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En bleu : gamme officielle française 20/01/18 Liste des modules Donjons & Dragons – En vert : traduction / révision du DDD (1978-1994) En noir : non traduit Les dates indiquées sont celles des sorties VO. En rouge : traduction en cours Source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Dungeons_%26_Dragons_modules En gris : trad en « stand-by » A A—Aerie of the Slave Lords— Le Repaire des esclavagistes est une campagne de 4 scénarios pour AD&D reliés entre eux et créés pour la XIII° Gen Con pour le monde de Greyhawk. Ils peuvent également, précédés par les modules de la série T et suivis par ceux de la série G, s’insérer dans une campagne plus longue. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année A1 les Fosses à esclaves de la cité souterraine 4-7 David Cook 1980 A2 le Secret du fortin des esclavagistes 4-7 Harold Johnson, Tom Moldvay 1981 A3 À l’assaut du repaire des Seigneurs des chaînes 4-7 Allen Hammack 1981 A4 Dans les cachots des Seigneurs des chaînes 4-7 Lawrence Schick 1981 A1-4 Scourge of the Slavelords 4-7 Multiple 1986 AC—ACcessory Modules— série d’accessoires pour D&D (Base, Expert, Compagnon, Master), la plupart incluaient des mini-aventures. Ils sont en général associés au monde de Mystara bien qu’ils soient souvent assez génériques. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année AC1 Shady Dragon Inn N/A Carl Smith 1983 AC2 Écran de combat et mini-aventure 4-7 David Cook 1984 AC3 The Kidnapping of Princess Arelina 2–5 Garry Spiegle 1984 AC4 le Livre des merveilles magiques N/A Frank Mentzer, Gary Gygax 1985 AC5 Player Character Record Sheets N/A N/A 1985 AC6 Player Character Record Sheets N/A N/A 1985 AC7 Écran master N/A N/A 1985 AC8 The Revenge of Rusak 7–9 David Cook 1985 AC9 Creature Catalog N/A Various 1986 AC10 Bestiaire des dragons et Géants Multiple N/A 1987 AC11 The Book of Wondrous Inventions N/A N/A 1987 B B—Basic — série pour être utilisés avec la boîte de base de Donjons et Dragons. Pour la plupart, il s’agit d’aventures indépendantes se déroulant dans Mystara. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année B1 À la recherche de l'Inconnu 1-3 Mike Carr 1978 B2 le Château-fort aux confins du pays 1-3 Gary Gygax 1979 B3 le Palais de la princesse Argenta 1-3 Tom Moldvay, Jean Wells 1981 B4 la Cité perdue 1-3 Tom Moldvay 1982 B5 Horreur sur la colline 1-3 Douglas Niles 1983 B6 la Secte masquée 1-3 David Cook 1984 B7 Rahasia 1-3 Tracy Hickman, Laura Hickman 1984 B8 l’Odyssée du Rocher 1-3 Michael Malone 1984 B9 Château Caldwell et ses environs 1-3 Harry Nuckols 1985 B10 Terreur dans les ténèbres 2-4 Jim Bambra, Graeme Morris 1986 B11 le Festival du roi 1 Carl Sargent 1989 B12 la Moisson de la reine 1 Carl Sargent 1989 BSOLO Ghost of Lion Castle 1-3 Merle M. Rasmussen 1984 B1–9 en Quête de l’aventure 1-3 multiple 1987 C C—Compétition— des modules AD&D spécifiquement conçus pour le jeu en tournoi, fournis avec un sys- tème de points selon les actions des joueurs. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année C1 le Tombeau caché de Tamoachan 5-7 Harold Johnson, Jeff R. Leason 1980 C2 la Tour fantôme d’Inverness 5–7 Allen Hammack 1980 C3 L’Île Perdue de Castanamir 1-4 Ken Rolston 1984 C4 Trouvez un Roi 4–7 Bob Blake 1985 C5 le Fléau de Llywelyn 4–7 Bob Blake 1985 C6 The Official RPGA Tournament Hand- 4–8 Daniel Kramarsky, Jean 1987 book & Bruce Rabe CA—City of Adventure— modules conçus pour La Cité de l’Aventure pour AD&D (1ère édition), néces- sitent le supplément, Lankhmar, cité de l’aventure pour être joués. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année CA1 Swords of the Undercity 8–12 Carl Smith, Bruce 1986 Nesmith, Douglas Niles CA2 Swords of Deceit 10–15 Stephen Bourne, Ken Rolston, 1986 Steve Ecca, Michael Dobson CB—Conan the Barbarian— modules pour AD&D (1ere édition) en lien avec le film « Conan le barbare ». Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année CB1 Conan Unchained! 10–14 David Cook 1984 CB2 Conan Against Darkness! 10–14 Ken Rolston 1984 CM—CoMpanion— les modules CoMpanion sont destinés à être utilisés avec la boite Compagnon de Don- jons et Dragons (ou l’Encyclopédie des règles) et sont situés à Mystara. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année CM1 l’Épreuve des Seigneurs de la guerre 15+ Douglas Niles 1984 CM2 la Chevauchée de la Camarde 15-20 Garry Spiegle 1984 CM3 la Rivière Sabre 18-22 Douglas Niles et Bruce Nesmith 1984 CM4 Earthshaker! 18–20 David Cook 1985 CM5 Mystery of the Snow Pearls 15–25 Anne Gray McCready 1985 CM6 Où règne le chaos 17–19 Graeme Morris 1985 CM7 l’Arbre de vie Elfes 8+ Bruce A. Heard 1986 CM8 The Endless Stair 15–20 Ed Greenwood 1987 CM9 Legacy of Blood 15–19 Steve Perrin, Katharine Kerr 1987 D D—Drow— série de quatre scénarios reliés entre eux créés pour la XI° Gen Con pour le monde de Greyhawk. Ils peuvent également, précédés par les modules de la série G et suivis par ceux de la série Q, s’insérer dans une campagne plus longue. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année D1 Descente dans les profondeurs de la terre 9-11 Ernest Gary Gygax 1978 D2 le Sanctuaire des kuo-toas 11-13 Ernest Gary Gygax 1978 D3 la Voûte des drows 10–14 Ernest Gary Gygax 1978 D1-2 Descente dans les profondeurs de la terre 9-14 Ernest Gary Gygax 1981 DA—Dave Arneson— modules de Dave Arneson dans le monde de Blackmoor (boîte Expert) Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année DA1 Adventures in Blackmoor 10–14 Dave L. Arneson, David J. Ritchie 1986 DA2 Temple of the Frog 10–14 Dave L. Arneson, David J. Ritchie 1986 DA3 City of the Gods 10–14 Dave L. Arneson, David J. Ritchie 1987 DA4 The Duchy of Ten 10–14 David J. Ritchie 1987 DDA—Dungeons & Dragons Aventure— pour les règles de Base et se déroulant à Mystara. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année DDA1 l’Arène de Thyatis 2–3 John Nephew 1990 DDA2 les Légions de Thyatis 3–4 John Nephew 1990 DDA3 l’Œil de Traldar 1–2 Carl Sargent 1991 DDA4 la Terreur de Dymrak 1–3 John Nephew 1991 DL–Dragonlance— série qui a initié la campagne de DragonLance, ils forment une suite de modules tradi- tionnels pour AD&D (1ere édition), excepté les DL 5 qui sont consacrés à la description du monde, le DL 11 qui est un jeu de plateau et les DL 15 et 16 qui proposent de courtes aventures, hors du cycle initial. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année DL1 Dragons du Désespoir 4-6 Tracy Hickman 1984 DL2 Dragons de Flammes 4-7 Douglas Niles 1984 DL3 Dragons de l’Espoir 6-8 Tracy Hickman 1984 DL4 Dragons de la Désolation 6-8 Tracy Hickman, Michael Dobson 1984 DL5 Dragons du Mystère N/A Michael Dobson 1984 DL6 Dragons de Glace 6-9 Douglas Niles 1985 DL7 Dragons de Lumière 7-9 Jeff Grubb 1985 DL8 Dragons de Guerre 9–10 Tracy Hickman, Laura Hickman 1985 DL9 Dragons de Fourberie 8–10 Douglas Niles 1985 DL10 Dragons des rêves 8–10 Tracy Hickman 1985 DL11 Dragons of Glory N/A Tracy Hickman, Douglas Niles 1986 DL12 Dragons of Faith 9–10 Harold Johnson, Bruce Heard 1986 DL13 Dragons of Truth 10–13 Tracy Hickman 1986 DL14 Dragons of Triumph 10–14 Douglas Niles 1986 DL15 Mists of Krynn 0–15 multiple 1988 DL16 World of Krynn 4–12 multiple 1988 DLA—Dragonlance Adventure— la trilogie DragonLance Aventure est une série de trois aventures écrites pour la seconde édition d’AD&D. Reliées entre elles, elles se déroulent sur le continent perdu de Taladas, dans le monde de LanceDragon. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année DLA1 Dragon Dawn 5–7 Deborah Christian 1990 DLA2 Dragon Knight Rick Swan 1990 DLA3 Dragon's Rest 8–9 Rick Swan 1990 DLC—Dragonlance Classics— rassemble les modules originaux de la saga de DragonLance , révisés pour la seconde édition d’AD&D. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année DLC1 Classics Vol 1 3–8 1990 DLC2 Classics Vol. 2 8–12 1993 DLC3 Classics Vol. 3 13-15 1994 DL–Dragonlance (Epic/Quest/Saga/Tales) — série de modules conçus pour DragonLance , les lettres correspondent à différentes sous séries. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année DLE1 In Search of Dragons 5–8 Rick Swan 1989 DLE2 Dragon Magic 5–9 Rick Swan 1989 DLE3 Dragon Keep 5–9 Rick Swan 1989 DLQ1 Knight's Sword 1–3 Colin McComb, Thomas M. Reid 1992 DLQ2 Flint's Axe 2–4 Tim Beach 1992 DLS1 New Beginnings Mark Acres 1991 DLS2 Tree Lords 1–2 John Terra 1991 DLS3 Oak Lords Blake Mobley 1991 DLS4 Wild Elves 4–7 Scott Bennie 1991 DLT1 The Land Reborn John Terra 1993 DQ—DragonQuest module compatible avec la première édition d’AD&D (1e édition) et le jeu de rôles Dra- gonQuest après la reprise par TSR de ce jeu créé par SPI. Code Titre Niveaux Auteur(s) Année DQ1 The Shattered Statue 5–9 Paul Jaquays 1987 DS(Q/E)—Dark Sun (Quest/Epic)— la série Dark Sun est une série d’aventures nécessitant la boîte de base de Dark Sun.
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    by Anthony Pryor Credits Design: Anthony Pryor Editing: Terry Phillips Cover Art: John & Laura Lakey Interior Art: Ken Frank Cartography: John Knecht Typography: Bacey Zamagne Graphic Design: Dee Barnett Production: Paul Hanchette ThbleSample of Contents file Introduction ............................................. 2 Chapter1.ThePrince ..................................... 3 Chapter 2. The Journey North ............................. .5 Chapter 3. Prinzfeld ..................................... .9 Chapter 4. The Grafs Mansion ............................ 13 Chapter 5. The Defense of Prinzfeld ....................... .26 Appendix: BATTLESYSTEM"'Rules Statistics ...............3 1 Copyright 1992 TSR, Inc. Printed in USA. All Rights Reserved. ADVANCED DUNGEONS &DRAGONS,AD&D. and GREYHAWK are registered trademarks owned by TSR. Inc. BATTLESYSTEM and the TSR logo are trademarks owned by TSR, Inc. This material is protected under the copyright laws of the United States of America. Any reproduction or unauthorized use of the material or artwork presented herein is prohibited without the express written consent of TSR. Inc. Random House and its affiliate companies have worldwide distribution rights in the book trade for English language products of TSR, Inc. Distributed to the book and hobby trade in the United Kingdom by TSR, Ltd. Distributed to the toy and hobby trade by regional distributors. 120 Church End, Lake Geneva, Cherry Hinton WI 53147 Cambridge CBI 3LB United Kingdom 9385XXX1401 ISBN 1-56076-4494 1 masters. Boxed text may be read to the play- Introduction ers to give them important information or de- scribe the things they see. DMs are not Darkness has descended upon the world of required to read this text as written if they Greyhawk. All across the Flanaess, the forces wish to change the encounter.