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Adventure Module GA2
Swamplight
(1993)
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by Jean Rabe |
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Editing: |
Lance Kandler |
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Cover Illustrations: |
Paul Jaquays |
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Interior Illustrations: |
Terry Dykstra |
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Cartography: |
John Knecht |
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Typography: |
Angelika Lokotz |
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Few
modules leave so much work for the DM when it comes to setting the atmosphere and
developing encounters. Swamplight provides a skeleton of an adventure, complete
with plot, villains and major enemies. From that skeleton, it is the DM's job
to create the presence of the swamp, to add flavor and varied encounters that
will keep the PCs jumping between the major events.
Realm Rating: 2.5/5
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game18.zip Swamplight Au: Ray
& Maureen
You'll never believe it but I
finally got to play this design all the way through without my machine freezing
up. YEAH!!!! My party finally finished their Eastlands tour by bringing a
missing statue back to the village. Their patron deity's statue had been stolen
and we had to track down the foul miscreants and retrieve. Interesting
interaction with various swamp creatures makes for a thinking person's game.
Don't pick the obvious choices.
Mycroft: 9
I finished Aerie of the Slave
Lords and Swamplight yesterday. :-) I thought they were both great, in their
own ways…
…As for Swamplight, I didn't find any bugs.
;-D Everything worked out fine. Except maybe those Fog Giants. Damn, they're
tough. :-P
Looking back, I think it could
have helped if you had used dungeon modules instead of the overland map to get
to all the encounters, the same way you did in Keep on the Borderlands. Oh,
well. I'm not really complaining, and hindsight is 20/20.
Thanks again
