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Waaaaay back in January, Michael Pfaff of Louisville D&D posted a nice short adventure to the Adventurer Conqueror King google+ group based around one of my maps. Somewhere along the way I lost it and forgot who had posted it. But the adventure just couldn’t sit there forgotten forever.
The Lost Temple of Estareth (click for the PDF)
It’s a nice 24-location, 14-page site-based adventure for Adventurer Conqueror King (which in turn means it works perfectly with 1981 B/X D&D or Labyrinth Lord). Michael didn’t give a specific level for the adventure, but my read-through would make it a really rough level 1-2 adventure or almost a cakewalk of a level 2-3 adventure. So let’s call it a level 1-3 adventure not recommended for brand new characters.
Click on the picture above to get to the PDF hosted over on Louisville D&D.
Oh yeah, I’d roll with that.
I DID roll with that! The note on room 20? Mine was one of the characters that set up the ‘hidden scepter’ in the past. What’s not told there is that only two characters went back to the past. The rest of the party saw us poof out of existance, thought we’d been disintegrated, and returned to civilization. They hated us so much when they spotted us in town the next day loaded down with loot 😉
Ha! Porch time for the win.
Hahahahaha. That’s awesome.
Thanks for posting this! Wouldn’t exist without your maps. Huge resource for our sandbox campaign!
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Broken link to the PDF.
The campaign site where the file was hosted has shut down, but I’ve sent a message to Pfaff about hosting it elsewhere.