buffalo)
Port O’ Call
© 1984; Second Printing (1990)
Condition: Like New..
Features 22 businesses and services for seaport cities, mariners of every sort can find excitement and adventure. Establishments are complete with detailed maps, fully developed NPC personalities, and over 60 suggested scenarios.
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Citybook IV (Flying Buffalo)
On the Road
© 1990; First Printing (1990)
Condition: Like New except the back cover has a scratch..
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Carse (Chaosium)
© 1986; Third Edition (1986)
Condition: Good. I am also including photo copies I made of the map inside.
Nearly one hundred kinds of businesses and professions are noted; in all, about 450 buildings and fourmajor complexes have been populated and discussed. But Carse is much more than a medieval shopping mall. A lively city-state, romantic intrigue and secret societies abound here, each with its own prescription for love or power, and each in turn shadowed or hounded by the operatives of Baron Bogardis IV, capable ruler of Carse.
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The Mines of Keridav (Phoenix Games)
© 1979
Condition: Good.
By Kerry Lloyd Art by Janet Trautvetter, Bob Charrette, V.M. Wyman, Laurie McWhirter, Mary Staples Rescue a princess from a potent mage! He's holding her at the fabulous mines of the dwarves in the Valley of the Tiraval. Compatible with all major FRP systems, including Thieves' Guild!!
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The Songsmith (for Chivalry and Sorcery by Fantasy Games Unlimited)
© 1984
Condition: Good..
The Songsmith - Chivalry and Sorcery 7752 - FANTASY GAMES UNLIMITED – Good condition!
THE SONGSMITH is and adventure pack for use with the C&S system. It is intended for a group of four to eight players who control characters of various types and a Gamemaster. This package also includes enough background to create an ongoing campaign based in the world of the North Kingdom, in which THE SONGSMITH takes place, as does the previous C&S adventure, THE DRAGON LORD. This adventure can be used as an isolated adventure or within an already existing campaign.
The setting is the more recently settles lands, north of the North Kingdom itself. Beginning in Barrisglen, where THE DRAGON LORD left off, the adventure takes characters by sea to Dwarvendale in search of the long-lost city of the Dwarves, Khalezheer. Powerful help is available in this questwhich requires knowledge of the hidden secrets of Khalezheer from the time-shrouded depths of the past.
Can a party reach Dwarvendale? Is the wizard Thuvalae all that he seems, and what dangers will be faced in the Lost City? It is truely perilous quest, but overall rewards make it worth all risks!
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Lionheart; Living in History Elgland 1190 AD (Columbia Publications)
© 1987
Condition: Acceptable to Good. Map not included.
It is January 1, 1190. Richard Plantagenet is the mightiest king in Christendom, nobles vie to increase their power, tensions simmer beneath the cover of an alliance with the king of France, and the Third Crusade against the Saraceb has begun.
This is the world of Lionheart. A world of good and evil are seldom clearly defined; where priests are sometimes corrupt and venal, and chivalric knights are often brutal and evil killers.
Lionheart is an experience not earily forgotten. It allows the reader to enter the England of Richard Coeur-de-Lion as a spectator in history. Events of the time are seen as current events, and personalities are alive. Instead of a pallid and distant view from the present, Lionheart is a living history that grows with each reading.
Lionheart is also a unique historical tool. A history of England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales to 1190 is included, but the heart of the text is an encyclopedia of towns, abbeys, castles, personalities, myths, and customs of the late twelfth century.
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The Black Tower (Midkenia Press)
© 1981
Condition: Very Good to Like New
A complete “dungeon” adventure for low to mid-level fantasy RPG characters.
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Shadis magazine #9, Sept. 1993 “The Blue Robbed Man at the Iron Mule, Knight Gallery, Ship Ahoy!, Sirius Command”
© 1993
Condition: Like New
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Shadis magazine 10 , Nov-Dec, 1993 “Fearless Vampire Slayers, Magic the Gathering, Knight Gallery”
© 1993
Condition: Like New
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Shadis magazine #11 “Brisco County, Jr., Time Travel, Battletech: Virtual World Center”
© 1994
Condition: Like New
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Shadis magazine #12 “Battle Tech Adventure, Fineous Fingers, Bowman Island, Taggers”, March/April 1994
© 1994
Condition: Like New
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Space Gamer Fantasy Gamer magazine #7 “Villains Finish First, Villains Scenario, Jump Through Time, Morale and Leaders” (Rare)
© 1993
Condition: Like New
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Sorceror’s Apprentice magazine #9/10 Winter/Spring 1981
“Valkyries: amazons of the north, Thelinde’s Song by Roger Zelazny, God & Golem, Inc., a complete GM adventure and a mini-solo for Tunnels and Trolls”
© 1980 & 1981
Condition: Like New
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Sorceror’s Apprentice magazine #11 Summer 1981 “Cthulhu Monsters, Adapting Arduin Characters to Tunnels and Trolls, The Black Dragon Tavern complete GM adventure in the City of Terrors”
© 1981
Condition: Like New
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Sorceror’s Apprentice magazine #17 Special Oversize Issue “Priest as characters in Tunnels and Trolls, T&T Variants, The Village of Hoxley and Hrad Times in Hoxley”
© 1983
Condition: Good
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As a bonus I am throwing in a 16-page pamphlet, 6 Level dungeon with 12 maps. It’s in fair to good condition, but still useable.
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Entire collection: $177 + FREE SHIPPING to the 48 contiguous U.S. states.
I accept PayPal and will ship free UPS within 2 business days. I looked for a low cost way to ship to keep the price down, so expect a week for delivery.
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I’m not sure if the weight and dimensions on the default function came out listed correctly or not, but the actual package specs are Weight: 14 lbs., Dimensions: 11” x 12” x 7½”.