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My Current Projects
Dragon Mountain: A PnP conversion of a Boxed Set module by the
same name, published by TSR in 1993 and written by Paul Arden Lidberg
for 2nd Edition AD&D.
Dragon Mountain is probebly one of the largest, and MOST difficult
PnP 'dungeon hack' modules ever put to print by TSR, not to mention
my favorite. The conversion will be intended for a party 6 to 8 players
from 10th to 15th level. I don't know yet if I'll be adapting it for
a single player, that will have to depend on the demand of the module
and the number of requests, though as it stands now I will NOT be doing
so. DMs intervention is not going to be needed; However, the addition
of a DM would enhance overall gameplay, so I am including a DM 'cheat
sheet' in the file on publication.
The Story Behind Dragon Mountain :
Before the beginning of history, a tale older than time itself,
in a place far from here. A place, part-myth, part-imagination, part-truth,
a place of mystery, enchantment, and danger. This place could be the
height of any adventurer's career, or the end of it.
Once, a mighty dragon, his name so powerful it cannot be spoken aloud,
had a lair on the top of a mountain. This lair, some say, overflows
with riches of jewels, gold and magical items beyond imagination. The
dragon kept this lair for many an age, untouched and unmolested by any
mere mortal.
Until, a powerful Lich Lord came to the mountain and challenged its
keeper. On its peak the battle was laid, day after day, blow after blow.
It is said they fought for months, spell upon bone and scale, the Lich
Lord and the mighty dragon had torn each other apart. In the end, both
lay dead. And the treasure unclaimed.
Some say it isn't guarded, but still others warn against the incredibly
powerful forces that guard the entrance; However, finding the mountain
is nigh unto impossible, as it moves in and out of our plane, located
at the edge of all that is known, only to appear in a different place
each time, and sometimes not be there at all.
This cycle is repeated every twenty years, no one is certain where it
will appear, but they know they want to be there when it does. The location
of the mountain could be discerned from certain artifacts, but the whereabouts
and identity of these items is lost to the ages.
All anyone knows for sure, is that they want what it can bring them,
regardless of the danger.
They want…
DRAGON MOUNTAIN.
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