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• uncommon, first edition hardcover reference book for supporting a Dragonlance campaign.
• some of the topics covered; player characters, wizard classes, races of Krynn including the Irda, Gully Dwarves, common and unique creatures such as Draconians and Krynn Dragons; NPCs of varying power including Huma, Fistandantilus, magical items, a timeline and history of postwar Ansalon and details of the War of the Lance plus more.
• includes stats for Raistlin Majere, Caramon, Tika, Tanis, Tasslehoff and many others.
• see the book cover

• TSR #2100. Part of the AD&D2 core rule set (along with the Players Handbook and Monstrous Manual).
• all the necessary rules for being a dungeon master in AD&D2.
• 192 page hardcover book covering the essentials of DMing; governing player money and equipment, guiding player character creation, adjudicating combat, planning encounters, keeping track of time and movement, NPCs and lots more.

• 154 page hardcover sourcebook updating the Forgotten Realms to 2nd edition AD&D and accounting for the coming of the Avatars and the Times of Trouble. TSR #2106.
• written by Jeff Grubb (author of the Manual of the Planes) and Ed Greenwood. Has nice Clyde Caldwell cover art.
• changes in character classes, psionics, proficiencies, dead and wild magic regions, secret societies are all covered. Special emphasis is placed on gods and their specialty priests (22 pages), new magic spells and schools of magic (24 pages), cities of the FR heartland (24 cities with small maps; 51 pages!), treasure types (14 pages) and 7 pages of appendices for spell lists, treasure tables and a handy, descriptive Forgotten Realms product bibliography (to 1990).
• see the book cover for sale.

• TSR #2121. 160 page hardcover sourcebook of enhancements to the AD&D2 magic system.
• over two hundred new spells for wizards and priests (comprises most of book), new magic items and new forms of wizardly magic (elementalists, metamagic, wild magic) and new priestly spheres (chaos, law, numbers, time, wards and more).
• appendices grouping wizard and priest spells by school, a handy alphabetical spell index of spells from the Tome of Magic and the AD&D2 Players Handbook.

• 128 page hardcover sourcebook to support expanding AD&D campaigns out of the dungeon and into the great outdoors. TSR# 2020. Greatly expands the horizons of any serious AD&D campaign.
• includes an overview of the basic terrain types and their effects upon adventuring, wilderness proficiencies, hunting for food and water, outdoor combat rules, magic out of doors and more.
• companion volume to the Dungeoneers Survival Guide
• see the book cover

D&D

Basic Rulebook (1980)

GD, BOOK

$4

• the starter book for D&D play covering basic dungeon play for players of levels 1-3.
• key-hole punched Basic Rulebook (64 pages, everything from character generation through spells, monsters, treasure and a DM's section). Erol Otus cover art. TSR #2014
• a cheap way to get into D&D play.
• factory three-hole punched
• see the book cover

• the starter set for D&D play covering basic dungeon play for players of levels 1-3.
• includes a 64 page Players Manual and a 48 page DM's Manual (everything from character generation through spells, monsters, treasure and more) with excellent Elmore art on cover and throughout.
• see the book cover
• no box, cover wear on both rulebooks; a cheap way to get into D&D play.

AD&D2

ALQ1 Al-Qadim Golden Voyages (1992)

EX, BOX

$20

• the first sourcebox for the Al-Qadim campaign. TSR# 9366.
• source material to run a mini-campaign on the Crowded Sea.
• six descriptive booklets with mini-adventures, a framing adventure for the mini-campaign
• expanded ship & sailing rules, 3 new Monstrous Compendium additions, a full-size, colour poster map at 1" = 30 miles and a custom DM screen for Al-Qadim play.
• see the box cover

• 1981. Third in the "Slavers" series. The PCs head into the mountains as they follow the trail from module A2.
• see the module cover
• good playing copy, complete but page 25/26 is a photocopy.

• 1981. The PCs must free themselves from their captivity using only their ingenuity and materials at hand and escape before the island sinks!
• see the module cover
• some cover wear

• 32 page introductory module (28 pages of text, 4 page insert of maps and tables). A basic frontier wilderness scenario with a secure base (the Keep) and a cavern complex to explore.
• possibly the most common module on the planet! Many, many DMs and players (myself included) cut their D&D teeth on this module.
• for six to nine characters of 1st level. Will allow the players to work up to about 3rd level.
• see the module cover
• cave maps marked up with felt marker. Booklet complete and in Good condition. Good, cheap playing copy.
• easily modified. I'll include some of my own supplemental material for this module upon request and purchase of this module.

• a relatively uncommon introductory adventure, it doesn't come with any boxed set (like B2 Keep on the Borderlands).
• the PCs must investigate the disappearance of the Princess Argenta (you should be able to come up with a better name!), ruler of the valley of Haven. With her disappearance, the valley fell upon hard times and humanoids have overrun the kingdom.
• green Erol Otus cover.
• see the module cover

D&D

B4 The Lost City (1982)

FR

$7.50

• 32 page basic D&D dungeon exploration module. TSR #9049.
• you're lost in the desert after being separated from your caravan in a severe sandstorm. You stumble across a ruined city uncovered by the storm. Do you enter?
• an ancient step-pyramid is the largest structure in the ruins. The first five tiers are detailed in the module and hints for creating your own deeper levels (tiers 6-10) are provided as well as the basic outline of an underground city to explore. Lots of room for DM customization.
• for six to ten characters of levels 1-3.
• see the module cover
• 1st printing. Has highlighting and pencil marks throughout.

• original monochrome brown cover version of the competition module from Origins '79.
• explore (& loot) the ruins and temple of a forgotten civilization.
• nominally set in Greyhawk (south of the Olman Islands).
• heavily draws on Mayan and Aztec/Toltec mythology and society.
• excellent one-shot adventure (as are most C series modules)
• includes 3 intermediate level pre-rolled characters and a tournament scoring sheet (XP allotments could be based on this chart.
• for 5-7 characters of LVLs 3-7.
• see the module cover
• has been used for play. Player maps and pregenerated character cards separated but all present.

AD&D1

C1 The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan (1981)

GD

$10

• colour cover version of the competition module from Origins '79.
• explore (& loot) the ruins and temple of a forgotten civilization.
• nominally set in Greyhawk (south of the Olman Islands).
• heavily draws on Mayan and Aztec/Toltec mythology and society.
• excellent one-shot adventure (as are most C series modules)
• includes 3 intermediate level pre-rolled characters and a tournament scoring sheet (XP allotments could be based on this chart.
• for 5-7 characters of LVLs 3-7
• see the module cover

• the Seer of Urnst has located the fabled Soul Gem and requires a hardy band of adventurers to recover it from the ruins of Castle Inverness.
• the Ghost Tower is set in Greyhawk and can be found somewhere in the foothills of the Abbor-Alz overlooking Woolly Bay, just northwest of the Bright Desert.
• for five to ten characters of levels 5-7.
• excellent one-shot adventure (as are most C series modules)
• includes 5 intermediate level pre-rolled characters and a tournament scoring system (XP allotments could be based on this chart).
• see the module cover
• 5th printing
• Visual aids and pregenerated character pages separated but all original and present.

• the characters have assembled some of the equipment they will need to fulfill the 200 year old prophecy of the return of the King of Pellham. Now all they need to discover is where the old dude is buried!
• there are four tournament adventures linked together (The Riddle of Dolmen Moor, The Incants of Ishcabaeble, Llywelyn's Tomb and And the Gods Will Have Their Way) which can be played alone or as the second part of 'The Prophecy of Brie'. The first four parts of the complete epic can be found in C4 To Find a King (see above)
• designed for ten characters of levels 4-7.
• used as the second part of the GenCon XVI AD&D open tournament
• see the module cover
• Good condition but player aid pages (31/32) are photocopies. A cheap playing copy.

• 1980. TSR# 9059. Combination of the original D1 & D2 modules wherein the adventurers enter the Underworld (later Underearth) chasing the Drow and encounter many strange new challenges and races like the Jermlaine, Kuo-Toa and the Svirfneblin (Deep Gnomes).
• designed by Gary Gygax, this module can be used as a follow-on from the G1-2-3 Against the Giants module (see below).
• designed for 7-9 characters averaging 10th level. 9 pregenerated tournament characters with stats, magic items and spell lists are included if you want to use it as a one-off adventure.
• historically, the D series was the first series featuring the drow as enemies so there are two pages of stats and description of them in the Monster Manual format.
• see the module cover

• Dave Arneson's (DA) Blackmoor setting. TSR# 9172.
• 10 pages of DM's background for Blackmoor campaigns then the adventurers learn of a plot to kill the king of Blackmoor and must travel across worlds in a rescue attempt.
• for five to eight characters of levels 10-14.
• includes a full-colour map of the Northlands of Blackmoor at 24 miles per hex.
• see the module cover

• the newly independent city of Tyr is threatened by outside forces. The PCs must lead the citizen-army to victory while preventing internal traitors from betraying the cause.
• for four to six characters of levels 4-7. TSR# 2406.
• can be played as a stand-alone adventure or a follow-on to DS1 Freedom
• TSR's folder style presentation with two spiral-bound books and a short piece of fiction "Loyalties".

• TSR# 2413. 96 page sourcebook describing the hidden Valley of Dust and Fire located in the heart of the vast Sea of Silt. Its entrance is guarded by the vicious winds, ash storms and the ring of fire of the dust basin. At the centre is Ur Draxa, the City of Doom, the home of the Dragon-King.
• a chapter on campaigning in the Valley (unlikely over the long term because of the severe physical conditions) and seven new monsters of the Sea of Silt with statistics.
• small written notes throughout, some highlighting and previous owner's name on inside front and back covers. A cheap, playing copy.

• 96 page Dark Sun sourcebook detailing the free city of Tyr, its recent struggle for freedom, its history and the mysterious ancient ruins of UnderTyr upon which the modern city is built and lots more.

• interesting 32 page adventure by Gary Gygax loosely based on Alice in Wonderland! It consists of a series of discrete events which the PCs must conquer by force or puzzle-solving.
• area include The Long Hall, The Woods of Tree & Fungi, The Tiny Garden, The Wilds of Dungeonland, The Manse and The Palace.
• can be linked with EX2 The Land Beyond the Magic Mirror which is found within the boundaries of Dungeonland.
• part of the Castle Greyhawk dungeon complex further expanded in WG7 Castle Greyhawk.
• as with most Gygax modules, there is lots of magic to be scored.
• light-hearted entertainment but not easy and careless adventurers or those who treat the inhabitants as trivial nuisances will surely die.
• for six to eight characters of levels 9-12. TSR# 9072.
• see the module cover

• interesting 32 page adventure by Gary Gygax loosely based on Alice in Wonderland! It consists of a series of discrete events which the PCs must conquer by force or puzzle-solving.
• takes place in the same milieu and can be linked with EX1 Dungeonland.
• part of the Castle Greyhawk dungeon complex further expanded in WG7 Castle Greyhawk.
• as with most Gygax modules, there is lots of magic to be scored.
• six new spells, five new monsters, five new magic items
• for six to eight characters of levels 9-12.
• see the module cover

• 64 page sourcebook including a full-colour map details the Moonshaes, a series of rocky islands eight days by ship southwest of Waterdeep in the stormy Trackless Sea.
• Celtic in flavour, where druids and unicorns still thrive and two human races; the northmen and the ffolk struggle against one another.
• N4 Treasure Hunt is located in the Korinn Archipelago, part of the Moonshae chain.
• complete with the full-colour map.
• see the sourcebook cover

• TSR# 9224. 64 page sourcebook with TWO full-size colour maps
• full descriptions of the three desert lands of Amn, land of merchants; Tethyr, in chaos because of a vacant throne and Calimsham, a dry land where magic is commonplace.
• each section has a general description, history, government and politics, religion, major cities, places of interest and more.
• 1000 miles south of Waterdeep; finally someplace away from that city!
• see the sourcebook cover

• 64 page sourcebook of the North encompassing the lands north of Waterdeep between the Sword Coast and the Great Desert. Two full-size colour maps of the region. TSR# 9233.
• by Paul Jaquays, author of some of the classic Judges Guild products from the early 80s. Has a great Larry Elmore cover.
• includes economic information, power groups (15 briefly described with goals, foes and base of operations).
• longer sections on the peoples of the North (8 pages); cities, towns and villages (24 places outlined); the islands of the North located in the Trackless Sea (also see FR2 Moonshae); lost lands, strongholds and ruins (6 pages) and much more.
• see the sourcebook cover

• 128 page sourcebook detailing 15 major characters of the Forgotten Realms novels and accessories (including Elminster at 26th level and Drizzt at 10th level) and another 49 minor characters of the FR. TSR# 9252.
• added sections on two well-known adventuring brotherhoods; the Knights of Myth Drannor and The Company of Eight, magical life (automatons, golems, homunculi, clones etc.), sidebars on FR dwarves, elves and other races and a sprinkling of new spells particularly in Elminster's entry.
• see the sourcebook cover

• TSR# 9320. 96 page sourcebook of the Great Desert of Anauroch and its peoples, monsters and most importantly, riches!! Written by the prolific and imaginative Ed Greenwood.
• less than 500 years ago, this region consisted of rich, verdant kindoms. These were suddenly engulfed by a sea of sand to form the Great Desert. Now why might that be? ...
• large section about the Bedine nomads (modelled after the Bedouin) who still survive and live in the desert.
• five adventure seeds and five new monsters in MC format including the laerti (desert lizardmen) and the deadly magic-using Phaerimm.
• see the sourcebook cover

• 64 page sourcebook of mercenary companies of the Forgotten Realms.
• history of mercenary forces in the FR, details of 36 mercenary forces (about 1 page each) and their usual location within the Realms, recruiters for the companies and their locales (PCs will likely meet them first).
• 16 colour plates of the most famous companies and their principal members, BattleSystem stats for the major companies and their leaders (3 pages) and a handy index of mercenary forces by region and other FR reference material sources.
• see the sourcebook cover

• TSR# 9388. Last of the Forgotten Realms sourcebooks.
• 96 page sourcebook detailing the fabled lands of the far south; Halruna: rich, reclusive and magic-rich; Dambrath: ruled by half-elves of drow descent; Luiren: the land of the halflings; the Shining Lands of Estagund, Var and Durpar where merchants and traders abound and Ulgarth, bulwark against the barbarian hordes of the Utter East.
• includes a full-colour map of the region at a scale of 60 miles to the inch.
• two complete adventures, a dungeon adventure for five to eight characters of levels 9-11 and an undead city adventure for five to eight characters of levels 6-8.
• two new monsters, new spells, speciality priests and lots more
• see the sourcebook cover

• 64 page module placed in the Forgotten Realms in the territories described in 'The Horde' boxed set.
• three main parts; the first is mostly narrative with lots of opportunity for role-playing; the second is an infiltration mission in a sacred monastery and the third is a search and destroy mission through the city of Solon seeking their weakened enemy.
• can be played as a stand-alone module or as part of the story line including FRA2 Black Courser and FRA3 Blood Charge.
• for four to eight characters of levels 7-10.
• module includes a full colour map and gatefold with NPC stats
• module written by Troy Denning (of Dark Sun novel fame)

• 48 page intermediate level module forming the first part of the Forgotten Realms Avatars series. TSR# 9247.
• the PCs are embroiled in rescuing deities, must travel to Shadowdale to visit the legendary sage Elminster to gain the knowledge necessary to locate the Tablets of Fate and are witnesses (and scapegoats!) to the apparent destruction of Mystra, Bane and Elminster.
• includes a full-size colour map of the city of Arabel in Cormyr and the environs of Shadowdale.
• includes four NPCs, two avatars, three new magic items and five new FR monsters.
• for four to six characters of levels 5-8.
• see the actual cover of this module for sale.
• very light binding scuffing.

• 48 page intermediate level module forming the third and last part of the Forgotten Realms Avatars series. TSR# 9249.
• in this third installment peened by Ed Greenwood himself, the PCs must continue their roles as Midnight's protectors until the Tablets of Fate are returned to Ao. Chaos is rampant however, and magic spells and items work at reduced effectiveness. Clerical spells of 3rd level or higher can not be regained.
• includes a full-size colour map of the town of Wheloon, village of Evenstar, floorplans for the Lonesome Tankard Inn, a partial map of Khelben Arunsun's Blackstaff Tower and more.
• includes four NPCs, two avatars, two new magic items and two new FR monsters (the Denizen and Night Riders.)
• for four to six characters of levels 6-9.
• see the actual cover of this module for sale.

• 32 page compendium of the three G series modules. First, the hill giant's steading, then the cold glacial rift of the frost giant's then the seething inferno of the volcano home of the fire giants. 3rd printing.
• for five to nine characters of levels 8-12.
• includes Drow statistics in monster manual format
• two new 9th level spells; Crystalbrittle & Energy Drain
• 9 pre-generated characters (used in Origins '79 tournament) with spell lists for the spellcasters and equipment and magic item lists for all characters - handy if you want to run G1-2-3 as a one-shot adventure instead of as part of a campaign.
• see the module cover

D&D

GAZ2 The Emirates of Ylaruam (1987)

VG

$14

• this 64 page gazetteer details the history and culture of Ylaruam, a culture similar to that of the medieval desert kingdoms of the Near East. The Emirates is a large nation north of Karameikos (GAZ1) and Thyatis, bordered on the west by Darokin (GAZ11) and the north by Rockhome (GAZ6). TSR# 9194.
• existing modules X4 & X5 (the Desert Nomads series) could be used in a Ylaruam campaign if set in the 13th century AC.
• modules I3-I5 (the Desert of Desolation series) can easily be adapted to a Nithian setting (Nithia is one of the Emirates).
• see the module cover

• 32 page solo adventure for a wizard of levels 2-5. TSR #9359.
• the PC wizard is in Northbank, site of a now-defunct wizard's guild but still a mecca for magic-users.
• a ghostly night visitor is hunting down the remaining wizards in town. Can the PC help others as well as themself before it's too late?
• several side adventures available including capturing some escaped beasts, a haunted house, a dragon hunt and bold goblins within the town limits.
• three further adventure seeds, a page of new magic items and spells and a new monster, the spectral wizard.

• TSR# 9454. 32 page adventure for a single wizard character of levels 4-6.
• the player is hired to protect the small farming village of New Haven from a creature impervious to normal weapons. The PC will piece together clues in the village and then venture into the Badlands to do battle with the beast. Weaker PCs should have some NPC backup to assist with random encounters.
• several new magical items and a new monster; the Least Yugoloth Guardian
• nice Clyde Caldwell cover art.

• Venture into a tropical jungle in search of the fabled Forbidden City of riches.
• yuan-ti and their minions, the tasloi as adversaries (first introduction; later included in the Monster Manual II).
• used as the Origins '80 AD&D tournament module
• for six to eight characters of levels 4-7.
• see the module cover

• the Count of Eor commissions the adventuring party to rout a band of brigands interdicting trade in the southern part of his lands. Of course, it isn't mere brigands ...
• an overland trip to the village of Waycombe introduces the possibility that Sakatha, a past Great Lizard King who was a mortal enemy of the lineage of Eor may be a factor.
• 32 page module with a good combination of wilderness and dungeoneering to test intermediate level characters. 2nd printing.
• for seven to ten characters of levels 5-7. Includes eight pregenerated characters with stats and equipment/spell lists.
• see the actual cover of this module for sale.
• cover wear, pages 1 and 32 separated from booklet but original and present. A decent, cheap playing copy of this classic mid-level adventure.

AD&D1

I3 Pharoah (1982)

VG

$12

• the party is sent into the desert ostensibly to pursue some raiders (subtle-as-a-brick coercion, a good DM should be able to come up with a MUCH better hook). The party then discovers the pyramid tomb of Amun-Re and must fathom its depths.
• first in the three-part Desert of Desolation series. TSR# 9052.
• for six to eight players of levels 5-7.
• designed by Tracy and Laura Hickman of Dragonlance fame.
• see the module cover
• really nice condition, you'll be very pleased with this one!

• lost in a sandstorm (possibly after completing I3!), the party takes cover in a rock outcropping. Upon awakening, they see a large pillar of smoke to the west. Investigating, they discover the friendly Oasis of the White Palm and learn of the not-so-friendly Crypt of Badr Al-Mosrak.
• second in the three-part Desert of Desolation series. TSR# 9053.
• for six to eight players of levels 6-8.
• co-designed by Tracy Hickman of Dragonlance fame
• see the module cover

• set in the Lendore Isles of Greyhawk. A solid low-level module for levels 2-4. TSR# 9045.
• the PCs arrive in Restenford, a small fishing town which will serve as their base of operations for adventuring in the area.
• see the module cover

• The PCs must determine why the small village of Orlane is dying. This first requires some detective work (problem-solving) and then decisive action at the right moment (combat).
• excellent low-level adventure nominally set in the World of Greyhawk (map hex 113/K5) but can be transferred to any small farming village.
• for four to seven characters of levels 1-3.
• see the module cover

• Halferd, the king of Dunthrane is dead and Edmund the crown prince and logical successor is on a pilgrimage. The party is hired by a loyal retainer to find Edmund and bring him safely back to Dunthrane for coronation.
• uncommon 32 page module for four to six characters of levels 1-4. TSR# 9163.
• good mix of problem-solving, roleplaying and a little bit of combat mostly against human foes.
• six pre-rolled characters (all of level 3/4) with stats and magic item lists.
• see the actual cover of this module for sale.

D&D

O2 Blade of Vengeance (1983)

GD

$10

• 32 page, 1 on 1 adventure for an Elf character. TSR# 9108.
• a UK product by noted author Jim Bambra (credits: UK6, UK7, AC9).
• You are Erystelle of Dorneryll, a level 7 elf. After many years of adventuring in Alfheim and to the south, you return home to find your home tree in flames and all of your kin dead. Evidence shows a large red dragon and her minions to be the evildoers. You must find a hermit who can recall a hero from history to defeat the menace. Fate takes a hand and Erystelle will learn how he or she can save the day.
• see the module cover

• 11 short adventures each set in a different Outer Plane (Prime, Ethereal, the four Elements, Seven Heavens, Olympus, The Abyss, Hades)
• 17 lairs of Outer Planar creatures including efreet, githyanki, githzerai, grey slaad, spined devils and others.
• essentially a 96 page Book of Lairs for the Outer Planes.
• see the module cover

• 128 page softcover sourcebook to expand the versatility of warriors in your campaign. Most players and DMs that I know use this supplement. TSR# 2110.
• includes sections on: * 14 kits including the beast-rider, cavalier and swashbuckler. * new combat rules, weapon proficiencies, fighting styles (very important), new weapons and armour and lots more * rules for piecemeal armour usage with table showing effect on AC (handy)
• 9th printing, October 1994.

• 128 page softcover sourcebook to expand the versatility of priests in your campaign. TSR# 2113.
• includes sections on: * 60 sample priesthoods and 10 kits including the amazon priestess and a fighting monk * designing mythic history for your campaign * designing balanced faiths including a Faith Design Sheet * some roleplaying tips for personality types of priests * equipment and combat
• first cover, 1990 printing.

• 128 page softcover sourcebook to expand the versatility of mages in your campaign. TSR# 2115.
• includes sections on: * schools of magic and how to create them * 10 wizard kits * wizard XP and spell progression from level 20 to level 32 * new spells (12 pages) of all levels * interesting wizardly lists (i.e. 400 fantastic materials & six common alchemical processes.)
• the invisibility rules are a real can of worms - the invisibility rules in the CompWizHB have since been disclaimed by TSR in favour of those in the PHB (source: Sage Advice; Dragon #206)
• first cover, 1990 printing. Small smudge on cover.

• 128 page softcover sourcebook to add psionics to your campaign. TSR# 2117.
• the official rules for adding psionics and psionicists to AD&D2 (the rules weren't in the AD&D2 DMG or PH).
• includes sections on: * the psionicist character class * over 150 psionic powers grouped into six disciplines * psionic combat * nine monsters with psionic abilities and rules on backfitting psionics to MC & MM creatures (before this for example, the AD&D2 mind flayer did not have psionics!)
• in Very Good condition but cover loose (I guess the glue let go). Heavily discounted, would make an excellent playing copy.
• first cover, 1991 copyright date, 4th printing September, 1993

• 128 page softcover sourcebook to support humanoids as player characters in your campaign. TSR# 2135.
• includes sections on: * 25 humanoid races that can be used as player characters (including centaurs, goblins, ogres, wemics and more) * 19 new kits covering all character classes * 26 new non-weapon proficiencies for humanoids

• 128 page softcover sourcebook expanding on the role of the perennial favourite character choice, the Ninja. TSR# 2155.
• details on creating a ninja character revamped for AD&D2, this class was last seen in the 1st edition Oriental Adventures hardcover book.
• 7 ninja kits, ninja spells which only require a somatic component (1st - 6th level spells), the mysterious shinobi, weapon and non-weapon proficiencies and of course martial arts!
• ninja tools and weapons, tips on playing a ninja and conducting a ninja-oriented campaign.
• five ninja NPCs complete with stats and background, three clans and their history and two ninja-like organizations.

• TSR# 9035. Culmination of the G (Giants) and D (Drow) series. You take the battle to Lloth on her own plane in the Abyss: the Demonweb. Many links to future adventures (if you survive!)
• see the module cover
• 4th printing.

• 96 page module for the AD&D2 Ravenloft campaign. First in the Ravenloft series of modules. TSR# 9298.
• wolfweres are the primary adversaries with the action centering around the RL domains of Kartakass and Gundarak and featuring Harkon Lukas, Lord of the domain of Kartakass and Duke Gundar, Lord of Gundarak as the major indirect villains (cf. Ravenloft Boxed Set).
• a nice flexible plotline with the usual RL dilemma of who is currently manipulating the PCs for their own goals.
• for four to eight characters of levels 6-9.
• includes a full-size colour map.

• specialized character record sheets for AD&D2 character classes with complete instructions for use.

• 96 page collection of nine short adventures set around the Forgotten Realms. Each adventure features a different type of undead. TSR# 9240.
• contributing authors include Ed Greenwood, Paul Jaquays, Steve Perrin and Jean Rabe.
• extra chapters: 'The Night Gallery', a descriptive appendix of the undead NPCs starring in each of the adventures, 'A Mundane Guide to Wards, wards against the undead (7 pages) and 'The Lords of Darkness', a collection of 21 new necromantic spells.
• nice Jeff Easley cover art
• see the module cover
• light cover wear

• 32 page Ravenloft module set in the zombie-infested swampland domain of Souragne.
• can be tied in with the other Ravenloft modules in the Hyskosa Hexad series as this module has the fifth event come to pass during its playing.
• a good starting Ravenloft adventure for four to six characters of levels 1-3 with a cleric being essential. Zombies make suitable low-level adversaries and exact numbers can be adjusted as necessary to challenge the party. Don't forget those Horror Checks!

• 96 page Ravenloft sourcebook of nine new short adventures for a range of character levels (levels 2-4 up to level 12).
• three new RL monsters; the doll golem, ermordenung and living wall.
• each adventures has a set-up section with DM background notes, the body of the adventure proper and major NPC stats and info.

• 96 page sourcebook in the VR's Guide series. This one looks at the classic undead archetype; the feared and powerful vampires of Ravenloft.
• covered are types of vampires, their powers, vulnerabilities and how best to deal with a vampire.
• includes a thought-provoking 5 pages of Retained Skills for vampires; consider the possibilities!

• Green coloured cover. Classic dungeon crawl. Deadly.
• Enter the tomb of Acererak the lich and pit your puzzle-solving skills against him or die in the attempt!
• first in the 'S'pecial series, one-shot adventures chock-full of magic & treasure, this one is by Gygax himself.
• see the module cover

• Orange full-colour cover. 6th printing. TSR# 9027.
• the PCs are hired to recover three powerful magic weapons stolen by an individual calling himself Keraptis, an ancient mage of great power. The characters will have to get to the Mountain and adventure within it to recover these treasures.
• second in the 'S'pecial series, one-shot adventures chock-full of magic & treasure, this one is by Lawrence Schick.
• as with S1, this is a deadly dungeon delve with many traps.
• for four to ten characters of levels 5-10.
• see the module cover
• shows normal play wear, cover split about half way up and repaired.

AD&D1

S3 Expedition to the Barrier Peaks (1980)

FR

$8

• the Grand Duchy of Geoff (in Greyhawk) has recently been plagued by a rash of strange monster attacks. They all originate from a metal gate high in the Barrier Peaks mountains northwest of the city of Hornwood.
• the party must investigate and stop the monster attacks
• two 32-page booklets, one with the module text and the other with accompanying illustrations. TSR# 9033. 6th printing.
• a challenging blend of fantasy and sci-fi gaming written by Gary Gygax himself for four to eight characters of levels 8-12.
• see the module cover
• Some light spine wear and the picture on page 1 has been nicely coloured nevertheless, this knocks it down to Fair condition and the price is discounted by 33%. Good value for a classic module.

AD&D1

S4 The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth (1982)

VG

$12

• the PCs have heard about a long-lost hoard in the Yatil Mountains in the south of Perrenland (World of Greyhawk but placeable in any mountain/caverns setting).
• a Gary Gygax design, part of the 'S' Special series, excellent tournament or one-shot adventures. Includes eight pregenerated characters with stats and equipment/spell lists.
• two 32-page booklets, one with the module text and the other with descriptions and statistics for the many new monsters and magic items. New monsters include: behir, cooshee, many new demons, derro. valley elf, fomorian giants and many more. Featured are two new artifacts; Daoud's Magical Lanthorn (Gygax just loves those variant spellings, doesn't he!) and the Demonicon of Iggwilv complete with new spells and spell descriptions.
• for six to eight characters of levels 6-8.
• see the module cover

• Green full-colour cover (later printing) TSR# 9026.
• Good low-level (1-3) adventure with a small village to explore and a destroyed moat house nearby. Set in the world of Greyhawk.
• see the actual cover of this module for sale.
• some cover wear

• British module. Investigate strange goings-on in a small coastal town. Saltmarsh can be placed at hex U4/123 in the World of Greyhawk or along any coast in other campaigns.
• for five to ten characters of levels 1-3.
• first part of the three-part Saltmarsh series. TSR #9062.
• see the module cover
• two large thins on front cover. Module booklet complete and in Good condition. Ugly, cheap, playing copy!

• large quantities of weaponry are being shipped to the lizardmen colony southwest of Saltmarsh. Why? A possible attack on Saltmarsh? The PCs are sent in to find out.
• for six to ten characters of levels 1-4.
• second part of the three-part Saltmarsh series. TSR #9064.
• see the module cover

• the enemies have been identified and now the PCs will spearhead a reconnaisance force to infiltrate the enemy underwater fortress and report on enemy strength, fortress layout, defensive measures and timetable.
• for eight to twelve characters of levels 3-5.
• third part of the three-part Saltmarsh series. TSR #9076.
• see the actual cover of this module for sale.
• player map page separated but original and present.

• British module. TSR# 9066.
• nominally set in Greyhawk but could be placed in any temperate island setting.
• the party must brave the mysterious Porpherio's Garden and rescue 2 young lovers gone missing therein.
• the garden and its entrance caverns form the core of this module - have a druid handy!!
• for five to ten characters of levels 3-6
• see the module cover

• uncommon lower-level British module. TSR# 9101.
• first in the two-part Adlerweg series
• the village of Kusnir in the region of Berghof (World of Greyhawk map hexes E5/137 & F5/138) is beset by an apparently deranged skulk. The PC party is hired to rid the village of this menace.
• They will soon learn of two ancient, magical gloves; the Gauntlet (designed for attack) and the Sentinel (designed for defence). Have these two artifacts resurfaced after being lost for so many years? And if so, why?
• for six to ten characters of levels 2-5.
• see the module cover

• uncommon lower-level British module. TSR# 9111.
• second in the two-part Adlerweg series
• having acquired the Sentinel (an artifact glove designed for defense), the party must locate and destroy the Gauntlet (the matching artifact glove designed for attack) located in the Keep of Adlerweg.
• this will necessitate defeating an ogrillion, a fire giant and his army, gnolls, and others.
• for six to ten characters of levels 3-6.
• see the actual cover of this module for sale.

• a 32 page intermediate Greyhawk module written by Gary Gygax.
• starting from a secluded gnomish valley (possibly while searching for S4 The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth), the PCs go in search of the title temple (a two-level dungeon) now inhabited by an exceptionally intelligent mountain giants and his minions in the upper level and a variety of puzzles, traps and more monsters on the lower level.
• the upper levels of the temple should not be taken lightly as the humanoids are well-organized and will easily kick the butts of unprepared or overly cocky adventurers!
• for four to eight characters of levels 8-10 including a cleric and magic-user.
• see the module cover

• the adventurer's charge is to recover an artifact, the 'Crook of Rao' which is located on the Isle of the Ape which is actually a demi-plane. So the first thing the PCs must do is to determine the physical laws and rules governing this plane!
• very high-level adventure (the place is overrun with dinosaurs!) for six to eight characters of greater than 18th level each.
• uses many magical items, rules and character classes from the Unearthed Arcana
• a full 48 pages in length with a large player's map.
• see the module cover

• TSR# 9289. Second in the Falcon trilogy set in the city of Greyhawk.
• in WGA1, the long inactive Cult of the Falcon successfully freed its leader who plots revenge against the City of Greyhawk and the Temple of St. Cuthbert. In this module, the PCs are sent to scout out the former lair of the Falcon for clues to the Falcon's plans. Determining that an attack on the city itself is imminent, the players return from the wilderness post-haste to participate in the battle.
• for five to seven characters of levels 5-7.
• the City of Greyhawk boxed set would prove very useful in providing more detailed information and description of some of the city areas and NPCs.
• still contains the fold-up buildings and grounds of the Temple of St. Cuthbert in the city of Greyhawk. Very useful for role-playing the climactic battle of this module and fully compatible with the FR8 Cities of Mystery accessory.
• see the module cover

• the party acquires a 30 year old treasure map and sets off in search of fortune.
• D&D island/jungle adventure featuring the D&D Expert rules.
• large-scale continental map places the Isle of Dread in the Thanegioth Archipelago, seven days sail south of Specularum, the capital of the Grand Duchy of Karameikos (GAZ1).
• 15 new monsters
• for six to ten characters of levels 3-7.
• your choice of 1st, 2nd or 3rd printing
• see the 1st printing module cover
• see the 2nd printing module cover
• see the 3rd printing module cover

• the Duke of Rhoona has issued several very odd edicts in recent weeks and the city fears for his sanity.
• the party must investigate the goings-on and remove the curse of the evil god Cretia and his priest Xanathon.
• more detective work than hack 'n' slash
• set in Rhoona, located in the Kingdom of Vestland (area further described in GAZ7 The Northern Reaches).
• 3 further adventure ideas for PCs based in Rhoona and a new monster, the hypnosnake
• see the module cover

• First in the Desert Nomad series. Travel into the Sind desert to do battle with the Master of the Desert Nomads and his undead minions.
• for six to eight characters of levels 6-9
• includes 5 new monsters and 7 pregenerated unnamed characters with magical item lists.
• see the module cover

• 32 page wilderness travel and dungeon adventure using the official D&D action figures characters; Strongheart (LVL10 Paladin), Elkhorn (LVL7 Dwarf), Warduke (LVL8 Fighter) and many others, 19 characters in all. TSR# 9114.
• the party is contracted to venture northward into the Mountains of Ice to retrieve the stolen Heartstone. With it, your patron, the Queen of Ghyr will be able to select the next king.
• once the mountains are reached, the characters must penetrate a difficult series of caves to retrieve the Heartstone from the stronghold of Dahnakriss the Master Thief.
• for six to eight characters of levels 5-10 (Expert level).
• featured monsters: dragonne, roper, hook horror, dragonflies (literally a cross between a dragon and a dragonfly).
• the N direction on the compass rose of Maps 3-6 actually points E!
• bit of an unsatisfactory ending as the module ends with the capture of the heartstone. The DM will need to devise an aftermath to conclude the tale of the Queen of Ghyr.
• see the module cover

• 80 page collection of articles from Dragons 37-62
• four sections covering key AD&D themes: 1) Roger Moore's 'Point of View' series covering the demihuman races, their point of view on life and their gods (10 articles) 2) 6 articles on Dragons including nine new dragons 3) 8 articles supporting the AD&D1 classes including the revised monk class from #53 and cantrips for magic-users and illusionists. 4) three new NPCs; the winged folk, the alchemist and the archer

• theme is the 'Outer Planes' - Four articles (11 pages) including what spells do and don't function on various outer planes, new monsters and new magic items. This issue predates the Manual of the Planes hardcover book.
• AD&D1 exam - test your knowledge of the various rulebooks, character classes, magic items and more. Answers included!
• variations on the thief's special abilities
• Ed Greenwood contributes a new calendar - it seems vaguely familiar, perhaps the forerunner of the Forgotten Realms calendar.
• 'Crimefighters', a complete RPG system for role-playing in the 1920-1940 period. Includes a prepared adventure.
• 'Squad Leader' (a wargame) scenario.

• CavernQuest - a solo competition module. You make choices and are scored on how you do.
• Ed Greenwood expounds on how to design and use a pantheon of gods
• random ruins design
• one of my favourite Dragon articles - "Them's the breaks", guidelines for what happens when a player rolls a '1'.
• 4 new monsters in the Dragon Bestiary
• "Abomination" - one of the best short stories to appear in Dragon (IMNHO)

• Arrakhar's Wand - another fun game from Chuck Stoll, designer of Flight of the Boodles (Dragon #60) - uncut and still bound into mag.
• Gary Gygax presents the new Thief-Acrobat class and two new monsters; the ustilagor and the zygom.
• Deities & Demi-gods of Greyhawk - Istus and Obad-Hai also a new monster - the time elemental.
• Pages from the Mages - 4 well-described spellbooks by Ed Greenwood including 7 new spell descriptions (all but one are level 3-4).
• a historical article on runestones and Ed Greenwood presents a short piece on runestones with some sample inscriptions you can use in your campaign.
• Entertainer NPCs - three subclasses (Juggler, Acrobat, Troubador) complete with XP tables and special abilities. Article has some great Phil Foglio illustrations!

• The Nine Hells, Part II (Planes 6-9)
• index of Dragon articles covering issues #1-74 plus The Strategic Review
• ecology of the beholder
• Death Master NPC class

• Tom Wham game 'King of the Tabletop' - uncut & unused!
• article - 'The Tarot of Many Things', using a Tarot deck in AD&D
• 2 articles on curses and using them in your campaign (one by Ed Greenwood)
• ecology of the unicorn

• 4 adventures in this 72 page issue; one low-level Birthright adventure in the Shadow Lands (24 pages), three low to mid level AD&D adventures; (a cursed village (18 pages), security for a VIP wedding (8 pages), and a 14 page river adventure nominally set in Karameikos in Mystara.
• highlighting of boxed text in one adventure otherwise OK.

• 96 page sourcebook for running a supernatural campaign. SJG# 6004.
• covers both rules (fright checks, characters, magic, psionics) and support material (bestiary, world backgrounds, campaigning tips and an 11 page adventure for three to six 100 pt characters).
• three different detailed game world settings; Victorian England, The Roaring 20s and Modern Day.
• see the actual cover of this book for sale.
• 1st edition, light cover scuffing.

• 128 page GURPS sourcebook for role-playing in Philip Jose Farmer's Riverworld series. SJG# 6028.
• complete history and overview of the Riverworld including a chronology of the five novels.
• GURPS statistics for major characters from the novels: Sam Clemens, Sir Richard Francis Burton and others and PC character generation.
• "Resurrection Day", an introductory adventure to get PCs into the campaign
• see the actual cover of this book for sale.
• Fair condition. Complete but pages 5-57 are loose from the binding. A nice, cheap playing copy. Regularly sells for $25+ on eBay and other on-line shops.

• playing Cthulhu using GURPS Horror
• three new encounters, one new race for the Flight 13 book
• Bring 'Em Back Alive!, a GURPS Cliffhanger or Old West adventure (7 pages)
• 32 page issue

• rules for Armoured Fighting Vehicles in Traveller (10 pages) including sections on designing, purchasing and operating tanks, hovercraft and other vehicles.
• SPI's Universe game reviewed by Greg Costikyan (2 pages)
• 40 page issue; cover has split from bottom staple down.

• first expansion book of prepared Ships Systems Displays for Star Fleet Battles. TFG #3005.
• 48 SSDs for Federation, Andromedan, Orion and Kzinti ships. New ships include the Federation Strike Carrier, Federation Frigate, Federation Destroyer Leader and others.

• 8 new kicker dice for the Dragon Dice game system. TSR# 1502.
• Elemental Firewalkers and a d10 Monster.
• includes a 14 page folder with expansion rules.

• 80 page sourcebook of statistics and background of most major and minor characters in the original Star Wars movie (Part IV. A New Hope).
• the 39 profiles includes, of course, Luke, Han, Chewie, Leia and Darth Vader but also Greedo, Biggs, Wedge, generic Death Star and Stormtroopers, TIE pilots, Sand People, Jawas and virtually the entire population of the Mos Eisley cantina!
• see the actual cover of this sourcebook for sale.

• 64 page supplement for the 'Roleplaying the Possibility Wars' line featuring the Earth of the Near Now.
• a collection of 32 adventure seeds pitting the players heroic Storm Knights versus the evil High Lords.
• each seed file is divided into Player and GM sections. The Player section is just a brief news-item style entry (12 pages in total) while the GM section provides the full details necessary to run the adventure (44 pages in total).
• see the actual cover of this sourcebook for sale.

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