Return to the Tomb of Horrors

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I plan on Converting "Return to..." here very soon. When I finish running Planescape "Dead Gods". I don't have Adobe Acrobat or I wouls link it somewhere. Is there a way to get it.......free maybe.
 

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You can get Adobe Reader for free from the Adobe website.

I'm not sure exactly what you want to link, though- your conversion? As long as you keep to the WotC conversion rules you can upload it to the conversion library.
 

the Jester said:
You can get Adobe Reader for free from the Adobe website.

I'm not sure exactly what you want to link, though- your conversion? As long as you keep to the WotC conversion rules you can upload it to the conversion library.
There already is a conversion in the library...

I'm planning on running it after Dead Gods also :)

Banshee
 


Now we can just hope that someone converts the article "Below the Tomb of Horrors" from Dragon #249, and then we'd have it all!
 

Alzrius said:
Now we can just hope that someone converts the article "Below the Tomb of Horrors" from Dragon #249, and then we'd have it all!

Whoa- I've neither seen nor heard of this before!

What is it, if I dare ask?
 

the Jester said:
Whoa- I've neither seen nor heard of this before!

What is it, if I dare ask?

The article, written by Bruce Cordell as a companion piece for RttToH, deals with (as you may have guessed) what's below the Tomb. The rationale here is that Acererak had a lot of servants and minions constructing his Tomb, and when the work was done, he murdered them all and sealed them in the catacombs below the place (he'd had them excavate some of those catacombs beforehand, always planning to bury them there when they were done). The hook for PCs is that only one person ever learned of the Undertomb and survived, having gotten out with the little bit of information left in his shattered mind scribbled on a map - the only way into the Undertomb is by pulling up the stone that makes up the floor in the Chapel area in the Tomb itself.

However, many of those workers still reside below the Tomb as undead, due to the latent negative energy Acererak unleashed in his many schemes. Worse yet, the master architect remains here, believing he was imprisoned because the traps he designed for the Tomb didn't please his master, and has spent his centuries designing more and more deathtraps, hoping to draw Acererak's approval.

The article doesn't feature a keyed map, but instead lists just a few of the deathtraps likely to be met down there. After that is a discussion about the residents of the Undertomb, and a section about their leader, Moghadam. Following that is a section on the potent magical items and spells used in conjunction with the Undertomb. Needless to say, this is a really great article.
 
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I'm doing Dead Gods right now and none of my players seems to be understanding what it takes to kill gods. They haven't tumbled to the power it takes and the repercussions it will have afterwards. Your going to love it.
 

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