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"Tegel Manor mapping" by Guy Fullerton showing a marked 20-sider in use |
Over at K&KA Alehouse and Dragonsfoot, Guy Fullerton has posted a con report from Pacificon Game Expo 41, which took place this past Labor Day weekend in Santa Clara, CA, which includes two different Holmes Basic games he played in.
These included Tegel Manor DM'd by Thom Hall:
These included Tegel Manor DM'd by Thom Hall:
| Open Role Playing Fri 7 PM to 11 PM (4 hrs) |
R-475: Tegel Manor
Holmes Edition Basic D&D published by TSR |
| Description: | Bob Bledsaw's Tegel Manor published by Judges Guild in 1977. Tegel Manor, a great manor-fortress on the seacoast, is rumored to be left over from ancient days... |
...and a Holmes + Greyhawk City State of the Invincible Overlord game DM'd by DF/ODD74 member peterlind, which I didn't see on the event listing.
Guy also ran two sessions of AD&D himself:
| Open Role Playing Sat 9 AM to 3 PM (6 hrs) |
R-321: The Mere Beneath
AD&D 1st Ed. published by TSR |
| Description: | Descend a waterfall to explore the watery caverns, and plunder an ancient Hydromancer fortress. Exploration (no plot) and danger (no fudging). Lvl 4-5 |
| Open Role Playing Sun 9 AM to 3 PM (6 hrs) |
R-323: The Garden of al-Astorion
AD&D 1st Ed. published by TSR |
| Description: | Rumors say this secluded valley contains a garden of enchanted fruit trees, and gems the size of eggs. Your party surely has the strength to drive off the primitive beast-men within, and reap the rewards. Classic module by Gabor Lux, aka Melan. Exploration (no plot) and danger (no fudging). Lvl 6-9 |
Now that you've read the event descriptions, head over and read about how the games went.
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