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Post by Falconer on Feb 5, 2008 15:29:32 GMT -6
So... where are the modules? I can only find references to three (from the Product List): The Nightmare Maze of Jigresh, 1981 Author: Michael E. Magean Description: Adventure, 14 page booklet. The Tomb Complex of Nereshánbo, 1984 Author: Mark Pettigrew Description: Introductory level adventure, 20 page booklet. A Jakállan Intrigue, 1984 Author: Mark Pettigrew Description: Introductory level adventure, 24 page booklet. Is that it? Has anyone actually run them? |
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Post by James Maliszewski on Feb 5, 2008 16:06:06 GMT -6
Those are indeed the only published EPT modules. There were a handful of "solo" adventures published for Gardásiyal in the early 90s but that's it.
Of the three, I only have direct experience with the Nightmare Maze and the title hardly does the thing justice -- and not in a good way. It's basically a dungeon crawl in a maze, whose maps defies description. The guy who wrote it must have really hated mappers, because it'd be hell to try and map on graph paper.
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Post by Finarvyn on Feb 5, 2008 22:47:05 GMT -6
Yes. Everything I have heard about "Nightmare Maze" has been negative, except that it can be found cheap on e-bay. I guess the cost is a bonus.
There is indeed a really horrible maze therein; not a fun maze at all but one designed to encourage players never to play a module ever again. :-(
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Post by korgoth on Feb 5, 2008 22:48:39 GMT -6
Yes. Everything I have heard about "Nightmare Maze" has been negative, except that it can be found cheap on e-bay. I guess the cost is a bonus. There is indeed a really horrible maze therein; not a fun maze at all but one designed to encourage players never to play a module ever again. :-( Our own jrients has an hilarious review of it, as well. It is sad that it sounds like such a dog, because the cover art is pretty darn groovy in a retro-goofy sort of way. |
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