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monsters could be dangerous when played intelligently." Allen
Hammack writes: "Some people have asked about names in the modules. Yes, I have fun with words. Combining Latin and Greek, pulling player and character names from my campaign, and twisting the results so they sounded right when I heard them—all were in the bag of tricks. "Suderham," for example, combined elements that to me meant "south home" (a nod to my Alabama roots), and was also a tip of the hat to my artist friend, the late, great Dave Sutherland. 'Ayares the Cutpurse' reflected my long-standing annoyance with the Internal Revenue Service." Lawrence Schick writes that he was inspired by an idea from Harold Johnson: "In his campaign one night, Harold had our characters get captured, whereupon he took away all our stuff and threw us in a dungeon. The challenge: escape without relying on all our carefully hoarded adventuring gear. Were our characters people with skills and brains, or were they really just lists of equipment?"
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original tournament designs were mostly unchanged, and that the designs are "superior examples of their genre, though some are more suited to campaign play". He concluded the review with an evaluation stating: "The quality of the new campaign material varies from excellent to acceptable, but at its best, it’s really satisfying. As a campaign pack, we’re talking a minimum of nine big gaming sessions (and probably more; if the DM develops the campaign outlines and additional encounters). It’s occasionally clumsy and unconvincing, but what it lacks in polish and refinement it makes up for in sheer mass, energy, and fiendishness."
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November 1981. The reviewer complained that the module was poorly edited, and that it would have been easier to use with a roster of monsters provided. However, he said the module was "reasonably well done" overall, and a "good, workman-like" adventure. He praised the development of the
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as captives of the Slave Lords, and they begin module A4 in the same condition. The module begins with the party trapped, without any gear, deep underground below a volcanic island. The Slave Lords have captured the characters, and have left them for dead in this dark cave system as an erupting
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Slavelords campaign was "quite good, particularly the first two new chapters of campaign material which bring the characters up to the original A1-4 scenarios". He noted that the scenarios from the four
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tournament needed some work. We hadn't realized until then how much the tournament could be, should be, a showcase event. The players who came to
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934:(October 1993). "Role-playing Reviews".
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1330:"Smackdown the Slavers"
732:"Recommended as is for
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508:David C. Sutherland III
3170:Wrath of the Immortals
3089:Deities & Demigods
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2971:Dungeon Master's Guide
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1795:Dungeons & Dragons
1611:, and Edward Carmien.
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3082:Book of Vile Darkness
3075:Book of Exalted Deeds
2480:Characters and beings
2088:Strategic Simulations
1449:on September 19, 2013
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467:non-player characters
183:first edition rules.
3375:White Plume Mountain
3333:Queen of the Spiders
3277:Desert of Desolation
3124:Manual of the Planes
2268:Magic: The Gathering
2063:Wizards of the Coast
1423:on September 3, 2013
1357:on November 14, 2012
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649:Wizards of the Coast
609:Queen of the Spiders
3184:Epic Level Handbook
2827:Reptilian humanoids
2744:Strahd von Zarovich
2393:Planes of existence
2261:Kingdoms of Kalamar
2114:Game System License
1475:on October 30, 2013
974:Steve Jackson Games
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760:, in his 1991 book
638:Stephen D. Sullivan
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2988:Classic boxed sets
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2869:Deities and powers
2677:Notable characters
2490:Races and lineages
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1735:at the TSR Archive
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1137:Tom Moldvay
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1705:#32 (1996)
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651:released
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598:campaigns
568:players.
448:labyrinth
393:Erol Otus
173:TSR, Inc.
3253:List of
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2849:Vampires
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2549:Tiefling
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1930:Creators
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