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284:(DMs) can learn to create their own dungeons. Mike Carr intended it for use as an instructional adventure for new players. The module is a beginner's scenario, which allows the DM to add monsters and treasure. The module is coded B1 because it was created as the first adventure for the
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barbarian invasion and gained the support of locals. Eventually, they gathered their own army and went on an expedition against said enemies, where they met their demise.
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2280:Fiend Folio
2226:Supplements
1835:Dragonlance
1586:Abeir-Toril
1559:Spelljammer
1359:Dragonlance
1194:Jon Pickens
1184:Tom Moldvay
1174:Mike Mearls
1154:Rob Heinsoo
1124:Keith Baker
1027:Film series
792:(TSR, 1979)
768:White Dwarf
577:White Dwarf
548:adventure.
527:troglodytes
2597:Categories
2175:(original)
2064:Eilistraee
1866:Catti-brie
1674:Dragonborn
1529:Planescape
1462:Strixhaven
1338:Birthright
1260:Ral Partha
1149:Jeff Grubb
1139:Monte Cook
1134:David Cook
1114:Gary Gygax
1093:Miniatures
1088:Magic item
1058:Adventures
878:August 12,
818:2021-10-12
786:Carr, Mike
645:References
635:Black Gate
621:Black Gate
2517:Ravenloft
2447:Dead Gods
2209:Immortals
2195:Companion
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1944:Beholders
1896:Lord Soth
1876:Elminster
1845:Ravenloft
1759:Barbarian
1754:Artificer
1736:Warforged
1706:Half-orcs
1616:Underdark
1536:Ravenloft
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1478:Mahasarpa
1417:Ghostwalk
1228:Companies
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552:Reception
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263:Mike Carr
245:labyrinth
237:TSR, Inc.
233:Mike Carr
228:Basic Set
103:Mike Carr
75:Basic Set
2430:List of
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2379:AD&D
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2026:Vampires
1840:Greyhawk
1804:Sorcerer
1726:Tiefling
1711:Halfling
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1522:Pelinore
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1401:Al-Qadim
1380:Exandria
1352:Dark Sun
1279:Licenses
1204:Jim Ward
1107:Creators
1098:Psionics
1051:Gameplay
1012:Editions
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504:the Pale
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267:AD&D
216:for the
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91:Generic
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2432:Eberron
2422:modules
2420:Notable
2394:D&D
2387:D&D
2089:Moradin
2072:deities
2054:Bahamut
2009:Kobolds
1994:Owlbear
1974:Goblins
1959:Dragons
1949:Centaur
1926:Wulfgar
1891:Iggwilv
1809:Warlock
1789:Paladin
1779:Fighter
1746:Classes
1606:Mystara
1601:Eberron
1552:Rokugan
1485:Mystara
1455:Ravnica
1373:Eberron
1270:WizKids
1017:Gen Con
995:General
813:Polygon
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542:goblins
538:zombies
325:Polygon
269:". The
201:(BSOLO)
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183:(B10),
158:Rahasia
99:Authors
93:D&D
73:D&D
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2188:Expert
2099:Tiamat
2094:Mystra
2021:Trolls
2016:Slaadi
1969:Giants
1954:Devils
1916:Tenser
1814:Wizard
1794:Ranger
1769:Cleric
1731:Triton
1721:Kender
1469:Theros
1449:planes
1394:Faerûn
985:Basics
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564:game.
502:, and
467:GenCon
454:, and
423:, and
420:Expert
214:module
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155:(B6),
149:(B5),
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2181:Basic
2082:Vecna
1989:Mimic
1906:Minsc
1861:Alias
1799:Rogue
1774:Druid
1716:Human
1696:Gnome
1679:Dwarf
1633:Sigil
1611:Oerth
1596:Krynn
1591:Athas
1255:Paizo
1083:Magic
867:Wired
705:(28).
612:Wired
496:Ratik
414:Basic
212:is a
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1984:Lich
1784:Monk
1764:Bard
1689:Drow
880:2009
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677:ISBN
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64:9023
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