A Challenge of Arm's
So... this one is making the news again

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In all seriousness... and with a certified SPAM alert as I'm about to describe the module for those wondering... which will inalterably lead to me 'shining on' a bit.
A Challenge of Arm's is an old school module, complete with a full town adventure and a full dungeon crawl. There's about 6 subplots in this one, so stay sharp if your playing.
The Milwaukee Gamefest is currently looking at basing a team tournament around this module.
Other cool stuff:
There are something like 10-14 pages of new creatuers, described in full detail, in a Beastiary at the end of the module so that you can readily adapt the adventure to whatever system you're using.
Remember the original S1 Tomb of Horrors with the cool pull-out illustrations that you could show to the party (as the GM)? Too bad you had to cover some up as the party shouldn't see what they hadn't encountered yet... We put 24 full page illos in there that are NOT bound into the book (and aren't part of the 80 pages). In addition, the illos are geared towards the party's perspective... in other words, the GM's 'in-book' picture will show the traps, tripwires and hiding monsters... the players views (the loose full-page pics) do not.
There are three full-page maps that are NOT bound into the module but are on printed on parchment stock as seperate pages... so that you can provide maps to the party.
EP awards for traps and situations (suggestions for same) are part of the adventure as well... not JUST eps for killing monsters.
This is NOT a linear adventure. I hate those... while not completely nexial, there is always more than one way to get somewhere, and more than one right answer to a problem.
...and its not a typo... you'll find out who"The Arm" is if you play it

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When originally released, this module came with a really bad GM screen and was priced at $15.00. This version is sans the screen, hence its price of $11.00.
Yes, it is the first of a 3-part series... although all of them are designed to play stand-alone as well as in series.
Let me know what I forgot... This was the first published work that Gary and I did together... and I will say that I think most will find it both unexpected in many places, as well as enjoyable.
Forgey