I'm looking for a specific adventure published in Dungeon sometime in the third edition era. All I remember about it is that the PCs find/discover a village/building in the middle of a clearing that phases in and out of the Material Plane. It appears for only a few days, and the PCs need ot accomplish some task or solve some mystery within that time.
Does this adventure sound familiar to anyone, or know in which issue I can find it?
Thanks!
Maybe you mean "The Jackal's Redemption", p.21, issue #95.
Not quite the one I was thinking of. It took place in a forested setting, and the building that phased in and out was a small, one-story building. An old temple, or something like that. And it would phase in the Material at predictable times, like one every hundred years on the full moon, or something like that. Spirits would appear, too, at the site, and there might have been a warrior guardian, as well...
Germytech,
I think you may be referring to a note within the adventure “Shadows of the Abyss” (Issue 118). In the gazetteer section of the adventure it refers to a location in Sterich known as the Chapel of Time. It is presented as a single story building that appears new at dawn and wastes away throughout the day. There is a mystery surrounding it and the note makes mention that only at certain times can the Chapel be accessed, which also happens to be the time when its fiendish denizens can wander out as well. :-)
The Chapel is presented as an idea and would require additional development work to realize a full scenario involving it.
Anyway, I hope the above was of some help. If not, I’ll dig further back and see what I can find. The only reason I hit on Shadows of the Abyss is that I’m currently prepping to run it and remembered the reference.
Good gaming,
Mark
Germytech,
I think you may be referring to a note within the adventure “Shadows of the Abyss” (Issue 118). ..
Marcos, that was perfect - exactly what I was looking for. No wonder I had such a hard time finding it. It stuck out in my mind, and didn't realize it was a sidenote as oppossed to an adventure unto itself.
Thanks again! My mind is now at ease. ;)