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<blockquote data-quote="John Morrow" data-source="post: 1995729" data-attributes="member: 27012">You are missing the map of the keep, the wilderness, and a pull out containing some character and equipment information.&nbsp; It was a perforated pull-out so it would be easy enough for someone to miss.&nbsp; Frankly, you could probably make up your own.&nbsp; Just draw two boxes with towers in the corner for the Inner and Outer Keep, add a gatehouse, and put some buildings inside that correspond to the locations in the module.&nbsp; If you really want the map of the Keep or need a wilderness map and can't get a hold of the one from the module, you do have a few non-obvious options to get some maps:1) The novel version of &quot;Keep on the Borderlands&quot; contains a copy of the keep map from the module inside the front of the book.&nbsp; I don't remember if the locations are labelled, though.2) You could also find a copy of the Keep in The Return to the Keep on the Borderland 25th Aniversary module which not only has a map of the Keep but a more fleshed out local population.3) You can buy the Hackmaster treatment called Little Keep on the Borderlands which includes an even more fleshed out Keep and local population.&nbsp; In fact, it's the meatiest incarnation of the module, though a bit too tongue-in-cheek in places for me.4) You can buy the latest edition of Knights of the Dinner Table which includes a map of the Hackmaster version of the Keep (and a 3D rendering of part of it--part two in issue 100) which is close enough, if you don't mind assigning the locations in the module to the buildings in the Hackmaster version of the Keep, which is a bit more detailed and has more buildings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Morrow, post: 1995729, member: 27012"] You are missing the map of the keep, the wilderness, and a pull out containing some character and equipment information. It was a perforated pull-out so it would be easy enough for someone to miss. Frankly, you could probably make up your own. Just draw two boxes with towers in the corner for the Inner and Outer Keep, add a gatehouse, and put some buildings inside that correspond to the locations in the module. If you really want the map of the Keep or need a wilderness map and can't get a hold of the one from the module, you do have a few non-obvious options to get some maps: 1) The novel version of "Keep on the Borderlands" contains a copy of the keep map from the module inside the front of the book. I don't remember if the locations are labelled, though. 2) You could also find a copy of the Keep in The Return to the Keep on the Borderland 25th Aniversary module which not only has a map of the Keep but a more fleshed out local population. 3) You can buy the Hackmaster treatment called Little Keep on the Borderlands which includes an even more fleshed out Keep and local population. In fact, it's the meatiest incarnation of the module, though a bit too tongue-in-cheek in places for me. 4) You can buy the latest edition of Knights of the Dinner Table which includes a map of the Hackmaster version of the Keep (and a 3D rendering of part of it--part two in issue 100) which is close enough, if you don't mind assigning the locations in the module to the buildings in the Hackmaster version of the Keep, which is a bit more detailed and has more buildings. [/QUOTE]

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