Tomb of Horrors for 3.5

[ValiantDrator]

I've been struggling to find the 3.5 version for the Tomb of Horrors. My gaming group expressed interest in going through the deadly adventure to see how well they stand up. Unfortunately it looks like the PDF has been taken down from the WoC website, or I am looking in the wrong place. I would really appreciate if anyone knew where I would be able to find the PDF and maybe an updated map to use as well.

Thanks.

[Ed Reppert]

Try the wayback machine (web.archive.org).

[Hrothgar Rannúlfr]

Try this url...

http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/oa/20051031a

and, here, for the art gallery...

http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ag/20051031a

[Kthulhu]

They don't get bragging rights from the rubber-bumper 3.5 edition, though. For the bragging rights, you need to get through the original 1e adventure, or the epic 2e sequel, Return to to Tomb of Horrors.

[Tin Foil Yamakah]

Hrothgar Rannúlfr wrote:

Try this url...

TOH

and, here, for the art gallery...

PICS

Thanks I was looking for this also

[Grymore]

I have seen a Pathfinder-adaption of the Tomb of Horrors on the Interwebs.

Here ya go:

http://eecomics.net/orderofmagnitude/tomb%20of%20horrors.PDF

[TarSpartan]

Tin Foil Yamakah wrote:

Hrothgar Rannúlfr wrote:

Try this url...

TOH

and, here, for the art gallery...

PICS

Thanks I was looking for this also

The link appears to be broken on my end. Bummer, because I thought I snagged all the free 3.0/3.5 adventures from WOTC years ago, but I apparently missed this one.

[Tin Foil Yamakah]

Grymore wrote:

I have seen a Pathfinder-adaption of the Tomb of Horrors on the Interwebs.

Here ya go:

Link

[Kthulhu]

Here's a link to the 3.5 conversion, the Pathfinder unofficial conversion, the full art gallery, the maps (all sizes), another related free adventure that WotC released, as well as a listing of the other stuff that I can't add....

link

[ValiantDrator]

Kthulhu wrote:

Here's a link to the 3.5 conversion, the Pathfinder unofficial conversion, the full art gallery, the maps (all sizes), another related free adventure that WotC released, as well as a listing of the other stuff that I can't add....

link

Thank you so much!

[ValiantDrator]

You guys are awesome, thank you all so much for your assistance!

[Kthulhu]

Ok, I added a bit more to that OneDrive link. I added in the offical 4e RPGA DM Awards conversion of the Tomb to 4e, an unofficial conversion to 4e, a cleaned up version of the original blue grid map, and I added references to all the Dragon and Dungeon articles related to the Tomb of Horrors that I know of (an expansion for Return, some more info on Acerak, and a 5e conversion of the Tomb).

I know a lot of "modern" players malign it's playstyle, especially on these boards, but you can't argue that it's one of the most (in)famous modules of all time. It's the ONLY module I can think of that has had some sort of release for every single (major) edition since it's release.

AD&D - the original module
2nd Edition - Return to the Tomb of Horrors (includes a reprint of the 1E module)
3rd Edition - WotC released the v3.5 conversion
4th Edition - RPGA puts out a 4e conversion as a DM Reward, WotC publishes a Super Adventure sequel to Return
5th Edition - One of the first official adventures published for DnD Next in Dungeon magazine

[Digitalelf]

Kthulhu wrote:

It's the ONLY module I can think of that has had some sort of release for every single (major) edition since it's release.

You forgot the limited edition german release of the original module updated to 2nd edition...

Noble Knight Games

[Kthulhu]

Mostly because I had no idea that existed. :P

[Qstor]

There should be one on ENworld in the conversion library?

[the link for the conversion of that mod is broken and doesn't work on the wayback machine]

I might have it on a CDROM copy of my old hard drive. I can check this weekend.

FYI here's the link to he EN World library. Some of the links there are broken.

http://www.enworld.org/ericnoah/3econversionsdocs.htm

Mike