Blake ran Gen Con tournaments in both 19 they were later published by Judges Guild as "Gen Con IX Dungeon" (1978) and "Of Skulls and Scrapfaggot Green" (1979). The revolution was initiated by Bob Blake, a member of a northwestern Indiana gaming group called the Valparaiso University D&D Society. However, the modern D&D tournament with a focus on small groups running through multiple rounds of play began at Gen Con IX (1976) twenty groups of five players competed.
Gen Con D&D tournaments date back to at least Gen Con VIII (1975), when Rob Kuntz ran "Sunken City".
EXPEDITION TO THE DEMONWEB PITS DMSGUILD FULL
It's labeled as an AD&D adventure, but it was published a full year before the release of the AD&D Dungeon Masters Guide (1979), which contained most of the game's rules! Like the rest of the Drow adventure series, "Shrine" was written by Gary Gygax as a break while he was working on the AD&D rules. "Shrine of the Kuo-Toa" featured one of TSR's early monochrome covers. It was published in August 1978 for Gen Con XI.Ībout the Cover.
EXPEDITION TO THE DEMONWEB PITS DMSGUILD SERIES
as the second part of a series of three modules with D1 "Descent into the Depths of the Earth" and D3 "Vault of the Drow" or.This module contains background information, a large-scale referee's map with a matching partial map for players, referee's notes, special exploration and encounter pieces, a large map detailing a temple complex area, encounter and map matrix keys, and an additional section pertaining to a pair of unique new creatures for use with this adventure and the game as a whole.Ī complete setting for playing Advanced Dungeons & Dragons is contained herein. Determined to seek out these creatures, a body of doughty adventurers mounted an expedition to learn the strength of the Drow and bring retribution to them. Having put down a rising of giants, it was discovered that the motivating force behind their depredations was that of long-forgotten evil: the Dark Elves.
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