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This adventure has a big bad demon meanie and as the adventure progresses it becomes stronger and a little freer than it was when the game begins. And they are going to have to use more than just their swords and spells to win the day. They are going to have to pick their enemies wisely. They are going to have to play enemies off of each other. Instead they are going to have to make allies. With such a large inhabited place a small low level group is not going to storm the place and kill everything in sight and then walk away with all of the loot. If you have read any of my own adventures then you know how much I love these as well. There are lots of magical вЂњtricksвЂќ in this adventure which are a staple of Gygax adventures. And one very large set of ruins with dungeons beneath it as well as portals to other planes. There are two separate villages presented. It is, more or less, an entire campaign from first to about eighth level. And then I found this module again along with the additional portions that were not available for me when I first read it. It was not until after I was done with school that I came back to the game and really began playing regularly again.

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The other installments of the series came out during that time I was not really into the game all that much any more. After a few years I was off to college and more or less forgot about D&D for a while. But nothing really consistent was formed.

I started a couple of groups of my own with others from high school. The Dungeons and Dragons group that I began with in 1979 only lasted until about вЂ™81 or вЂ™82. And that is what I used it for.ДЄt this point I was just starting High School. It seemed as if it was just intended to be a starting village for low level adventurers. When I first bought this module I did not not what to expect. None of the other T series installments had yet been published.

There was no вЂњTemple of Elemental EvilвЂќ yet. Village of Hommlet was a stand alone product at the time. But I stumbled on T1 Village of Hommlet at this mall in a place I really never expected to find any Dungeons and Dragons stuff. Up to this point all I had seen from TSR were the various giant modules and the Tomb of Horrors. It was at a KB toy store in a nearby mall. In the summer of 1980 I was visiting my grandparents in the Biloxi, Mississpi area when I came across part of this module for the first time.

What I like about the Temple of Elemental Evil New forces of evil, and good, have moved into these ruins. Two villages stand in close proximity to the ruins of this evil and desolate place.

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That demon is working itвЂ™s way free again. Long ago a powerful demon was trapped and bound deep in a dungeon far beneath the earth. The adventure was published by TSR in 1985. This module was written by Gary Gygax and Frank Mentzer. It is 145 pages long from cover to cover. The Temple of Elemental Evil is a megadungeon.

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