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Absolutely love this module, getting ready to run it again with 5e transitioners 😏 But not before having them find the fortress of Quasqueton, at the Cave of the Unknown.... I so look forward to seeing a new release from you, hoping there's more in the near future!! Did you ever get around to reviewing B1? I haven't found it yet....

That art work is also the cover of which way dungeons and dragons book it's like a solo adventure.....that's why i am watching this i have that book!

With this module are that many of the encounters are TPKs for a party that tries/thinks they can fight.

I like the idea that the trap is setup like a see-saw. Too much weight and the end sinks down suddenly. It then dumps the players into an open pit with a nasty surprise. Possibly something akin to the "orb of annihilation". Ie dead body removal.

The magen were seen before in dungeon module X2 - Castle Amber

978 Grady Dale

Thanks for doing a review on this.. I recently picked up the PDF and the PC characters weren’t a part of that.. the Game board characters were but not the D&D counterparts …any idea where I might get those?

This is a fun adventure.

I've played this through back in the day with my brothers and some friends. I remember it fondly, it is one of the adventures that has stuck in my head. I guess time travel was mind blowing experience for a young kid (I am the youngest, and must've been somewhere 10-12 years old) :D I thought to use this in one of my current campaigns. Thanks for the quick review, I remember the plot now much more clear. Very nice!

Great D&D old school content! /sub

I enjoy all of The Lost Adventurer videos 🎉

Interesting. Really thanks for posting this. I just found your channel yesterday and I'm binge watching everything. I have the chronomancer supplement. I think I'm going to take this feel information you present here write it down and keep it with that supplement in case I ever run that in the future.

I have never heard of thunder rift setting. I actually started playing AD&d in 81. I followed this hobby on and off for decades now. I play second edition. And I have never heard of this. I'm kind of dumbfounded about that. I plan on watching your playlist on it. I'm a bit amazed that there's a level three to five adventure that has a vampire in it. That seems to be a little OP. But maybe he's a weaker version than I'm used to running.

They're wrote an adventure for a party of first level characters that has a creature that requires magical weapons to hit?

I am literally writing a story about this adventure right now and this pops up in my feed.

This is awesome, thank you! My players just finished The Eye of Traldar and got to Specularum, so I was looking for a little adventure for them in the city and your review was super helpful. I think they'll really enjoy this.

I got Dungeon of Dread through our school reading program called RIF. Reading Is Fundamental. It was very early. Probably first edition. When I saw this module, I had to download it. Nostalgia.

Thus adventure sucks. Surely bottom 5 of TSR. Every room you just walk in and get attacked right away, with no interesting tricks or gimmicks. Review already mentioned the nonsensical plot and lack of explanaton for anything. Trivial with 2 clerics since its mostly undead and low HD stuff. Only good thing is the pretty map of the manor.

Where did you get that map of Luln?

Welcome back! Damn...this adventure seems like a crazy Doctor Who episode 😮

Damn...Kurishan is kinda like Stephen King in the 82 movie "Creepshow". 😂 Any idea where these pamphlet adventures were sold? I never heard of them...

Thanks for the great video! Do you have videos on the other Thunder Rift BECMI box sets?

There's really no other mapmaker from that era like Graeme Morris. Did it all, strategic, tactical, dungeon maps with such style.

Yaaaayyy, genocide!

Nice review. Sounds like a fun adventure.

Great to see you again Adventurer :) I was afraid that this time you got lost for good.

I bought this one when it first came out due to the parallel world concept. That seems to be its weakest component, though. The adventure is all over the place, but it could work in the recent Planegea setting or perhaps be part of (Mystaran) Blackmoor's history. The Oard would be servants of the E.G.G. of Coot.

6 Gary's on small Rocs. DAMN YOU, GARY!!

Wooooo he's back!

great video! welcome back

Sadly there was a lot of great creatures in this one that never got used again

Sounds like a fun little setup in which you can inject some horror.

Yay more BECMI content.

Your choices of oddball/overlooked adventures, combined with your wry sense of humor, creates a neat niche. Keep the reviews going!!

Welcome back!!! Miss ya buddy and great review. Glad things ended positive for you and looking forward to the next video! Thank you for all the hard work.

Congratulations on being alive. 👍

Oh hell yeah !

Glad to have you back! This little adventure sounds kind of perfect for the campaign I have coming up starting next month. Thank you for sharing it

Welcome back 😊.

Nice review. Good to see you back

Welcome back. I remember these pamphlet adventures, got all but one. Some were better than others but for that price, they were great!

Hey the Lost Adventurer, I knew it was about time for you to come back. Welcome back!! Thank you so much for doing my video request. I've always enjoyed Kurishan's Garden, it's the moral dilemma I enjoy the most as a DM. Great job on breaking the adventure down, very deep! I was curious what kind of score you would give it. I think you scored it perfectly, and it is deadly! The module has a nice way of suddenly switching gears. Thanks again and you have a wonderful day!

Not all who wonder are lost

Hey your back! I hope all is well with you.

I really like your reviews but I have to say, you really made a mistake with this one. I love it. And the creatures are quite powerful. Wights and wraiths drain levels, vampires and spectres drain two levels a hit. These guys are super dangerous. The mummy can cripple an unprepared party, between the fear and the mummy rot, this is tough. I did play these with AD&D 2e rules however so the creatures may be weaker in BECMI. Anyway, later dude.

There are 4 cities: Quagmire, Thanopolis, Sunken and Unfinished. These make a diamond. You have Thanopolis in the wrong place. It is the southernmost city. Also, the ancient race who built the cities is Moldvay backwards.

Knowing how TSR was going at this time, I have to wonder whether various employees were forced to write adventures in order to splatter product onto shelves. People who never did so before. Just grab the janitor and tell him to write a D&D adventure after briefly explaining to him what that is. 😆

Thats a trash dungeon I would have given it a 1 . Traps are too lethal , Monsters are too many and too high level . Its called kill Bargle yet Bargle has a very good chance to escape . Whats your other players going to do while a player is separated and you need to DM him , alone in a quiet place ? Your 1st two encounters are ten kobolds and a carrion crawler Thats rubbish . Why is the castle in ruins ? Why are the monsters worshipping Bargle ?

Flying and screaming, that's my kind of holiday experience.