Bill Owen

Reprinting the classic adventure from Judges Guild An adventure in the wilderness stronghold of a band of brigands that includes the background and statistics of an evil local deity, plus history, maps, and keyed room descriptions of a five-level dungeon carved out of the side of a mountain. The first three levels are fairly easy and suitable for breaking in new and inexperienced players; but the lower two are far tougher, and include a cavern that has a series of four dragon dens, indicative of the difficulty of the lower levels.

Reprinting the classic adventure from Judges Guild The original Tegel Manor, scanned from an original printing, authorized by the Judges Guild, with two 11 17 maps (one is a double-sided landscape and castle map, the other is the player's map of the castle), and with new material by Michael Curtis: alternate paintings for the manor, plus a complete Temple of Tsathoggus mini-adventure.

Based on fact, the story tells of a strike by the girls in a match factory in 1888, when unions were still groping for recognition and mass withdrawal of labour was an almost unheard-of strategy in industrial relations. The match-cutters finally rebel against working conditions in which young girls had their jaws rotted away by phosphorus, and discipline was maintained by a system of crippling fines and sanctions. A grim episode, perhaps, but not many minutes of the play are allowed to pass before the natural ebullience of the traditional Cockney sparrow helps to create sparkling entertainment which warms the heart, yet retains the essential drama of the central theme.13 women, 5 men