The Egg of the Phoenix (1981)

tfm · Posted: Sun May 28, 2006 10:01 pm Post subject: The Egg of the Phoenix (1981)

Title: The Egg of the Phoenix Part I: The Caves of Northending
Item Code: R-3
Type: Tournament adventure module
Copyright: n/a
Author(s): Frank Mentzer
Artwork: n/a
Place of Publication: n/a
Format: 23 sheets plus labeled envelope
ISBN: n/a
Cover Price: n/a
Mass: 120g
Dimensions: length 27.9cm, width 21.6 cm, thickness .3cm
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Original module prepared for GenCon XIV. The prepublication is a post tournament copy, differentiated from other editions by the Prepublication Envelope, the signature of Frank Mentzer, and a number.

tfm · Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 11:12 pm Post subject:

Title: To the Aid of Falx
Item Code: R-3
Type: Adventure for the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing system
Copyright: 1982 by TSR Hobbies
Authors: Frank Mentzer
Artwork: Walters
Cartography: n/a
Place of Publication: Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, United States
Printer: n/a
Format: 32 page softcover booklet, stapled, with wrap-around cover
ISBN: 0-935676-98-9
Cover Price: n/a
Mass: 108g
Dimensions: length 27.4cm, width 21.5cm, thickness .2cm

Chromatic-Knight · Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2007 11:45 pm Post subject:

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From the back cover:

In the lonely town of Northending, the Council of Five has called the famous Paladin Athelstan to their aid. The fabulous artifact known as the Egg of the Phoenix has disappeared. It was stolen by evil beings and hidden far away-in the Negative Material Plane itself, guarded by a real Phoenix!

This is the third of the RPGA series of AD&D modules. Each RPGA module has been used at an official GEN CON tournament, and has been designed to provide maximum entertainment. THE EGG OF THE PHOENIX is usable in campaign or tournament play (using the unique RPGA Tournament System, included herein), and is designed for a balanced party of 5-8 characters of levels 5-9. The original 6 tournament characters are provided, along with detail and overview maps, scenario and character background information, and detailed encounter descriptions for the Dungeon Master.