IN SEARCH OF THE UNKNOWN - Kestrel Arts（寻找未知的红隼艺术）.pdf

IN SEARCH OF THE UNKNOWN IN SEARCH OF THE UNKNOWN IN SEARCH OF THE UNKNOWNIN SEARCH OF THE UNKNOWN Way back in 1978, Mike Carr wrote a module for Here is a part of the introduction originally in the Dungeons and Dragons, the first module ever printed module (it lacked the typical teaser on the cover most for the game. This classic module was called In Search modules later carried): of the Unknown, and it included tips for GMs, sample characters, rules for hirelings and henchmen, and was Some years ago Rgahn and Zelligar apparently decided upon designed to be as flexible as possible. Rooms were a joint foray into the Barbaric Wastes. Taking most of their largely left unstocked with treasure and monster, and a most trusted servants and employees in a great armed band. list of suggested monsters and treasure was given at the The two personages disappeared into the forbidding southern end for the GM to tailor to their wishes. lands, far from the hills and forests surrounding Quasqueton. The module is fondly remembered as a great introduc- Word just reaching civilization tells of some great battle in tion to the game of Dungeons and Dragons, and has the Barbaric Wastes where the pair met their demise. This been reprinted six times over the years. The only real rumored clash happened so long ago that few even remember weaknesses the module has are the lack of a real story the two. Few details were known of the end these adventurers, and the randomness of the dungeon. That said it’s a the onl