D&D General Wizards of the Coast releases Three-Dragon Ante and Rob Kuntz's To the City of Brass for free on DriveThruRPG

[Alzrius]

I only recently noticed that WotC, with very little fanfare, released free PDFs of Three-Dragon Ante and Rob Kuntz's To the City of Brass on DriveThruRPG back at the end of November.

For those who haven't heard of those, here are the sales blurbs for Three-Dragon Ante...

A Barbarian, a Wizard, and a Cleric Walk into a Tavern . . .
. . . to gather a little information, plan their next dungeon foray-and kick back with a game of THREE-DRAGON ANTE. Crack open this PDF and experience the high-stakes game of chance preferred by DUNGEONS & DRAGONS' characters of all classes and levels.
Play THREE-DRAGON ANTE as a standalone card game when you don't have time for a full-fledged D&D® adventure. Or play it as part of your roleplaying campaign-where your character's abilities can give you a unique winning edge!
THREE DRAGON ANTE is a fast-paced non-collectable card game for two-six players. To play, you'll need chips, coins, or some other way represent each player's hoard of 50 gold pieces.
This PDF Contains 72 cards and the rulebook.

...and To the City of Brass:

This module was created by Robert Kuntz (one of the original founders of D&D), and was to be published by his company, Creations Unlimited (who previously published Garden of the Plantmaster and the four modules in the Zayene series). The company unfortunately went out of business, and the planned series of RPGA modules based on the City of Brass never saw the light of day. Kuntz released this first module to the Internet some years ago, where it has been floating ever since. It is freely distributable, provided it is kept intact and in its entirety.

Hopefully they'll remain available for a while, but grab them now just to be on the safe side!

Please note my use of affiliate links in this post.

 

[Ancalagon]

to the city of brass? Ooh. That could be useful....

 

[Ancalagon]

Do we know if part 2 exists?!?! :O

 

[darjr]

It does not

 

[Ancalagon]

It does not

so the Editor's note

the planned sequels to this
module were never produced. Now, however,
Rob Kuntz will finalize the City of Brass Series
for Necromancer Games.

is not true?

 

[darjr]

I dint think it ever really happened as planned.

 

[Alzrius]

so the Editor's note



is not true?

Well, Necromancer Games did produce a City of Brass boxed set (affiliate link), but I don't think it was Rob Kuntz's.

 

[darjr]

It wasn’t. I think he has a credit and was involved early on.

 

[Guest 6801328]

I dint think it ever really happened as planned.

That's pretty much generally true. About everything.

 

[darjr]

That's pretty much generally true. About everything.

So true