Trying to remember the title of an adventure/campaign book.

[Rhewtani]

I'm trying to track down an adventure that I've actually owned before, but since lost. What I can tell you is this:

-It had a red cover, was not long (less than 100 pages, I think), but spiral bound inside the cover.
-It took characters through a series of adventures revolving around three heroes who had done many things in the past and their possessions were left at these adventure sites.
-Of those heroes, one was a wizard, one was a warrior, and I think one was a rogue.
-The climactic battle involves the PCs facing those (now ex-) heroes in combat, in which all three are liches.
-I think the wizard was named Ren.
-d20, 3E era.

 

[meomwt]

You'd be thinking about this book - Treasure Quests from Fast Forward Entertainment.

Be very, very careful with this book: there are some significant curveballs in here. I dropped one of the encounters on my party without prep (we had fewer players than expected and so I needed something in a hurry), picking an encounter which was, in theory, CR-appropriate, only to find that the group were having their asses handed to them on a plate.

That said, the village and local nasties in the opening pages have been the inspiration for a couple of campaigns which seemed to go down well with my players over the years...

 

[Dice4Hire]

I keep hoping one day I will know the answer to one of these requests.

 

[Herobizkit]

You'd be thinking about this book - Treasure Quests from Fast Forward Entertainment.

Early in 3.x history, and much to my chagrin, I bought a set of Fast Forward sourcebooks from eBay. It was the worst 20 bucks I ever spent on gaming, and for some reason, is still a sore spot.

The whole set of them were shoddy, rife with errors, and creature encounters felt untested and completely made up on the fly.

BUT, to be fair, they were released VERY early in 3.x history... way before errata. And if I recall, Treasure Quests was the only book that had any redeeming qualities to it.