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Does the party have what it takes to rid the region of these lizard vermin? And what else may lie within the dark, dank caverns? And is this just the beginning of the party's troubles? This all new revised second edition includes;.

Suggested No. PC's: Suggested levels: Included are four great modules that can be played both with the campaign setting, or in the setting of any GM. The bundle includes Yrchyn, the tyrant , Arachnophobia!

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Advanced Search. Yrchyn, the tyrant PDF. From Usherwood Publishing. Selected Option:. ZIP File. Softcover, Standard Color Book. Average Rating 4 ratings. This all new revised second edition includes; 2 introductory wilderness encounters 31 defined chambers New OSRIC creatures and magic 3 Open Gaming Content items Complete regional background to provide historical context to the adventure 6 detailed adventure maps 18 pre-generated PC templates including 8 new PC classes unique to the Usherwood Adventures setting Designed for First Edition and OSRIC fantasy-based role-playing game systems.

Includes PDF form notation fields on every page, as well as a comprehensive Game Masters' Adventure Log for organizing your players, detailed player character record sheet template, and new OGC items. Play as a stand-alone module, or as the first of five adventures that make up The Bone-Hilt Sword campaign. Bundles containing this product:.

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Narrow Results. Rule System. Apocalypse World Engine. BRP Basic Roleplaying. Modiphius 2d Savage Worlds. Product Type. Core Rulebooks. Non-Core Books. Other Tabletop Games. Introducing the Monstrous Arcana. The "Monstrous Arcana" sourcebook was a totally new idea for TSR: a beautiful, coffee-table book that would have twice as many illustrations as the typical TSR supplement.

It was intended to focus on a single iconic monster, but to be more than a traditional sourcebook: it would also include captions, sidebars, and tagged illustrations. The book would then be laid out in an attractive and dynamic way, with lots of interior color.

However, the Monstrous Arcana series was more than just sourcebooks. Each sourcebook was to be linked to a trilogy of adventures about the same iconic monster. A History of Monster Books. A History of the Beholder. Terry Kuntz came up with the basic idea, which Gary Gygax then detailed for publication in Supplement I: Greyhawk The beholder also appeared on the cover of Greyhawk in an illustration by Greg Bell. The name of the monster may not have been determined at the time, as Bell labeled the beholder as a "sphere of doom" -- though his caption was removed before publication.

At the time the connection was not made explicit, as the Monster Manual said, "It is possible that this monster is a relative of the beholder". The beholder's iconic status was obvious by the early '80s when it was the fourth monster to appear in Dragon's classic "Ecology" series of articles -- following the piercer, the catoblepas, and the mimic. This was the article that really nailed down the connection between the beholder and the eye of the deep:. Ed Greenwood generally seems to like beholders, so they showed up in the Forgotten Realms too, starting with FR1: "Waterdeep and the North" However, the beholder's biggest expansion ever came in Spelljammer , which made them a major spacefaring species, and also introduced the "orbus" and "hive mother" variants.

Monsters of Note. Future History. Two more Monstrous Arcana series then appeared in the following years: a sahuagin series that began with "The Sea Devils" ; and a mind flayer series that began with "The Illithiad" Monster sourcebooks became much more popular in the 3e era, but there was never anything quite like the Monster Arcana's coffee-table sourcebooks and linked adventures.

About the Creators. He says that he was quite burned out while working on his final two supplements, The Complete Ninja's Handbook and "I, Tyrant" He ultimately decided that he couldn't finish it … but simultaneously learned that TSR had decided to delay the project on their own. Allston produced one more major RPG work: Champions Fifth Edition , but in later years he was best known for his Star Wars novels — a field he was well acclaimed in prior to his death in Please feel free to mail corrections, comments, and additions to shannon.

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Log In with Facebook. Log In I am new here. Remember me. Error: No match for email address or password. Password forgotten? Click here. Advanced Search. Monstrous Arcana: I, Tyrant 2e. From Wizards of the Coast. Watermarked PDF. Average Rating 7 ratings. This was the article that really nailed down the connection between the beholder and the eye of the deep: "Many have speculated that the eye of the deep is related to the beholder, and it is our considered opinion that it is indeed a related species; perhaps both were once the same creature and evolved differently to master then vastly different environments.

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Brett D. I found this interesting from a historical standpoint. The layout is very 'non-traditional' for TSR, and breaks a lot of layout and design rules. Jeb B. A neat product, with lots of good material on beholders - much of it useful for any game.

A must read for anyone who wants to flesh out beholders and their society. Unfortunately, the scan has some quality issues, with distortion along the edges [ Panagiotis K. Vast informative material. Good work overall.