Temple Book I (1981)

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A book to help a DM/campaign judge to quickly generate and populate a fantasy temple. It contains tables that can be used to randomly generate temple attributes such as:

- Configuration, size, condition, location
- Ceremonies: type, frequency, offerings, attendees, devices
- Special Ceremonies
- Leadership/Followers: level, type
- Mercenaries: type, level
- Sentience
- Traps
- Artifacts, relics, sacred writings
and so on

The majority of the book is comprised of temple layouts that are mapped on graph paper.

Part of Judges Guild's generic "Universal Fantasy Supplement" line for any fantasy RPG - but clearly meant to be used with D&D / AD&D based on the type of statistics provided in the tables (e.g., Armor Class).

This 64-page booklet contains 48 pages of interior layouts of various Temples. These are excellent for use with scenarios where you have players encountering religious groups in their own Temples or for use as the main theme of you scenario. The Temples are mapped on light grey square grids, suitable for changes by the Judge with felt-tipped markers.