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Dungeon Module REF5
Lords of Darkness
"Lich"
(1983)
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"Lich" by Ed Greenwood |
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Editor: |
Scott Martin Bowles |
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Project Coordinators: |
Bruce A. Heard, Karen S. Boomgarden |
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Cover Art: |
Jeff Easley |
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Interior Art: |
Karl Waller |
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Cartography: |
Dave LaForce |
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Typography: |
Kim Janke |
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Keylining: |
Stephanie Tabat |
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Otus, Jim Roslof
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An
extremely fun, and relatively short adventure.
This one has the potential to be so easy that you wonder what you missed
when it’s all over. If you’re extremely
lucky and observant. Most of the
time, not all of the ducks line up so nicely in a row, and before the group
finds their way to the conclusion something has happened to ratchet up the
tension a few notches. This one is a
keeper, with a memorable villain who will almost certainly plague the PCs for
years to come.
Realm Rating: 5/5
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Designed by Ray
Dyer (flopsyville@earthlink.net)
Reviewed by
Susan McKinney (smckin@LTnet.ltls.org)
Rating: 8
A village asks you
to investigate some caves outside of town that are filled with evil. You
encounter some nasty undead and must eliminate the lair of the evil Lich.
