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<blockquote data-quote="Silver Moon" data-source="post: 1549003" data-attributes="member: 8530">Ah, that was a good one.&nbsp;&nbsp; My first D&amp;D group ran it as their 20th module (having already gone through the B, A, G, and X modules) way back during the winter of 1983-1984.&nbsp;&nbsp; I played a macho tough-guy Viking fighter named Svein.&nbsp;&nbsp; He was quite a contrast to the clerics and thieves I had played up until that point. We had a large well rounded party for that one (10 players) comprised of a female half-elf bard, a male human magic-user (with a thick Yiddish accent), a male elf fighter/thief, a female human fighter/thief (who died and the player then replaced her with a female human fighter), a male human monk (who also died), a female human magic-user, two male human rangers, a female human cleric, plus my male human fighter.&nbsp; &nbsp; The most memorable thing about the caverns that I remember were the various monsters outside of the caverns.&nbsp; I believe some of these were supposed to be inside, but we missed them, so he tossed in a few of his favorites afterwards so that we would still get to experience them.&nbsp;&nbsp; It took us a little over four months of 5-6 hour weekly games to finish it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Silver Moon, post: 1549003, member: 8530"] Ah, that was a good one. My first D&D group ran it as their 20th module (having already gone through the B, A, G, and X modules) way back during the winter of 1983-1984. I played a macho tough-guy Viking fighter named Svein. He was quite a contrast to the clerics and thieves I had played up until that point. We had a large well rounded party for that one (10 players) comprised of a female half-elf bard, a male human magic-user (with a thick Yiddish accent), a male elf fighter/thief, a female human fighter/thief (who died and the player then replaced her with a female human fighter), a male human monk (who also died), a female human magic-user, two male human rangers, a female human cleric, plus my male human fighter. The most memorable thing about the caverns that I remember were the various monsters outside of the caverns. I believe some of these were supposed to be inside, but we missed them, so he tossed in a few of his favorites afterwards so that we would still get to experience them. It took us a little over four months of 5-6 hour weekly games to finish it. [/QUOTE]

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