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Master of the Desert Nomads (X4) TSR# 9068

Master of the Desert Nomads (X4) TSR# 9068

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From the Front Cover: "You have been sent on a deadly journey into the wastes of the Sind. Guided only by the reports of a half-dead scout and a scrawled map, you ride straight towards the monstrous armies of the Master" From the Back Cover: To arms! To arms! The battle lines are drawn as desert men and inhuman tribes wait poised to strike on the fertile and rich lands of the east. The call has gone out through the civilized lands. The armies have been raised to match the invading foes from the west. Nobles and peasants have joined swords to greet the foes. But Fate or Chance has decreed another role for the small few. No glorious banners will wave on their march. No squadrons of knights will charge at their word. Instead, they will fight the war with stealth, secrecy, and cunning. The risks they will take are great, but the fates of both armies lie with them. It begins one night for your party far from the fighting. Suddenly you are entrusted with the most dangerous mission of the war. Can you cross the Sind Desert, occupied now by enemy armies, to find the Great Pass? Can you find the one known only as The Master? What will you do if you do find him? So beings your adventure in The Master of the Desert Nomads, the first module of a two-part adventure that can be concluded in the exciting Temple of Death or played entirely on its own. Can your party do what must be done?
Volume:
9068
Année:
1983
Edition:
1
Editeur::
TSR Inc.
Langue:
english
Pages:
36
ISBN 10:
3890840167
ISBN 13:
9783890840161
Collection:
TSR
Fichier:
PDF, 7.16 MB
IPFS:
CID , CID Blake2b
english, 1983
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