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The Harvest of Souls Author: Richard L. Price System: AD&D 2nd Edition Category: Fantasy Type: Scenario The PCs must rescue the Baroness Trieste D'Avarde's infant son, who has been kidnaped a day ago by the minions of a powerful and evil sorceror who intends to use the child as leverage on her to extend his political control. Views: (4242) Comments: (4) Rating: 6.8 2000-03-23 12:14:16 [Add Comment] posted by james stivers on 2000-03-23 16:22:17 I have not played this module, but it was a great story and a great read. It could have been more descriptive during the jail break, but otherwise it was fun to read. posted by Randaless on 2001-01-06 09:29:48 Well here's a review from a person you'll never meet. It was New Years 2001 and we just wound down from a party. My usual GM looked to me and said, "Can you run?". I said, "Give me a minute" and tossed this adventure up on my laptop. The 'party' was a 7th level Cleric of Pelor and a 6th level Ranger/Fighter/Sorcerer (We use 3E). It was a blast. They diverged a little from the written plot but I was able to adapt. All in all it was a lot of fun, I recommend this adventure for any GM that has to run somthing unexpectedly. posted by Eric Wijnen on 2004-08-18 05:25:29 easily adaptable adventure, where the PC's also get some thinking too do. The Wizard might come in handy in the futere, as the demon will. posted by rogue06 on 2012-12-05 21:45:03 Nice twist to throw at the party who has become used to helping the damsel in distress and battling the evil wizard.