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:ROFLMAO: Well, there’s Sequester as @the Jester mentioned upthread, but I don’t suppose that quite fits the bill. Then again, perhaps it isn’t that unlikely that random dungeons are made with a magic-user of a respectable level in attendance. P.S.: I suppose I’d better not mention The Great...

I suppose it may have been a sign of the times, times when OD&D still required DMs to improvise A LOT where the rules were concerned. I suppose EGG may have "decided" not to include objects in the AD&D Invisibility spell because he may well have suffered many a headache during endless...

And then, of course, there's this, in D&D Men & Magic (1974): Detect Invisible (Objects): A spell to find secreted treasure hidden by an Invisibility spell (see below). It will also locate invisible creatures. Durations: 6 turns. Range: 1" x the level of the Magic-User casting it, i.e. a...

So here's an initial version (the jungles still need work and I'm not too happy with the rivers) of the full Wilderlands map - Campaign Map Zero, if you like. Darlene it is not, but I sure was inspired by her. I've stayed as true to the original Campaign Maps as possible, with older maps taking...

Thanxalot! Strange, though, this North Mantle being "Rugged Mountain, high pass/low peak". Map says plains (or perhaps Plateau of Bendigroth). Shouldn't the hex at least have featured hills? Heh. Learning that there was a 3E version of the Wilderlands did make me suspect someone might have...

Awesome! Tnx. Also for pointing out there is a revised later-edition edition. Never knew that.

Amici, So I've been working on combining all Wilderlands maps into one Campaign Map Zero. Now, consulting numerous sources I've been able to find what most things on the various maps are, but the meaning of some "entries" on the map for the City State of the Invincible Overlord continues to...

Oh, and here's the first map.

She's called Laurence Treil.