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Return to the keep on the borderlands silver anniversary
Return to the keep on the borderlands silver anniversary








The Auld Grump - if only so that I have excuse to look at L5. I am pretty sure that I am trying to talk myself into running Bone Hill. and Erol Otus deliberately gave the back cover bad art in protest. I love L1, but the story behind its making is just plain weird - if I remember properly, Len Lakofka was paid $11,000 for around 10,000 words. Aug2 Most relevant Author Silver Anniversary, Return to the Keep on the Borderlands Hope folks can read this.

#Return to the keep on the borderlands silver anniversary download#

元 was part of the 20th Anniversary set, and L4 is only available as a free download on Dragonsfoot, along with a Restenford gazetteer - and while I was hunting up the link, I just discovered that there is now an L5. Silver Anniversary, Return to the Keep on the Borderlands added a new photo.

return to the keep on the borderlands silver anniversary

In the Forgotten Realms, Under Illefarn was really good as well. ebay.)Ĭult of the Reptile God (N1?)was a good 1st level adventure as well. (And I never knew that there were 2 more adventures in the Bone hill set. The Auld Grump - the town can't use the tree for hangings anymore - it's haunted.Ĭan always use Hommlet as a village, and run the moathouse as a side trip at some point. in a town that has a population of fewer than 10,000.) Which means one more encounter on the road (a haunted crossroads, with a month old corpse hanging from an apple tree). (The titular 'tree' is a triple gallows that has recently been built in the town square.

return to the keep on the borderlands silver anniversary

Only one of the PCs have discovered the vigilante's Brute form (encounter engineered that way - the Brute's player is her husband - it will be fun for them to keep the secret together, from the bad guys and/or the rest of the party*).Īnother possibility is to change gears and run one of my own old adventures - A Tree Grows in Aidentaugh - I wrote that way back around 1981. Sad thing is that they have already had their first encounter (the ubiquitous 'minor encounter on the road' - because bandits or goblins can be dropped in anywhere). is not going to see that many opportunities for being a vigilante. Hmm, one thing I hadn't thought of - a Brute - vigilante character in a village.

return to the keep on the borderlands silver anniversary

So, just let folks know that T1 will not lead to the rest of the Temple or run L1 instead, letting it lead to adventuring for a while in Restenford? (I ran it at a summer program when she was about 11 years old - she was the one that figured out what was going on.) So, I started looking at alternatives - Secret of Bone Hill being one (I will need to trade in the wraith for a ghost, but otherwise it works), which leads to The Assassin's Knot, Deep Dwarven Delve, and Devilspawn.Īnother old favorite - The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh - has been disqualified because at least one of my players has been through it, and she has been. (ToEE is the only adventure where I felt that the sequel - 'Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil - was an improvement over the original.) I had been thinking of running The Village of Hommlet - but the problem with that is that at least one player might expect that to feed into The Temple of Elemental Evil, which is not a campaign that I have any urge to run. As our excursion to The Keep on the Borderlands wrap up, I have been looking to continue adventures that my good lady, and some of our friends, have never experienced.








Return to the keep on the borderlands silver anniversary