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Icarus’ lithe form easily slipped through the gap in the bars. Guided by the light of his magical sword, the thief moved first to the east where the corridor began to curve towards the south and then to the west only to find out that corridor in this direction also curved toward the south. Suspectin...

As the intrepid adventurers prepared to step through the newly widened gap in the bars, a new voice rang out. “Wait I want to cast a spell. It will tell me if there are any interplanar gates in the area.” The speaker was the company’s resident mage. This mysterious practitioner of the arcane arts cl...

Yes, that's the main entrance into the Iounic Caverns ;) Allan. Well if that's the case, here is what I have written up (cross-posted from Dragonsfoot): Icarus the Rogue moved silently down the corridor towards the portcullis that his new comrades had found earlier in their explorations of this new...

We did The Iounic Caverns in Jersey too. Fid had an interesting write up of that and (man I can't remember his name, but he was an artist) drew the map. Might be over on DF's "South Jersey / Philly" thread. Edit: WK Nolan drew the map ;) Ron: I don't think that was the Iounic Caverns. I think the d...

Thanks for the endorsement P&P and even bigger thanks for stepping in to help GB with the heavy lifting at the end!

Just thought you folks would be interested.

For a D&D fan The Eyes of the Overworld is probably the ideal place to start. It's actually the second book in the "Dying Earth" series, but whereas the first volume ( The Dying Earth ) is a collection of unconnected stories that are more static and cerebral -- seemingly highly influenced by Clark ...