Barely remembered adventure from the archives...

[Ian Hewitt]

Here's what I remember... it was a pull-out module in the center pages, on glossy paper in the Second Edition days when the magazine was stapled on news paper.

The adventure featured a dungeon, a bridge over a river/canyon, there may have been a dramatic fight on that bridge...

Does anyone have any idea what I'm talking about..?

[christian mazel]

A pull out ok but what was the magazine?
Dungeon is all about adventures and I don't remember a pull out...
May be you think of Dragon Mag?

[Ian Hewitt]

I honestly thought it was in Dungeon... but perhaps it was in Dragon. That would make more sense given that it was a pull out adventure. I think it was for mid level characters 5th -7th or so...

It's not much to go on is it?

[Smarnil le couard]

Oh, I think it was "Chasm bridge" (not totally sure), a Dungeon bonus adventure published as an ad in Dragon.

You got a crippled illusionist left behind by his buddies in the Underdark, who scraped a living by extorting a toll on a bridge using some illusion spells to impress travellers ("leave some food on the stone there, or I will devour your, GRAAOOR !").

Is that the one ?

[christian mazel]

And:

Dungeon Issue 101: Chasm Bridge, TheAn important chasm crossing in the Underdark has been claimed as the territory of a power-hungry wizard. He has taken to charging exorbitant tolls to any who would cross the bridge. Either way they choose -- pay or slay -- the PCs must pay the price. This D&D adventure is a Revised 3rd Edition conversion of a module that originally appeared in Dragon #131. It has never before appeared in the pages of Dungeon.

Edition: D&D 3.5

In bonus subscriber section

It's a level 7 adventure.