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Fifth Edition Fantasy #1: Glitterdoom
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4 out of 5 rating for Fifth Edition Fantasy #1: Glitterdoom
This is a nice little 3rd-level dungeon for the price, following the familiar refrain of dwarves delving too greedily, and too deep. Naturally, something bad happened to them, leaving your party to deal with the repercussions.It's slightly larger than the typical "5 room dungeon," being a total of 13 chambers, most of which have at least something in them. With a handful of new critters and a couple of magic items as well, it's worth the investment. I would expect a normal adventuring party to get through it in two "average" sessions, or one long one, so it's not enough to base a whole campaign on, but certainly worth a side-trip on your way somewhere.-The Gneech
This is a nice little 3rd-level dungeon for the price, following the familiar refrain of dwarves delving too greedily, and too deep. Naturally, something bad happened to them, leaving your party to deal with the repercussions.It's slightly larger than the typical "5 room dungeon," being a total of 13 chambers, most of which have at least something in them. With a handful of new critters and a couple of magic items as well, it's worth the investment. I would expect a normal adventuring party to get through it in two "average" sessions, or one long one, so it's not enough to base a whole campaign on, but certainly worth a side-trip on your way somewhere.-The Gneech
3 out of 5 rating for Fifth Edition Fantasy #1: Glitterdoom
The adventure is a fairly standard dungeon crawl consisting of 13 areas. There’s a good amount of description in the test, making the exploration of the area an interesting experience. The monsters in the dungeon take advantage of various traps and tricks to make things very difficult for the players. However, it's entirely too short for the price and there are several rules problems.
The adventure is a fairly standard dungeon crawl consisting of 13 areas. There’s a good amount of description in the test, making the exploration of the area an interesting experience. The monsters in the dungeon take advantage of various traps and tricks to make things very difficult for the players. However, it's entirely too short for the price and there are several rules problems.
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