Anyway, this is a funhouse dungeon with indeed some fun ideas, the reverse gravity and the chess room in particular, but most of it didn't spark for me in the way that something like, let's say, White Plume Mountain did, working in a similar mode.
If you're looking for a dungeon to insert into your campaign, or a neat con The idea of playing D&D in a tournament setting, with scoring and all that entails, seems totally foreign and incomprehensible to me, but I guess it really did happen. The idea of playing D&D in a tournament setting, with scoring and all that entails, seems totally foreign and incomprehensible to me, but I guess it really did happen.
But I've always loved the mod anyway, and am ever-thankful to my parents for grabbing me this apparently difficult to find D&D gem.more I had never heard of tournament play, so didn't appreciate the reasoning behind the (even for a D&D dungeon) contrived encounters, but the artwork and backstory enticed me to read this thing until the cover fell off.įor some reason, this is one of the "loneliest" feeling modules TSR ever put out, probably precisely because, as a tournament adventure, it wasn't supposed to fit into a neat storyline or milieux (though vaguely shoe-horned into Greyhawk, I never believed it). Since they'd already become concerned with how much time I was spending on D&D at the time-setting time limits and curfews on READING-this will tell you how sick I must've been. For some reason, this My parents got me a copy of Ghost Tower when I was about 13 and sick with the flu. I had never heard of tournament play, so didn't appreciate the reasoning behind the (even for a D&D dungeon) contrived encounters, but the artwork and backstory enticed me to read this thing until the cover fell off. My parents got me a copy of Ghost Tower when I was about 13 and sick with the flu.
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