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Dragonlance Classics Volume I (2e)
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
by Daniel F. [Verified Purchaser]
Date Added: 10/01/2003 00:00:00

What can you say that hasn't already been said? This is Dragonlance at it's most pure. Before the hundreds of novels there were 14 adventures published for AD&D that rocked the RPG world. Here they are once more and anyone looking for a walk down memory lane or wanting something epic to launch against a group of new comers to the role playing thing would do a lot worse than to start here.

Between the three classics volumes are hundreds of hours of play stretched out . It is not, however, reccomended for the beginning GM. Dragonlance was constructed as a schematic, where players wander and trigger key events. For an experienced GM this should be a cake walk, but for the beginner it could prove a little unweildy. Don't get me wrong, these are quality adeventures, they will just need some fiddling to have them run smoothly.

Lastly a comment on the PDF quality. The TSR range has been plagued with cruddy scans and strange resizings of maps (ie. each cut up maps are slightly smaller in size from section to section, making the process of peicing them together a small nightmare). Dragonlance Volume 1, as with the Temple of Elemental Evil, has had it text reformatted, graphics relaid and as such the product is joyfully clean to read. Easily one of the best quality scan jobs in this range, it only serves to highlight just how poor other scans have been.

With the D20 Dragonlance manual on shelves, soon to be followed by a plethora of support material, why not pick this volume , translate the arcane AD&D into the eldritch D20 and revisit the world that spawned a hundred or so novels?



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GAZ8 The Five Shires (Basic)
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
by Daniel F. [Verified Purchaser]
Date Added: 09/22/2003 00:00:00

Great product, poor scans. This is probably the best thing Ed Greenwood ever did for TSR, presenting a fresh and innovative take of halflings. Yes they still smell like hobbits but are leant depth and fascination by some curly new conceptas.

Well worth a read for any GM/DM running a campaign where hte diminutive halfling leives.



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GDQ 1-7 Queen of the Spiders
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
by Daniel F. [Verified Purchaser]
Date Added: 09/22/2003 00:00:00

It's a campaign featuring Drow and giants, concluding the events set into motion during the Temple of Elemental Evil saga. If you played D&D during the eighties, this was one of the big moments. Revisit the horror of the Underdark today and remember exactly what the magic was that defined AD&D as the classic is was.



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Scourge of the Slave Lords
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
by Daniel F. [Verified Purchaser]
Date Added: 09/22/2003 00:00:00

Suffering from Wizards lamentable efforts in scanning, Scourge of the Slavelords is a quality adventure guarenteed to entertain. Play alone of as part of the grand Drow campaign, it's a trip down memory lane well worth the minimal price of admission.



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T1-4 Temple of Elemental Evil (1e)
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
by Daniel F. [Verified Purchaser]
Date Added: 09/22/2003 00:00:00

The Temple of Elemental Evil is THE classic dungeon bash. Much emulated, never equaled, this campaign exemplifies the qualities Gygax sought to developfor AD&D. Forget the Sunless Sea, Tale of the Comet and the other would be 'mega' campaigns. Download Temple of Elemental Evil, convert it to d20 or your prefered system and delve once more into the horrors below.

As an added bonus, this is probably the best (that I've so far seen) of the TSR downloads when it comes to quality of PDF. Clean scans, relaid out and easily printed. If only all these products were so professionally produced for the web.

Lastly, Temple of Elemental Evil was the first in a series of campaigns, namely Scourge of the Slavelords and Queen of the Spiders. Combine the three and buy Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil and you've got years of D&D goodness to occupy even the most discerning adventurer.

Highly reccomended!



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