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Generic Modules to Greyhawk IV

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
cwslyclgh
Feb 04, 2004 12:45:24 The Labrynth of Madness...

has anybody placed this high level adventure in greyhawk, and if so where did you place it and how did you work it in?
#2
zombiegleemax
Feb 04, 2004 13:12:25 I've never heard of it I don't think. Can you give us a lil more info, plz?
#3
Greyson
Feb 05, 2004 0:41:03 Labyrinth of Madness (© 1995 TSR 9503) is a 2nd Ed. adventure module. I never played or DMed it after I bought it. So, I am interested to see some comments and ideas from others.
#4
zombiegleemax
Feb 05, 2004 7:38:03 It goes out at the same time than the hut of baba yaga and paladin in hell if i remeber well. They are high level scenari, not too bad, but i must admit i never played them with my players!
You think you may find it on e-mule or on e-bay.
#5
bdpenney
Feb 05, 2004 9:23:24 I ran Paladin in Hell as a New-Year's get-together module in which I brought a bunch of characters out of retirement (and had my newer players generate their dream high-level characters).

It was pretty fun and EXTREMELY brutal!

If you convert it to 3.5, however, I'd have to give it a playability level of about 18+ as it tosses some pretty serious schiznat at the players.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 cwslyclgh Feb 04, 2004 12:45:24	The Labrynth of Madness... has anybody placed this high level adventure in greyhawk, and if so where did you place it and how did you work it in?
#2 zombiegleemax Feb 04, 2004 13:12:25	I've never heard of it I don't think. Can you give us a lil more info, plz?
#3 Greyson Feb 05, 2004 0:41:03	Labyrinth of Madness (© 1995 TSR 9503) is a 2nd Ed. adventure module. I never played or DMed it after I bought it. So, I am interested to see some comments and ideas from others.
#4 zombiegleemax Feb 05, 2004 7:38:03	It goes out at the same time than the hut of baba yaga and paladin in hell if i remeber well. They are high level scenari, not too bad, but i must admit i never played them with my players! You think you may find it on e-mule or on e-bay.
#5 bdpenney Feb 05, 2004 9:23:24	I ran Paladin in Hell as a New-Year's get-together module in which I brought a bunch of characters out of retirement (and had my newer players generate their dream high-level characters). It was pretty fun and EXTREMELY brutal! If you convert it to 3.5, however, I'd have to give it a playability level of about 18+ as it tosses some pretty serious schiznat at the players.