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Master Dungeons M2: Curse of the Kingspire (4E) PDF

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An Adventure for Character Levels 4–6.

Strange mists and weird lights glimmer and seethe along the banks of the Drachenvold Swamp. The folk of Kingshire have vanished like ghosts into the swamp, leaving only strange idols in their wake. At the heart of the fetid marsh, ruins of an ancient keep are all that remain of a once mighty band of rebel eladrin lords. But the ruined keep is home to a hungry curse capable of drawing the heroes back through time and space. Cast into a foreign realm of endless horror and bloodshed, it will take all your courage and cunning to end... the Curse of the Kingspire.

Rules Set: 4E
Writer: Harley Stroh
Cover Art: Clyde Caldwell
Graphic Design: Jim Pinto
64 pages

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Yeah, I thought that artwork looked a little old-school familiar. And the adventure summary reads real familiar, too. I can't quite place it, but I think that there's a very similar adventure out there for a previous incarnation of D&D. Of course, isn't that kind of Goodman Games schtick? Vintage D&D, updated for the modern gamer?

Dragonchess Player

Mar 10, 2009, 01:08 am

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Mikaze wrote:

I just did a double-take. Ownership of the old TSR art went back over to the original artists after all? I'm not sure how that was set up.

Cool... Clyde Caldwell art. I always thought he was one of the better artists for TSR in the '80's.

Lisa Stevens CEO

Mar 10, 2009, 01:42 am

Mikaze wrote:

I just did a double-take. Ownership of the old TSR art went back over to the original artists after all? I'm not sure how that was set up.

Yep. It was one of the first things that Peter Adkison did when we bought TSR back in 1997. A very cool gesture by Peter.

-Lisa

Gray Eminence

Mar 10, 2009, 03:23 am

Hmmmm.... Puppets was one of my favourite adventures in high school. Man, it was a long time ago... :-)

Matthew Morris RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32, 2010 Top 8

Mar 10, 2009, 04:04 am

I wasn't sure if it was the same art, or a new take on an old pic.

I have the set of his trading cards somewhere... According to them "Hey baby, let me paint you" is a successful pick up line.

Butterfrog, take note ;-)

Mikaze

Mar 10, 2009, 08:37 am

Lisa Stevens wrote:

Mikaze wrote:
I just did a double-take. Ownership of the old TSR art went back over to the original artists after all? I'm not sure how that was set up.
Yep. It was one of the first things that Peter Adkison did when we bought TSR back in 1997. A very cool gesture by Peter.
-Lisa

Now that is awesome!

Starts hunting for 1st/2nd Ed. artist artbooks again.

Xaaon of Korvosa

Mar 10, 2009, 07:57 pm

indeed, that was a very cool gesture! More power to the Artists!!!

Elmore is still one of my favs...god my snarfquest signed by him at ComicCon 2 years ago!

Nytranger

Apr 21, 2009, 12:11 pm

A 2E Floppy-Eared Golem wrote:

Mikaze wrote:
I just did a double-take. Ownership of the old TSR art went back over to the original artists after all? I'm not sure how that was set up.
Yeah, I thought that artwork looked a little old-school familiar. And the adventure summary reads real familiar, too. I can't quite place it, but I think that there's a very similar adventure out there for a previous incarnation of D&D. Of course, isn't that kind of Goodman Games schtick? Vintage D&D, updated for the modern gamer?

I have to agree with Floppy. Sounds a lot like Baltron's Beacon.