D&D 5E NeMoren's Vault: Back After 20 Years!

Back in the heady days after the Open Gaming License was launched 20 years ago, and third-party D&D stuff had become a big thing, NeMoren's Vault was one of the first adventures I ran. Published by Fiery Dragon Productions, and illustrated by - amongst others - my friend Claudio Pozas (who can't remember his EN World login), this one is one of those stored memories for me. It opens with the adventurers being read a will.

Now, they've re-released it. The 20th Anniversary Edition is available on DTRPG for $7.99.

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Baron Paytro NeMoren had left his dark past sealed for decades in the family's underground vault. Now, three years after his death, a group of inheritors have gathered according to his final wishes. At long last, the seal will be broken and the secrets of the vault revealed.

Fiery Dragon James Bell says "One of the first decisions we made when talking about the 20th Anniversary version of NeMoren’s Vault was that we weren’t looking to have a re-do and use it as a way to launch a new RPG company. Instead, we were looking back on all the work we had done and all the fun we had, and wanted to celebrate those years and the accomplishments we had during that decade. We weren’t looking for a massive re-write or a complete overhaul of the adventure – we just wanted to update it, polish it up a bit, and make it available again as a celebration of those amazing early days of the Open Game License."

 

[Wrathamon]

my biggest take away is OGL launched 20 years ago ... WTH? I feel like I was just playing 3e like 10 years ago. Time goes way too fast.

 

[Duo Maxwell]

Nice, this was also the first 3e adventure I ran for my friends. We loved this module. And damn, I feel old now.

 

[Dax Doomslayer]

Purchased! I really liked this adventure. I wish they had VTT versions of the maps though...

 

[kudvat]

Lol, literally last night we wrapped up playing through the original Jackie's for 5e...

 

[kudvat]

Lol, literally last night we wrapped up playing through the original hacked for 5e...

 

[Zaukrie]

I have to see if I still have this, sold almost all my stuff when we moved across the country (big mistake) when I thought I'd never own a house again.

 

[TerraDave]

Such a great adventure.

And yes, time flies. Sheesh.

And, also, I really do which they made more like this, very classic feel, some cool original elements, and a great back story that nicely influences play.

 

[Schmoe]

my biggest take away is OGL launched 20 years ago ... WTH? I feel like I was just playing 3e like 10 years ago. Time goes way too fast.

I was playing 3e just like 10 minutes ago!

 

[Henry]

Back in the heady days after the Open Gaming License was launched 20 years ago, and third-party D&D stuff had become a big thing, NeMoren's Vault was one of tPublished by Fiery Dragon Productions, and illustrated by - amongst others - my friend Claudio Pozas (who can't remember his EN World login), this one is one of those stored memories for me. It opens with the adventurers being read a will.

Good old Claudio “Klaus” Pozas - I hope he and his family have been doing well? Haven’t spoken to him in years.