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The Mace of Infirmity Author: Keven Simmons System: AD&D 2nd Edition Category: Fantasy Type: Scenario This adventure was written as a sequel or companion (of sorts) to the adventure "The Vault of Evil Opened" although it can be played as a stand-alone module with only minor modifications. Views: (5833) Comments: (3) Rating: 7.7 2000-01-10 14:38:52 [Add Comment] posted by RPGArchive on 2000-03-23 13:39:59 RPGArchive contest winner! 2-2-2000 posted by The RPG Critic on 2001-07-01 23:44:29 [THE GOOD] -Well written for GMs. -Sound plotline, everything behaves in a realistic, believable manner and every action has a motive behind it. -Descriptions are intuitive, dead livestock, presence of weeds, etc. This writer sees what he is describing and actually thinks about it. -No unreasonable treasure hoards. The writer obviously respects game balance. -Few grammatical/spelling errors, and great use of language. Author uses language artistically. [THE BAD] -Can't say much here, the writer covers all of the bases for a scenario that is a home run. [THE UGLY] -The many descriptions make for a dull and monotonous reading. Heavy action and interaction based gamers may loose interest. Of course, the GM may rectify things by omitting and truncating elaborate or unnecessary descriptions. -Still, there's a lack of interaction/roleplay based challenge. The players and the scenario will proceed very predictably with little intellectual challenge or stimulation. posted by Eric Wijnen on 2003-03-10 03:08:10 Not a bad adventure, although a description of the mace is truly missing! Escpecially missing since it is a minor artefact! I do not know ´The vault of Evil opened. I´ve seen better from Mr Simmons