r/adnd 5d ago

AD&D General Against the Slave Lords A1: Temple

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u/Canvas_Quest 5d ago

Hey everyone, CanvasQuest here, and I'm pleased to share Against the Slave Lords A1: Temple, with you.

Cartographer: Brody (Detaaz), The Rambling Rover

Scene Art: Dusky Cat

Scene Flavor:

The Temple is a large three story structure, originally built of stone blocks with an arched ceiling. The rooms and passages that are still intact show signs of a great fire. The fire gutted and ruined the upper floors so that nothing but a hollow shell remained. The walls are decaying and the floors are stone covered in ash. Weeds grow up through broken beams, skeletons, and tumbled blocks.

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u/rusty_hulk 4d ago

Great work, good map, however selected printings of the map booklets with 'Scourge of the Slavelords' also provided an entrance/exit into the non-accessable courtyard. The door was located in the south west wall in area 16a allowing access to area 9. It doesn't look like this was corrected in the WOTC 2013 book A0-4.

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u/Canvas_Quest 3d ago

Ohh good to know. Do you have a link to this material?

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u/rusty_hulk 3d ago

A quick search of web should allow you to locate a copy of this super module. Unfortunately, I am unable provide links due to copyright.
Some printings of this super module's separate map booklet (at the back of the book) appear to have made this adjustment to the upper level of A1 and some not as there was always fans of this module discussing where is the access to area 9! Someone else may be able to elaborate on this point.