This
auction is for the DUNGEON Adventure Magazine #43 September/October 1993
by TSR.
What’s the most difficult part of being a
Dungeon Master..?
Coming up with new and unique story lines with which to entertain your
players and keep them invested! And, with only a few modules being released in
any given year, there wasn’t much published for use right out of the box. DUNGEON Magazine was TSR’s (and, later,
Wizards of the Coast and PAIZO’s) remedy.
In it are presented three or more adventures, often with one aimed at a
specific campaign setting like the World of Greyhawk, the Forgotten Realms,
etc. While these may have stats for
older versions of D&D (pretty much AD&D 2E, 3.0 & 3.5) depending
upon the era in which they were printed, they’re fairly easy to convert to
later editions like 4.0 and 5.0. Can
also be used and/or adapted to Pathfinder, Hackmaster, Castles & Crusades
and OSRIC.
Jacob's Well
by Randy Maxwell
It's alive, it's
hungry, it's growing. And you're on its menu. An AD&D adventure for one
character of level 2–4.
Moving Day
by Roger Baker
Moving to a new place
is always a chore. Now it's deadly. An AD&D adventure for character levels
3–5.
Mayhem at Midnight
by Trae Stratton
Get ready for a
dazzling finale—yours. An AD&D Dragonlance adventure for character levels
4–7.
King Oleg's Dilemma
by Lee Sheppard
Could your mission be
a snow job? An AD&D adventure for character levels 1–4.
Into the Silver Realm
by Steve Kurtz
Never, ever steal a
silver sword. An AD&D Forgotten Realms adventure for character levels 8–12.
This item
has been DISCONTINUED and is RARE.
CONDITION:
Item: VERY GOOD; NO writing or highlighting
and only gently read.
This item is from a non-smoking home.
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