Quag Keep - Where Law & Chaos Do Battle
Greyhawk is the world where it all began, the personal campaign world of
the creator of Dungeons and Dragons, and this booklet was the first
glimpse the general public had into this unique land. Penned by the
gaming giants of Gary Gygax and Robert Kuntz, no collection of D&D
items is complete without this recognizable booklet.
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Dungeons & Dragons Volume #3 - The Underworld & Wilderness Adventures contains the rules for the fantastic medieval wargames campaigns playable with paper and pencil and miniature figures.
The original, the first, the Grandfather of them all, anyway you look at
it this is the item that spawned an entirely new industry that is loved
and enjoyed by millions of people today. The original Dungeons &
Dragons box set was based on the fantasy portion of the earlier
Chainmail rules and also suggested the use of Outdoor Survival, a board
game from Avalon Hill. There have been many incarnations and editions of
Dungeons & Dragons over the years but this is the product that
started it all.
Dungeons & Dragons Volume #2 - Monsters & Treasure contains the
rules for the fantastic medieval wargames campaigns playable with paper
and pencil and miniature figures.
The original, the first, the Grandfather of them all, anyway you look at
it this is the item that spawned an entirely new industry that is loved
and enjoyed by millions of people today. The original Dungeons &
Dragons box set was based on the fantasy portion of the earlier
Chainmail rules and also suggested the use of Outdoor Survival, a board
game from Avalon Hill. There have been many incarnations and editions of
Dungeons & Dragons over the years but this is the product that
started it all.
Rules for fantastic Medieval wargames campaigns playable with paper and pencil and miniature figures. Volume 1: Men & Magic.
The original, the first, the Grandfather of them all, anyway you look at
it this is the item that spawned an entirely new industry that is loved
and enjoyed by millions of people today. The original Dungeons &
Dragons box set was based on the fantasy portion of the earlier
Chainmail rules and also suggested the use of Outdoor Survival, a board
game from Avalon Hill. There have been many incarnations and editions of
Dungeons & Dragons over the years but this is the product that
started it all.
Swords and spells was never officially labeled as a supplement for the
D&D game, but it was nonetheless intended as the fantasy successor
to Chainmail. Loved by some as a much needed update and despised by
other as a hastily-produced cash grab, whatever camp you fall in, the
serious D&D collector cannot ignore the presence of this book as an
influence on the early D&D game.
From the web:
Traveller is a science-fiction role-playing game set in the distant future, when humanity has made the leap to the stars and interstellar travel is as common as international travel is today. This means that Traveller is set against a background drawn from adventure-oriented science fiction literature, and the scope and breadth of the game are limited only by the imagination and skill of the players and their referee. Players are no longer limited to wandering inside a single underground labyrinth, to exploring a single continent, or even a single world. In Traveller there is an entire universe to be explored. Almost any situation which occurs in any SF novel, movie, or short story can be recreated in Traveller with a little work on the part of the referee.
In Traveller, mankind has conquered the stars, and travels from one stellar system to another as easily as present day Terrans can travel from one continent to another. The tremendous distances involved, however, dictate that interstellar voyages can take weeks, months, and sometimes even years. A situation similar to earth in the eighteenth century is created, where communication is limited to the speed of travel, and the stage is set for adventure in a grand fashion, with all the trappings of the classic space opera: giant, star-spanning empires (good, evil, or both), huge starfleets, wily interstellar merchants (or pirates, depending upon your point of view), complex diplomatic maneuvers, larger than life heroes, heroines, and villains the mind boggles.
This accessory focuses on whimsical items, offering an eclectic
inventory that includes bard's instruments, household items, and 14
types of cheese. The designers modeled the book after an actual
turn-of-the-century mail-order catalog, meaning that exaggerated
salesmanship accompanies each product description
Through portals and rifts in the fabric of reality they have arrived -
the denizens of the Outer Planes! Here are 96 pages of monstrous
entities from planes of all-powerful magic, the brightest ambassadors of
good and the foulest custodians of evil. Examine beings of light who
wish to stem the tides of wickedness. But examine, too, the fiends -
beasts of ultimate evil locked in an endless, bitter Blood War! Each
page is 5-hole punched and the set includes 4 dividers with
awe-inspiring, full-color art. Leave the comfortable confines of the
Prime Material Plane - the creatures of the Outer Planes await!
What is that? You want more monsters for your AD&D 2nd Edition game? Then this packet is the answer! You'll find 144 more pages of statistics, charts and MONSTERS---- aboleths and Ankhegs, sahaugin and sphinxes, more giants, a whole bunch of sea creatures and a host of other monsters such as bullywugs, gorgons hags (of all varieties), ki-rin, and many many more! All are organized into the five hole punched pages that will fit right in your Volume One Monstrous Compendium binder. Add them in, organize your pages and get ready for 2nd Edition AD&D play with more monsters than ever!
