DESCRIPTION

Eye of Pain is designed for Advanced Dungeons and Dragons 2nd Edition, but could easily be adapted for 1st Edition or D&D. Written by Thomas M. Reid this adventure  is designed for characters of levels 4-8, and was published in 1996. This is the first of three Monstrous Arcana adventures featuring the cunning and deadly beholder.  It can be played as an individual adventure or as a part of the series which continues in Eye of Doom an concludes in Eye to Eye.

SYNOPSIS

Inside the woods near Bruce's Crossing lurks a very real danger.  It began with a sense of unease, a feeling of being watched.  But now people are disappearing.  The lumberjacks who have stayed in the little village talk of ghosts and other superstitions.  Or at least they did--until a mysterious statue appeared in a clearing near the logging camp.

As if matters weren't strange enough, two mages have arrived and begun hiring armed guards to escort them into these very same woods.  Is there a connection, or is it just coincidence?  Either way, be prepared!  You never know what's out there waiting... and watching.

CONDITION

This copy is in Very Good to Excellent condition. The cover is in Very Good condition showing light to moderate wear.   There is some creasing along the fold, the corners are slightly rounded and there is some light edge wear.  The interior is in Excellent condition showing light wear overall.  There is some slight corner rounding and edge wear.  It is very clean, no writing or other marks.  It does not look like it has ever been used.

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Stock No. 01254

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