Adventure: Treasure of Talon Pass?

[Scholar & Brutalman]

Scott Rouse has a post up on his blog showing some photos of the Cubicle of Elemental Evil. One of them shows this terrifying sight:

"Treasure of Talon Pass" by David Noonan (I think) Has this been mentioned anywhere before? I can't see it on Wizard's 2008 product list.

 

[Rechan]

Man I like The Rouse's style.

 

[pukunui]

Judging from the other pics in his blog, it's clear he was exaggerating when he said he had piles of the core rulebooks in his cubicle ... unless of course those photos were taken prior to the piles' arrival. Or perhaps he carefully framed the shots so as to leave them out of the picture? The man is definitely cunning ... but also brave for showing us that he is disorganized.

He's also very generously supplied us with a picture of his family:
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[vagabundo]

There is a book on the right called "tales of darkness" (I think), it has a forgotten realms looking cover, anyone know of this??

NVM: it is lords of darkness and it is on a stack of 3.0 books.

 

[pukunui]

There is a book on the right called "tales of darkness" (I think), it has a forgotten realms looking cover, anyone know of this??

It's the 3.0 Lords of Darkness FR supplement.

 

[Trolls]

Wow, he has Dragonstrike...I thought I was the only one holding on to that relic.

 

[theredrobedwizard]

I believe that's the adventure for D&D Game Day and/or Free RPG Day.

-TRRW

 

[DonAdam]

Are those the extended FOTR and ROTK next to his headphones?

And here I thought academia was the best gig on the planet.

 

[pukunui]

I believe that's the adventure for D&D Game Day and/or Free RPG Day.

That makes sense. It would explain the little starburst sticker in the upper right-hand corner of the cover and the fact that it looks to be a pretty short adventure (just for 3rd level characters).

Are those the extended FOTR and ROTK next to his headphones?

And here I thought academia was the best gig on the planet.

I want to know what that binder to the left of it with the 4e D&D logo on it is. I can't make out what the other text on the spine is. Perhaps it's one of the playtest rulebooks? I'm guessing that's what the big black binder under the core rulebooks on the shelf is.

 

[D'karr]

I believe that's the adventure for D&D Game Day and/or Free RPG Day.

-TRRW

As far as we know the adventure for the D&D Worldwide Gameday is called "Into the Shadowhaunt".

So I'd have to say no, that is not the one.