Zenopus wrote:The Tomb Complex of Nereshanbo is a nice collectable low-level dungeon crawl from the early 80s, by Mark Pettigrew. The module provides dual stats for EPT and Swords & Glory in the back. It comes with the M.A.R. Barker seal of approval (a little logo inside the front cover). Pettigrew was otherwise unassociated with Barker's group(s). There are two printings - the original from 1984 by Tekumel Games and the 2nd print from 1997 by Tita's House of Games. I have a copy of the reprint which I got from Noble Knight. Tita's HoG also still has it in stock, I believe, although they have high shipping costs per item (and no combining), IIRC. The dungeon is one-level with a notable circular waterway that connects various rooms; reminds me a bit of the Holmes Sample Dungeon and could be used with D&D very easily.
Gnat the Beggar wrote:Zenopus wrote:The Tomb Complex of Nereshanbo is a nice collectable low-level dungeon crawl from the early 80s, by Mark Pettigrew. The module provides dual stats for EPT and Swords & Glory in the back. It comes with the M.A.R. Barker seal of approval (a little logo inside the front cover). Pettigrew was otherwise unassociated with Barker's group(s). There are two printings - the original from 1984 by Tekumel Games and the 2nd print from 1997 by Tita's House of Games. I have a copy of the reprint which I got from Noble Knight. Tita's HoG also still has it in stock, I believe, although they have high shipping costs per item (and no combining), IIRC. The dungeon is one-level with a notable circular waterway that connects various rooms; reminds me a bit of the Holmes Sample Dungeon and could be used with D&D very easily.Went to Tita's HoG and could not find this.
Zenopus wrote:IO,The Dungeoneer Journal #23 (Oct/Nov 1980) has a long interview with Barker that covers his relationship with TSR, if you happen to have that issue.
