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Sample File ® May/June 2002 Vol Sample file ® May/June 2002 Vol. XVI, No. 2 Issue #92 EDITORIAL 6 LETTERS 8 INTERLOPERS OF RETURN OF THE RUUN-KHAZAI 14 BLESSED DAMOZEL 68 David Noonan Frank Brunner An ancient githyanki stronghold is ripe for the pick- A restless spirit pleads for a troubled soul to mend his ing—or is it. A D&D adventure for four 13th-level PCs ways. A D&D Side Trek for four 11th-level PCs but but adaptable for levels 9 and up. This adventure sup- adaptable for levels 7–15. ports the new Stronghold Builder’s Guide. CRITICAL THREAT: SampleTHE file RAZING OF LORD FLAME 46 REDSHORE 72 DUNGEON Staff James Jacobs He fights, he burns. What else is there? A D&D Critical Can the city of Redshore be saved from utter destruc- Threat. tion? A D&D adventure for four 20th-level PCs but adaptable for levels 16–19. This adventure is your gate- THE SWARM 48 way to Epic-level play. Tito Leati It’s never too late to savor the sweet taste of revenge. A D&D adventure for four 1st-level PCs but adaptable for levels 2–5. This adventure supports the new novel The Savage Caves, by T.H. Lane. “Power, like a desolating pestilence, Pollutes whate’er it touches; and obedience, Bane of all genius, virtue, freedom, truth, Makes slaves of men, and of the human frame A mechanized automaton.” —Percy Bysshe Shelley, Queen Mab. iii. COVER In the silvery void of the Astral Plane, Kurluth the githyanki sets forth to destroy anyone who dares uncover his mystic secrets. Artist Marc Sasso reveals the danger awaiting the unwary “Interlopers of Ruun-Khazai.” MY MENTOR Group Publisher Johnny Wilson I started playing D&D at the tender age of five: My brother was the Editor Chris Thomasson DM, and he needed players. Unfortunately, my mother, with our Contributing Editors Erik Mona best interests at heart, was caught up in the frenzy of anti-D&D sen- Matthew Sernett Stacie A. Fiorito timent running rampant in the early- to mid-eighties, and she ended Christopher Perkins up burning all our books. (Just so you know, she’s not so wacky now.) Art Director Chris Thomasson Roleplaying games dropped off my radar until I was sixteen. Designers Christopher Perkins Theresa Cummins My mom also doesn’t care much for board games of any sort; it was Production Director John Dunn one of the few things she declined to do with my brother and I. And Circulation Director Pierce Watters after the D&D episode, my brother—four years my senior—found Advertising Sales Director Johnny Wilson Ad Traffic Manager Dawnelle Miesner that his friends were amenable to board games, and he happily Cover Artist Marc Sasso EDITORIAL excluded me from such activities, not that I blame him. So where was a junior would-be gamer to get his fix? Well, my Contributing Authors David Noonan Frank Brunner grandparents lived right next door to us when I was growing up. If I Tito Leati James Jacobs got bored, chances were, that’s where I’d head. And grandpa, no matter what he was doing (usually napping), would sit up and play a Contributing Artists Marc Sasso Bob Klasnich board game with me if I so desired. We played everything he had in Carl Critchlow Derek Thompson his closet—Monopoly, Sorry, Mille Bournes, Yahtzee, Cribbage, and Christopher West Craig Zipse others. He even let me cheat (and boy, did I) and never said a word. Aaron Williams Jason A. Engle Through these game sessions, we bonded; it was, in fact, “the thing” I had in common with my grandfather that helped us tolerate each other when I was in my butthead teen years. Over the course of my childhood, it became standard practice for DUNGEON (ISSN# 1526-6391) is published bi-monthly by Wizards of the Coast, Inc., 1801 Lind Ave. SW, Renton, WA me to head to grandpa’s after school and play a quick game with him 98055, United States of America. 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