This is a module published by TSR after they had acquired Dragonquest from SPI. It is an AD&D adventure that has rules for adapting the encounters to be compatible with Dragonquest.
From the back cover:
"A mutual friend has praised your skills highly. If you seek rich
reward and the oppurtunity to delve into mysteries ancient and lost,
bring this bottle forthwith to my demesne in the village of Volkumburgh.
Together we may seek to bring mankind the lost wonder of the
awtawmatawn."
A mysterious note, a disappearing 5-foot-long religious artifact, and
the ruins of two magical schools. What do these things have in common?
How deeply are your party members involved in all of this?
"The Shattered Statue" is the first dual-game-system module of its
kind. Players of both the AD&D game system and DRAGONQUEST game
system can use this adventure. It is suitable for use with the FORGOTTEN
REALMS campaign setting.
"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
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
I had mentioned before that I tend to prefer my Cthulhu set in the period that the game was originally written for. Modern era Cthulh...
-
This is one of the better written D20 products i have ever has a chance to pick u[. The subject matter makes much of this possible but their...
-
The Thunder Rift series is a line of modules that were designed to allow novice DMs and players to cut their teeth as it were. The line ha...
-
There are few people who play D&D who have not at least heard of Dragonlance and many have played the series of modules released in the...
-
There's A Crisis at Crusader Citadel is a module written for the Villains & Vigilantes game system. It was actually the first module...
-
There is not much more that I could add to what has already been said about the #7 ranked module of all time. I am actually more of a fa...
No comments:
Post a Comment