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The Tarrasque is Awaking (2/6) The Pearl of Air Author: Eric Wijnen System: AD&D 2nd Edition Category: Fantasy Type: Scenario The Next quest takes the party to the Plane of Air. But retrieving the Pearl of Air might not be as easy as planned. Views: (5516) Comments: (6) Rating: 7.3 2002-03-05 09:42:03 [Add Comment] posted by Khaern on 2002-03-07 01:36:23 This is actually quite good! Though i'm not a big fan of epic world saving campaigns - where the players are dragged from encounter to encounter without any real choice of what to do now - this scenario contains some really good ideas and lots of room for roleplaying, and the players are forced to think, which is not a thing you see that often:(...Oh yeah! And the plot cannot be solved by violence alone!!! posted by rpg freak on 2002-03-14 12:09:08 This is quite a good campaign. I play a lot of boardgames and also fantasy games and I must say that I was very impressed. I find this campaign very good because it's not only fighting but also quite a lot of thinking. Keep up the good work posted by PlantLife on 2002-03-18 13:25:21 I am sorry, but this adventure is just dreadful. There is some salvagable content - just use this as a 'rough draft' to create your own adventure. Also, for the sake of riddle #2 I hope none of your players have read 'The Hobbit' - but that shouldn't be a problem: 'The Hobbit' is an obscure book that most D&D players have never heard of... posted by Jorkkeli on 2002-04-04 04:14:01 This adventure is pretty good, especially compared to part 1. There are multiple ways to solve the problem, and the players have to role play and use their heads instead of just hacking and slashing everything that moves. posted by Cathar on 2003-07-10 02:20:27 I have to agree with Khaern, RPG Freak and Jorkkeli. There is a lot of role playing involved in this adventure. And think about it: the author let's you leave after taking the Pearl, but what has just happened: the players were duped! And they're just going too leave!? Indeed multiple ways to solve the plot. Great work posted by Cathar on 2003-09-10 03:29:31 After reading all of them I had to improve the rating.