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It should be noted, however, that this is not a simple hack-and-slash dungeon crawl.

Going Retro: The Temple of Elemental Evil, First Edition AD&D

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The PCs learn where the dungeon’s master Lareth is and while the gnolls scarper, the MU and the dwarven thief accompany them in secret. The Genie’s Curse Birthright: In this case, the story takes place roughly a decade after author Gygax led his friends through the Battle of Emridy Meadows, the first routing of the Hoard of Elemental Evil which is referred to in countless later publications, and forms a central part of the lore of this campaign setting.

Throw some bodies to the crayfish, animate some dead to keep up the watch or carry some goodsand skedadle with the goods. Dragonlance deities Forgotten Realms deities Greyhawk deities. But it’s a first edition module, and all that implies. Are you using Unearthed Arcana? Gygax began writing T2 soon after the publication of T1, but often stopped to work on other products, such as The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth Gygax If the bugbears do an exhaustive search they will be found, but for the moment they are relatively safe.

Within 2 miles 5 miles 10 miles 15 miles 20 miles 50 miles 75 miles miles miles miles miles miles miles miles miles of.

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Having so many options of what the bad guys were doing to put a stop to the interlopers was very nice and I tailored several of the encounters based on their actions. Quickly the dwarven remple hightails it back to Hommlet to fetch the watch and the major NPC’s to the moathouse. Amazon Inspire Digital Educational Resources. If you are interesting in running Greyhawk conversion, you might try getting your hands on Slavers.

The Gorgon’s Alliance Planescape: D What point in the adventure are you at? While there is plenty of dungeon to keep fans of that style happy, there’s also a near requirement for actual gasp!

They have to open the gates to each of four elemental nodes or Tharizdun’s servants, the princes of elemental evilwill emerge and use an artifact to release Tharizdun from his prison. We’re playing the 3.

Pages are lightly toned, edges moreso, a few light penciled marks noted. But it’s a fun sequel. That is a crawl and not much plot. While he’s not going to know about the huge inbound force, he is going to realize that he’s got someone capable of taking out a sizable portion of his forces. In CY, the events in the T module occur. On the side of running it, no, I never got to run it or run on it. Evil broods and grows beneath those blasted stones. This I determine will take 8 hours total 3 hours there, 3 hours back, and 2 hours mounting up the rescue.

East Dane Designer Men’s Fashion. What’s your party composition like? The player characters must foil the plan of the cultists of Tharizdun who have again occupied the temple. There is some, but it is forced and usually limited to the village of Hommlet or Nulb.

You start out by playing through the famous Village of Hommlett adventure. It looks like it was fed elrmental the dog before shipping. Dark Sun Dark Sun: Reid novel and an Atari computer game, and the term is used by fans of the setting to refer to the fictional Temple itself. Those who have other Greyhawk material can use this as either a launching point or a continuation of their own existing campaign, thrusting their own players into the center of historical and, later in the series, elementtal world-changing events.

However, the Temple is multilevel, and it evip take many assaults and retreats by any group of adventurers to even get far enough along to find most of this out. Things quieted down for another four years as the area returned to peace and normalcy, but in CY evil began to stir again, with groups of bandits riding the roads.

The cover has virtually no shelf wear and no wear on the corners. They’re not great on roleplay. Lawrence Schickin his book Heroic Worldssays of The Temple of Elemental Evil”If you like huge classic dungeon crawls, this is probably the best of the lot.

The remaining PC’s retreat to the ghoul lair, as from what they know bugbears are coming after them and they are in no condition to fight. It is also free of any kind of writing. If you’re a DM, get it and you’re a player, buy it teple give it to your DM. Item does include the 16 page booklet.

So, you go to investigate. Dungeons and Dragons Temple of Elemental Evil.

Interior contents are in good condition.

Compilations of previously released modules.

A1-4 Scourge of the Slave Lordsby various
B1-9 In Search of Adventure by various
GDQ1-7 Queen of the Spiders (Giants,Drow, Queen) by Gary Gygax
I3-5 Desert of Desolation by various
S1-4 Realms of Horror by Gary Gygax and LawrenceSchick
T1-4 Temple of Elemental Evil by Gary Gygaxwith Frank Mentzer

The links will send you to the individual modules' pages.
Most of these were a great idea; combine modules in a cohesive series intoone easy-to-reference source. Many also incorporated minor fixes andtweaks to the original modules, and in the case of T1-4 Temple of ElementalEvil brought to light entirely new material (there never were any modulesT2 - T4). However, B1-9 and S1-4 are rather cheap (andabbreviated) versions of modules that had no connecting plot or theme anyway.

Three of the supermodules were slightly edited to form a contiguous series;T1-4 leads to A1-4 which leads to GDQ1-7. Thematerial in A1-4 Scourge of the Slave Lords was revised to bringthe target character levels to 7-11, thereby making the continuity fromT1-4 Temple of Elemental Evil a bit smoother.

B1-9 In Search of Adventure includes the map to moduleB1 In Search of the Unknown, but no descriptivetext for this module (other than the short note on pg 23). The remainingB series modules (listed in the order they appear in B1-9)are:

B9 Castle Caldwell (four of the fiveshort adventures)
B8 Journey to the Rock (one of the threepossible trails to The Rock)
B2 The Keep on the Borderlands (Caves ofChaos only, no Keep)
B3 Palace of the Silver Princess (intact)
B5 Horror on the Hill (the adventure inthe Hill only, no lead-in encounters)
B7 Rahasia (intact)
B4 The Lost City (upper five pyramid tiers)
B6 The Veiled Society (intact)

Thanks to Aaron McPherson andEric Passfor this info.

T1-4 Temple of Elemental Evil contains the full version of T1 Village of Hommlet. T1-4 remainsone of the most popular modules ever produced, and was printed well intothe advent of 2nd Edition AD&D. Interestingly, thecover art to AC5 Player Character Record Sheetswas initially considered as the cover for T1-4; it depicts the firstencounter outside the abandoned moathouse. (Thanks to Paul Stormbergfor this info). Making this even wackier is the 'official' pre-production cover (viewable here), which depicts something else entirely. Thanks to Alban Jalabert for this scan.

Printing Information

The only discernable different supermodule printings we've seen areB1-9 In Search of Adventure, S1-4 Realms of Horror, and T1-4 Temple of Elemental Evil.

B1-9 In Search of Adventure

First: TSR UK address on back is 'The Mill, RathmoreRoad'.
Second: TSR UK address on back is '120 Church End,Cherry Hinton'.

Thanks to Michael Deaton for this info.

I3-5 Desert of Desolation

S1-4 Realms of Horror

First: TSR UK address on back is 'The Mill, RathmoreRoad'.
Second: TSR UK address on back is '120 Church End,Cherry Hinton'.

Thanks to Michael Deaton for this info.

T1-4 Temple of Elemental Evil

First (1985): Angled TSR logo on front cover,bottom center. Several errors are present in the text, most havingto do with truncated sentences; for example, on page 9, location 13 states:'The shop is run by one Rannos Davl, who is bed...' and 'If the groupdoes not hire one, the their activities by any means possible...'. Does not have 'May 1987' at the bottom of the first page. Rearcover has Product Number and ISBN stacked over the bar code; Piece Codeon the bottom left. The most common (largest) printing. Note: A version with a solid-blue spine and a slightly-greenishcast to the cover has also been spotted, with no other cover or internaldifferences. This differing version appears to be quite a bitmore rare than the 'normal' version; unknown which version was actuallyprinted first.
Second: Angled TSR logo on front cover, bottom center. Textual errors have now been corrected. Does not have 'May 1987'at the bottom of the first page. Rear cover has Product Numberand ISBN stacked over the bar code; Piece Code on the bottom left.
Third: Angled TSR logo on front cover, bottom center. Textual errors corrected. Does not have 'May 1987' at the bottomof the first page. Rear cover has Product Number within the barcode, no ISBN, and Piece Code on the bottom left.
Fourth (1987): Angled TSR logo on front cover, bottomcenter. Textual errors corrected. Has 'May 1987' at thebottom of the first page (credits page still has '1985' on it, however). Rear cover has Product Number within the bar code, no ISBN, and PieceCode on the bottom left.
Fifth: Angled TSR logo on front cover, bottom center. Textual errors corrected. Has 'May 1987' at the bottom of thefirst page (credits page still has '1985' on it, however). Rearcover has no Product Number, ISBN above the bar code, and Piece Codeon the bottom left.
Sixth (1991): Gold Angled TSR logo, front cover bottomcenter. Rear cover has no Product Number, ISBN above the bar code,and Piece Code on the bottom left.
Seventh (1992): Gold Angled TSR logo, front cover bottomleft. Rear cover has no Product Number, ISBN within the bar code,and Piece Code on the bottom left.

Thanks to Steve Blodgett, Shannon Crack, Michael Deaton, Wayne Gralian, John Huckerby,Rene Hurka, John Kowalewski, Mike Kuo, Stéphane Tanguay, and Morey Winnettfor this info, and to Michael Deaton for the scans of I3-5 andT1-4 Fifth and Sixth prints.

Scourge of Slave Lords	In Search of Adventure	Queen of the Spiders	Desert of Desolation
Realms of Horror	Temple of Elemental Evil (1st - 5th prt)	Temple of Elemental Evil (6th prt)	Temple of Elemental Evil (7th prt)

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