The Dungeons Masters Adventure Log, billed as a "Fantasy Adventure
Module" on the front cover, is a DM's tool for tracking a party of
adventurers and their encounters in an easy to read format.
The product is centered around two sheets, and the booklet is
printed so they are opposing pages. The first captures the essential
information for each member of a party of adventurers (name, alignment,
hit points, etc). The second tracks collective information on the group
(marching order and light sources carried), and key elements of their
encounters (basic information on the monsters, treasure, and unusual
events).
The inside front cover, the first three pages, and the last page
reprint an eclectic assortment of game rules from the Dungeon Masters
Guide that weren't included in the Dungeon Masters Screen (for instance,
combat modifiers, magical aging sources, and how much it costs to hire
an NPC to cast a spell). The four inner pages have utilitarian sketches
of various types of armor, helmets, barding, and weapons with a focus on
those that are less commonly known (such as polearms).
The inside back cover has two sample log pages, including several
characters from Basic Dungeons & Dragons (e.g. Morgan Ironwolf,
Black Dougal), several players who made contributions to the industry
(including Dave Cook, Steve Marsh, and Tom Moldvay), and jokes (Elron
Hubbard, the chaotic neutral magic-user thief).
"Go to the sign of Marvel's Axe, a dubious inn on the edge of the Thieves Quarter, in the City of Greyhawk, and look to your own wrist. If you perceive a bracelet and dangling dice, watch for the next throw in the war between Law and Chaos and be prepared to follow the compelling geas." -Signal
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