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<blockquote data-quote="RabidBob" data-source="post: 4331600" data-attributes="member: 3839">Anyone remember these, both from the mid-80ies?Easy one first:A basic D&amp;D module which started off with the party finding a pyramid in the middle of a desert and breaking in to it.&nbsp; A dungeon followed, each level getting progressively bigger as they moved down into the pyramid.&nbsp; Upon reaching the bottom they gained access to a huge cavern with a lost city at the bottom of it.&nbsp; More difficult:A fairly simple RPG which came in books the size of &quot;Warlock of Firetop Mountain&quot;.&nbsp; I believe there were either 6 or 8 books, each one expanding the world, adding new classes and adventures/dungeons.&nbsp; The world started out very typical fantasy, medieval style and developed out into a more eastern flavour as it expanded.I bet they're not half as good as I remember, but I sure wish I could remember the names and track 'em down!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RabidBob, post: 4331600, member: 3839"] Anyone remember these, both from the mid-80ies? Easy one first: A basic D&D module which started off with the party finding a pyramid in the middle of a desert and breaking in to it. A dungeon followed, each level getting progressively bigger as they moved down into the pyramid. Upon reaching the bottom they gained access to a huge cavern with a lost city at the bottom of it. More difficult: A fairly simple RPG which came in books the size of "Warlock of Firetop Mountain". I believe there were either 6 or 8 books, each one expanding the world, adding new classes and adventures/dungeons. The world started out very typical fantasy, medieval style and developed out into a more eastern flavour as it expanded. I bet they're not half as good as I remember, but I sure wish I could remember the names and track 'em down! [/QUOTE]

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