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H2 Thunderspire Labyrinth (Dungeons & Dragons) by Richard Baker, Mike Mearls

H2 Thunderspire Labyrinth (Dungeons & Dragons) Richard Baker, Mike Mearls ebook
ISBN: 0786948728, 9780786948727
Page: 113
Format: pdf
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast,US

D&D 4th Edition - Primal Power.pdf 78.79 MBs. Brothers Gray, The (Dungeon 172, If your PCs aren't ready for H2 after finishing Keep on the Shadowfell, or if you just haven't had enough of Kalarel, these extra encounters can add extra depth to any H1 experience. A 4th Edition D&D adventure for characters of levels 7–10. It can be played as a standalone adventure or as the second part of a three-part series. Illustrated cardstock terrain tiles for use with D&D. Obsidian Portal allows you to create campaign websites for tabletop role-playing games including, but not limited to Dungeons & Dragons™. This D&D adventure for characters of levels 1–3 was previously produced as a D&D Encounters season adventure. The ancient trees H3 Pyramid of Shadows is the third adventure in a three-part series that began with H1 Keep on the Shadowfell and H2 Thunderspire Labyrinth. After a bit of a thud going from H1 to H2, Ben wanted something much more memorable as the group transitions out of Thunderspire Labyrinth and into Pyramid of Shadows (H3). This evening, I picked up my copy of Thunderspire Labyrinth from a national retailer (btw, there was one more copy available at the store on the west side of town). D&D 4th Edition - Monster Manual.pdf 84.88 MBs. H2 Thunderspire Labyrinth is a D&D adventure designed for heroic-tier characters of levels 4–6. Check out this Side Trek that expands on the action from Thunderspire Labyrinth. Dragon Issues 364–370; Dungeon Issues 155–161. D&D Products To Hit This Month. The Den of Dreus Want more H2 fun? DU1 Halls of the Giant Kings: Dungeon Tiles. D&D 4th Edition - H2 Thunderspire Labyrinth.pdf 83.31 MBs. The climate and terrain data was pulled from previous editions of D&D (3rd edition and even older), and I used my best judgment for this information whenever a monster was truly new to 4E (i.e. Skill challenge in the smithy actually made sense to me (I'm not a huge fan of skill challenges in general) and for that encounter I used part of the Horned Hold from H2 Thunderspire Labyrinth to represent the smithy itself.