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To save the city, they must find three weapons of power, which lie in the most trap-laden, monster-infested place this side of Acererak's tomb: White Plume Mountain. ● Sales Rank: #1243244 in Books ● Brand: Greyhawk Novels WOTC ● Published on: 1999-10-01 ● Released on: 1999-10-01 ● Ingredients: Example Ingredients ● Original language: English ● Number of items: 1 ● Dimensions: .87" h x 4.24" w x 6.90" l, ● Binding: Mass Market Paperback ● 320 pages Most helpful customer reviews 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. White Plumes of awesomeness By TomHunter1968 I thought this was a very fun read - definitely took me back to my D&D days and, more importantly, it was a well-told tale that kept me interested from start to finish. I'd definitely recommend this one. :) The characters were well developed and the story itself was just plain fun. 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. This novel (just like Tomb of Horrors) seems to have been born out ... By Amazon Customer This novel (just like Tomb of Horrors) seems to have been born out of a D&D campaign that back in my teen-age years we referred to as "Monty Haul." That is to say, the characters in the campaign have somehow become so powerful and so god-like that there was little, if any, danger of them being killed off. The Justicar is just such a character. In our D&D campaign, we would have taken a party of 6 or 7 through White Plume Mountain. The Justicar pretty much did it by himself. Monty Haul all the way. 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. In a word (used by other reviewers): fun, and lot's of it. By A Customer This book does not have the complexity of Tolkien, Hicks/Weis or Peake. It won't make you a better person philosophically. The characters do not undergo any great "arc." In fact, it doesn't offer you much of anything. But "fun" it has in spades. The pixie's character is leaps and bounds the most interesting and once you get over the shock of her modern-day idioms, they become her forte. Cinders is the next on the "best of" list of characters followed by "the" Justicar and then Polk (I suppose). After that, the caste of character plummets to barely tolerable and worse. For the module oriented, the story seems to be a mix of the original S2 and the newly released edition. Personally, I feel the quality of the book decayed once they reached White Plume but I'm biased against these, in my opinion, ridiculous eco-systems (or lack thereof). If you're into this sort of book (I'm not but I'm an S2/rerelease reader), I recommend this one strongly. Even if you aren't, the faerie's humor will keep the "not usually my genre" people interested. The book *is* fun and it *is* funny. See all 63 customer reviews... 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