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| A Question of Religion | | Author: THE WEZ | | System: d20 Dungeons and Dragons | | Category: Fantasy | | Type: Scenario | | A Semberholme Elven patrol stumbles on the destroyed Wood Elven village of Yos which lies to the west of the large Elven settlement of Semberholme. The find was a scene of massive slaughter and bloodshed. The battle was headed by one young and brash Gonyuk Fiddletin Urps- the wayward Prince of the Thunder peaks Duergar and commander of a small secret army of young adventurous Duergar who snuck off from the clan Urps in search of Elven gold and jewels. The small army called themselves THE LEADEN LEGION. This army was fed on stories of immense Elven riches for the plundering. They were told these stories and led to the village by a charismatic new Knight from a distant Duergar Kingdom, who seemed to know his way around.
Gonyuk fell in the battle with the Wild Elves and the young band promised not to speak a word of this to anyone back home lest they be blamed for Gonyuks death and punished.
The pickings of the spartan Wood elves were slim but the Knight paid them from his own saved horde and so the remaining Duergar who survived the battle joined the foreign Knight in his castle with the growing ranks of his Abbathorian mini army.
But the new knight wasn’t happy. He was a Paladin of Tyranny and a Cavalier in Abbathors service. So he dispatched one of his many pet ravens to do some meddling . . | | Views: (23047) | | Comments: (21) Rating: 8.8 | | 2005-01-27 00:02:48 |
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posted by Grunnipalg on 2005-09-15 06:36:49 | This has to be one of the most well written and truly epic adventures of all time.
An utter masterwork.
The author will send you all the maps if you email him.
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posted by Clovenhoof on 2005-09-15 06:50:51 | An adventure of so high a quality it would be lunacy to not divulge in its grandeur, a -MUST- play for any hardcore group of gamers who are capable of handling such an epic saga of cyclopean proportions, D&D at it’s finest.
The Wez truly is the exalted hybrid of a dungeon most wicked and heart-gripping, and a Dragon whose unlimited psyche knows no bounds. |
posted by C McKerron on 2005-10-07 05:35:17 | | Can someone send me the maps please? |
posted by Buzzy on 2006-01-06 04:56:49 | This adventure owns.
So cool - SOO COOOOOLL
I love the bathrooms in the castle! |
posted by Zoot on 2006-03-07 03:51:30 | Insanely good. Reads like an epic story.
Cant wait to play it. |
posted by David Gemmel on 2006-03-07 03:53:18 | A wonder to read and terrifying to play.
Sends the players directly into the twisted mind of THE WEZ. Whoever he is.
The Names of the Durgar alone are worth a 10. |
posted by Eric Wijnen on 2006-03-28 02:51:29 | | Good adventure, well written, with lots of detail. lacks maps. |
posted by christopher walsh on 2006-06-12 09:19:04 | nice wicca signs. how do u be a subrace on adventure rpg
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posted by Grandpa Gamer on 2006-07-02 18:38:14 | | Reads great - but need maps to play. Someone mentioned emailing the author, but can't find his address . . . |
posted by Grandpa Gamer on 2006-07-02 18:38:26 | | Reads great - but need maps to play. Someone mentioned emailing the author, but can't find his address . . . |
posted by AJ Pickett on 2006-11-20 19:31:58 | One of the best adventures I've seen lately, quite an epic read, covers everything the DM would need and a few odds and ends which add a lot of flavor.
Two thumbs up! |
posted by Stoogetastica on 2006-11-23 03:55:34 | It was great when I wasnt getting my ass kicked.
Though there was a good mix of treasure with the brutality that made it all worth it. |
posted by Aden on 2006-11-26 20:32:33 | This has got to be one of the ALL-TIME, BEST EVER adventures. I've played it, and ran it, and it runs beautifully...usually having the players shrieking and hiding under the table by the game's conclusion.
Someone mentioned being unable to email THE WEZ, well here it is for ya!
agentfestaskull@hotmail.com |
posted by Brass Monkey on 2007-08-17 15:32:21 | | Best adventure ever went on great adventure great creatures was one of the best adventures Ive ever seen |
posted by Clemnak on 2007-09-10 21:56:42 | | The most challengeing adventure you Will ever go on Except for the Sequel ... |
posted by Dragon-Lover on 2008-07-30 22:32:01 | WOW.. If you haven't made your mind up after reading all the other comments... Then let me just say one word...Wow...
*WHY ARE YOU NOT PLAYING IT???* |
posted by Radnor on 2008-08-23 13:49:41 | | Awesome is all that can be said. |
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