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Contents of E:\Pub\RPG\Fantasy\D&D\D&D1e Contents of E:\pub\RPG\Fantasy\D&D\D&D1e and AD&D\AD&D - Adventures\ ] AD&D - Against the Giants - Liberation of Geoff.pdf ::INFO:: 18.64 MiB AD&D - Apocalypse Stone.pdf ::INFO:: 30.62 MiB AD&D - Astral Blade.pdf ::INFO:: 346.78 KiB AD&D - Axe of the Dwarvish Lords.pdf ::INFO:: 35.19 MiB AD&D - Bandits.doc ::INFO:: 21.58 KiB AD&D - Bigby's Tomb (from polyhedron #20).pdf ::INFO:: 5.36 MiB AD&D - Black Pyramid of the Ancient Cloakers.doc ::INFO:: 180.51 KiB AD&D - Black Roses (from Imagine #11) (reduced).pdf ::INFO:: 1.21 MiB AD&D - Black Roses (from Imagine #11).pdf ::INFO:: 20.67 MiB AD&D - Black Tower.pdf ::INFO:: 1.63 MiB AD&D - Blackrock Brothers Abroad.rtf ::INFO:: 1.67 MiB AD&D - Blood on the Snow.pdf ::INFO:: 1.10 MiB AD&D - Bloodbane Keep.doc ::INFO:: 98.27 KiB AD&D - Box for the Margrave (from Imagine #3) (reduced).pdf ::INFO:: 2.48 MiB AD&D - Box for the Margrave (from Imagine #3).pdf ::INFO:: 31.24 MiB AD&D - Brittlestone Parapets (a one-page dungeon).pdf ::INFO:: 134.29 KiB AD&D - Catapult Run.pdf ::INFO:: 3.10 MiB AD&D - Citadel by the Sea (from Dragon 78).pdf ::INFO:: 2.17 MiB AD&D - Cold Drake Canyon.pdf ::INFO:: 1.21 MiB AD&D - Corrupt Crypt of Ilmater.pdf ::INFO:: 1.55 MiB AD&D - Council of Wyrms (boxed set).pdf ::INFO:: 29.61 MiB AD&D - Cry of the Gravegod (a one-page dungeon).pdf ::INFO:: 285.16 KiB AD&D - Dancing Hut of Baba Yaga.pdf ::INFO:: 29.48 MiB AD&D - Dark & Hidden Ways.pdf ::INFO:: 8.20 MiB AD&D - Dead of Night.pdf ::INFO:: 402.42 KiB AD&D - Deck of Encounters, Set 1.pdf ::INFO:: 104.80 MiB AD&D - Deck of Encounters, Set 2.pdf ::INFO:: 37.30 MiB AD&D - Devil's Bride.pdf ::INFO:: 3.10 MiB AD&D - Dhowin's Rest.doc ::INFO:: 330.19 KiB AD&D - Diablo II - The Awakening.pdf ::INFO:: 41.95 MiB AD&D - Die Vecna Die.pdf ::INFO:: 28.22 MiB AD&D - Displaced.doc ::INFO:: 79.13 KiB AD&D - Dragon Mountain.pdf ::INFO:: 46.35 MiB AD&D - Dragon's Den.pdf ::INFO:: 24.27 MiB AD&D - Dragothas Lair.pdf ::INFO:: 1.72 MiB AD&D - Dreaded Island.pdf ::INFO:: 2.20 MiB AD&D - Dungeons of Despair.pdf ::INFO:: 20.14 MiB AD&D - Eye of the Wyvern.pdf ::INFO:: 13.11 MiB AD&D - Family Secrets.doc ::INFO:: 68.18 KiB AD&D - Fire & Ice.doc ::INFO:: 66.56 KiB AD&D - First Quest - Audio.zip ::INFO:: 61.64 MiB AD&D - First Quest.pdf ::INFO:: 41.76 MiB AD&D - For Honour of the Tribe (from Imagine #2) (reduced).pdf ::INFO:: 2.30 MiB AD&D - For Honour of the Tribe (from Imagine #2).pdf ::INFO:: 44.47 MiB AD&D - Gates of Firestorm Peak.pdf ::INFO:: 31.13 MiB AD&D - Goblin Gully.pdf ::INFO:: 1.22 MiB AD&D - Goblin's Tooth 2 - Faces of Love.pdf ::INFO:: 557.82 KiB AD&D - Guardian of the Key to Time (from Imagine #8) (reduced).pdf ::INFO:: 2.40 MiB AD&D - Guardian of the Key to Time (from Imagine #8).pdf ::INFO:: 41.69 MiB AD&D - Habititition of the Stone Giant Lord.pdf ::INFO:: 11.95 MiB AD&D - Haunted Tower of Ashaf.doc ::INFO:: 13.41 KiB AD&D - Hero's Tale.pdf ::INFO:: 40.87 MiB AD&D - Hidden Shrine (a one-page dungeon).pdf ::INFO:: 887.40 KiB AD&D - House of Nobles.pdf ::INFO:: 251.38 KiB AD&D - Irilian (from White Dwarf).pdf ::INFO:: 8.15 MiB AD&D - Jakandor, Island of War.pdf ::INFO:: 44.82 MiB AD&D - Jakandor, Isle of Destiny.pdf ::INFO:: 43.33 MiB AD&D - Jakandor, Land of Legend.pdf ::INFO:: 40.55 MiB AD&D - Kiss of Death.pdf ::INFO:: 110.42 KiB AD&D - Kugelburg Flood (a four-page dungeon).pdf ::INFO:: 367.26 KiB AD&D - Labyrinth of Madness.pdf ::INFO:: 5.15 MiB AD&D - Lair of the Demodand.pdf ::INFO:: 818.48 KiB AD&D - Law vs Chaos.doc ::INFO:: 180.52 KiB AD&D - Living Jungle - Character Sheet.pdf ::INFO:: 36.33 KiB AD&D - Living Jungle.rar ::INFO:: 5.10 MiB AD&D - Lost Mine of Klangdensturm.pdf ::INFO:: 570.33 KiB AD&D - Lost Pyramid of the Desert King.pdf ::INFO:: 103.42 KiB AD&D - Lost Shrine of Bundushatur.pdf ::INFO:: 6.95 MiB AD&D - Lyndum (from Imagine #9) (reduced).pdf ::INFO:: 2.34 MiB AD&D - Lyndum (from Imagine #9).pdf ::INFO:: 40.61 MiB AD&D - Mad Demigod's Castle.pdf ::INFO:: 980.48 KiB AD&D - Marsh Idol (from Imagine #15) (reduced).pdf ::INFO:: 859.10 KiB AD&D - Marsh Idol (from Imagine #15).pdf ::INFO:: 15.48 MiB AD&D - Melford Murder.pdf ::INFO:: 1.10 MiB AD&D - Monastery of the Order of Crimson Monks.pdf ::INFO:: 472.80 KiB AD&D - Monstrous Arcana - Darkness Gathering.pdf ::INFO:: 17.18 MiB AD&D - Monstrous Arcana - Dawn of the Overmind.pdf ::INFO:: 19.29 MiB AD&D - Monstrous Arcana - Evil Tide.pdf ::INFO:: 8.60 MiB AD&D - Monstrous Arcana - Eye of Doom.pdf ::INFO:: 6.79 MiB AD&D - Monstrous Arcana - Eye of Pain.pdf ::INFO:: 6.45 MiB AD&D - Monstrous Arcana - Eye to Eye.pdf ::INFO:: 11.43 MiB AD&D - Monstrous Arcana - Masters of Eternal Night.pdf ::INFO:: 6.91 MiB AD&D - Monstrous Arcana - Night of the Shark.pdf ::INFO:: 25.17 MiB AD&D - Monstrous Arcana - Sea of Blood.pdf ::INFO:: 16.18 MiB AD&D - Moonlight Madness.pdf ::INFO:: 9.27 MiB AD&D - Morganville.pdf ::INFO:: 6.38 MiB AD&D - Mound in the Ring (from Imagine #12) (reduced).pdf ::INFO:: 438.61 KiB AD&D - Mound in the Ring (from Imagine #12).pdf ::INFO:: 8.38 MiB AD&D - Murky Deep.pdf ::INFO:: 4.92 MiB AD&D - Night Below.pdf ::INFO:: 50.88 MiB AD&D - Orcs of Galazar.doc ::INFO:: 27.67 KiB AD&D - Phantastical Phantasmagorical Montie Haul Dungeon.pdf ::INFO:: 2.22 MiB AD&D - Quest for the Golden Orb.pdf ::INFO:: 10.18 MiB AD&D - Rake's Hold.doc ::INFO:: 55.22 KiB AD&D - Random Encounters.txt ::INFO:: 61.86 KiB AD&D - Resurrection.doc ::INFO:: 22.32 KiB AD&D - Return to the Keep on the Borderlands.pdf ::INFO:: 26.86 MiB AD&D - Return to the Tomb of Horrors.pdf ::INFO:: 59.39 MiB AD&D - Return to White Plume Mountain.pdf ::INFO:: 12.23 MiB AD&D - Reverse Dungeon.pdf ::INFO:: 7.94 MiB AD&D - Road to Danger.pdf ::INFO:: 12.60 MiB AD&D - Rod of Seven Parts.pdf ::INFO:: 79.44 MiB AD&D - Round the Bend (from Imagine #15) (reduced).pdf ::INFO:: 2.24 MiB AD&D - Round the Bend (from Imagine #15).pdf ::INFO:: 38.88 MiB AD&D - Saga of the Witch Queen.pdf ::INFO:: 14.75 MiB AD&D - Secret of Tallow Falls.pdf ::INFO:: 4.90 MiB AD&D - Serpent Islands.pdf ::INFO:: 5.45 MiB AD&D - Shattered Circle.pdf ::INFO:: 12.15 MiB AD&D - Shoon's Legacy.doc ::INFO:: 95.77 KiB AD&D - Shrine of the Oracle.pdf ::INFO:: 1.49 MiB AD&D - Silver Key.pdf ::INFO:: 6.12 MiB AD&D - Slithering Shadow.pdf ::INFO:: 787.72 KiB AD&D - Solstice at Castle Falkens (from Imagine #13) (reduced).pdf ::INFO:: 1.29 MiB AD&D - Solstice at Castle Falkens (from Imagine #13).pdf ::INFO:: 26.44 MiB AD&D - Spider Farm.pdf ::INFO:: 452.38 KiB AD&D - Star of Kolhapur.pdf ::INFO:: 6.77 MiB AD&D - Sunfire's Heart (from White Dwarf).pdf ::INFO:: 5.12 MiB AD&D - Survial of the Funniest.doc ::INFO:: 89.84 KiB AD&D - Survival of the Funniest.pdf ::INFO:: 250.30 KiB AD&D - Taking of the Siandabhair (from Imagine #5) (reduced).pdf ::INFO:: 8.66 MiB AD&D - Taking of the Siandabhair (from Imagine #5).pdf ::INFO:: 29.39 MiB AD&D - Tale of the Comet.pdf ::INFO:: 35.96 MiB AD&D - Temple of Diancecht.pdf ::INFO:: 87.97 KiB AD&D - Temple of the Damned.pdf ::INFO:: 1014.10 KiB AD&D - Temple, Tower & Tomb.pdf ::INFO:: 6.28 MiB AD&D - The Folio, Pt 1.pdf ::INFO:: 22.63 MiB AD&D - 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