Dungeon #112 has arrived

[tmaaas]

Mine came in the mail today (Wisconsin).

Looks great, Erik.

 

[Swiftbrook]

I will be buying #112 and #117-120. Why? I'm a Greyhawk junkie. NOT "universal setting" greyhawk, but old-time, feels like Gygax, properly uses NPC's I remember Greyhawk.

Please make sure the powers that be realize me and my ilk are out there. We are in our 30's now. We have Loads of disposal income. {snip]

That's me , except for the "Loads of disposable income"

Keep the old style coming!

-Swiftbrook

 

[rowport]

Erik,

I completely understand the need to cover your demographics. I also really appreciate the "blast from the past" that you gave us with this latest issue. My hope is that this isn't just a "one shot" to celebrate the anniversary of DnD, but rather something that could become a semi-regular item. That would definitely peak my interest in becoming a regular Dungeon subscriber. An annual or biannual "Blast from the Past" conversion issue would make my day/month/year.

I would echo this idea, Mr. Mona! I have not finished reading it yet- but really dig the concept of #112, and it looks great! Thanks!

 

[MrFilthyIke]

I completely understand the need to cover your demographics. I also really appreciate the "blast from the past" that you gave us with this latest issue. My hope is that this isn't just a "one shot" to celebrate the anniversary of DnD, but rather something that could become a semi-regular item. That would definitely peak my interest in becoming a regular Dungeon subscriber. An annual or biannual "Blast from the Past" conversion issue would make my day/month/year.

I'll second this, I'd love an annual once or twice a year "rehashing"/"updating" old mods or old-style mods.

 

[zoroaster100]

Excellent

I got my copy today and really enjoyed reading the adventure. As long as it was I ended up virtually reading the whole thing in one sitting because I found it really interesting to read. Great work! A question for those familiar with the original adventure, however... in the orginal did Mordenkainen play any direct role in the adventure as an NPC? Just curious, since I never read the original. Oh, and by the way, one of my favorite things about this adventure is the presentation of so many "new" monsters, magic items, artifacts, etc. Oh, another question: where is the Beastial cleric domain from, and the spell whirlwind of teeth? Are these from Complete Divine?

 

[MrFilthyIke]

I got my copy today?

edit:

[hijack]Zoroaster, where in Miami are you from?

I'm in Miami, if you want to email, the address is mr_filthy_ike AT hotmail DOT com[/hijack]

 

[Corinth]

Dungeon #112 and Dragon #321 arrived today.

 

[Alzrius]

I just got Dungeon #112 today, finally!

Personally, I loved the adventure. It was as good as any module I've seen in 3E/3.5E, and it cost a lot less.

One thing I found mildly ironic was that the physical Castle Maure itself wasn't part of the adventure. The first three levels are located with no structure on top of them, one-third of a mile west of the castle. The fourth level is actually the seventh dungeon level of the dungeons below Maure Castle, with sidebars describing levels six, eight, and nine.

Great stuff guys!

 

[diaglo]

Alas, I'm still waiting for my copy...

ditto.

i guess the real true fans of Maure Castle suffer the most.

 

[BOZ]

shame... i can't wait to see it either! perhaps my buddy will have it when we game tonight that i may gaze upon its glory...