TSR 1076 Goblin's Lair Adventure Pack.pdf

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Goblin’s Lair Instruction Sheet

Read This Sheet First!

Three adventures for the D&V Game and a fantasy

adventure Goblin’s Lair mini-game too! Prepare your-

self for lots of fun and excitement in the worlds of your

imagination!

The Goblins’ Lair Adventure Pack is another supple-

ment to the new DUNGEONS &DRAGONS@Game

and allows players to become great heroes facing dan-

gers and excitement in search of fame and fortune. The

Adventure Pack provides three exciting D&D role-

playing adventures featuring the classic foes from fan-

tasy and folklore-goblins! The game booklets are

accompanied by three detailed full-color maps and

doeens of fold-up counters for your adventurers and

monsters.

And as an added bonus, we’ve included a complete

Goblin ‘r Lair fantasy adventure mini-game. This box

gives you everything you need to play. There are traps

and treasure, hazards and monsters, just like the

DUNGEONS & DRAGONS game, but the simple,

easy-to-learn, and faat-moving rules let you show

friends, neighbors, and relatives what it’s like to play

the DUNGEONS & DRAGONS role-playing game.

Goblin’sLair Adventures

To use any of the three DUNGEONS &

DRAGONS game adventures, read the booldet for

each adventure while studying the full-colormap sheet

for it. These are not complete games in themselves;

you’ll need a copy of the DUNGEONS & DRAGONS

Game in order to play them. If you have the D&D

Thundn Rifl game accessory, you can easily use that

setting as a framework for the adventures in this box.

Pages 7 and 8 of the Rad Hand ??ail booklet contain

the DM’s handouts for the adventures; the text will

note when handouts need to come into play Reference

maps of each mapsheet are provided for the Dungeon

Master

Contents

Each Goblin’s Lhir Adventure Pack contain8 the fol-

lowing components for ude with the games:

the map as desired and, before you know it,

your way into exciting fantasy adventures!

Acknowledgementi

Thanks to our Goblin ‘s Lair mini-game playtesters for

taking time out of their busy schedules to have

some fun and lend their comments: Karen

Boomgardcn, Anne Brown, Bruce Heard,

“Slade” Henson, Rob King, Julia Martin,

Colin McComb, Jon Pickena, Thomas Reid,

Dori Watry, and Steve Winter.

Special thanks to Bruce Heard, Ken Rolston, and Dori

Watry for their aid with this great project.

Three 16-page booklets and full-color mapsheets:

Rad Hund ??ail, Tmublr Bdow, and Palace of

Three sheets of full-color die-cut fold-up tharacter

and monster figures, similar to those in the

DUNGEONS & DRAGONS game;

One sheet of character cards, featuring 8 ready-to-

play characters for use with all the booklet adven-

tures and the mini-game;

Three sheets of full-colordie-cut tiles, featuring oth-

er monsters and dungeon scenery for adding and

changing details within the dungeons; and

One six-sided-die and one ten-sided-die.

the back page of each booklet; these DM’s

maps show the DM how to set up each room for the

role-playing adventures.

Assemble the atand-ups for characters and monsters

as needed for each adventure.

Goblin’sLair Mini-Game

The central pages of the Pulace ofhad booklet (pp.

7-10) should be pulled out and kept to one side. These

pages contain the Goblin’s Lair mini-game. Read the

mini-game rules before playing, and keep them handy

for reference during the game. Place additional details

(tiles)

you’ll be

the dwarvcn keep of Hd-Home to the nearby

lib. The tunnel is intended to

has

found the secret tunnel which 14

cratu open-horrible, it was!’’

“How many

be a means of ucape if the

keep ever falls to attackers, but now it har provided

gDblina with an easy way into the Undc&eep.

,$Q far,

did you see?”

“Oooh, hundreds my lord!

“HOW

the

goblins have confied their attentions to

the

. .” the Krvant begins to C0u.t a

fmq “Four, I think-but you could tell tttaC w.l

more &’em by the noise!’’

IUQIJ?” & the dwarf-lord ogpin.

“Well.

various underground rooms that

make up the

Undmlpaep, but nooner or

later

they wiU find a way to the

a wiousl threat to Hearth-Home-the

gobb muat be clcared out of the Underkeep so this

breach in security can be repaired before the OM hear of

“Very well;’ says Lord Rqpi* “

then?”

‘‘Wd:, Mya the KNant, “I M to tell cook

laid to tdt you! we’ve .b8odrsd thc

Cook’s given everyone in

and ovem the dwarven keep.

Thir advmture is slightly more challenging than Rui

Had W,

and it b recommended that it

played der

the kitchenr a

in caac the goblins Comc Out!”

“Very Wd:) rsya Lord

and before P& dM. However, the

scenario in lloublr Below can easily

that quut

a;leni, “Go brdr rod all

Cook to make certain *y don’t come:* rbc

kitchens. I’ll organize anne people to get *oald

the cellan.” The senrant kaves, and the dmtumy

t.urm to you.

“It neems

be played

independeatly from the rest.

PCBrMng

that

the gobliill M getting bo&k$

“Something will deiinitdy have to

thm. But fint of .U, we need to get our

I’ll port guards over PU the entranqe to the

Underkeep, and try to keep rbarp oot of$@ a&.

MYE.

hall of the

dmrvur keep of Hearth-Home. The Mayor of Kleine

rent

you with a merrpge for the dwarves, mporting on

renewed goblin activity at the northern edge of

Thunder

- toecthabybaa

Ri. Lord bpiof Hearth-Home lintens

you pcoplehve the mod recent -of

goblin-fighting, I want p to pdown ud**

out. But Iirst, tbenare a fmr tkga you dmuWaow

about the Underkeep.”

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kitchcncdlam, thereMt&dlmg#lM, theYa&&, .d

aypt. Taey Bt’c

with intclwt, ewy

as you repon that goblin# are

moving into the area in some numbem. Hia brow

fimowa in thought.

“It may

be time for another military campaign

thc gobli~,” he =yo, half to himd, “My

mccstom drove

the ana wan first

wtded, but it looks like they’ve Esamcd their kmw

from thw battles and they’re coming

them out when

all

pnagea, andm abolinked to aaeWpe~W

bymy utcclt~

The lord’s musine are interrupted

kk.

Mort

Iwouldbetthatthe~hw*~cLs

other end dthia tunnel, and Ws

in the chance

dut the kafmM

how tbey @id‘

“A few wonin of warning bcforr you start. I

no dense, but I know what adwnhrre~

they get into ancient dungeons. Fit, the

goblinnarc in

by the arrival of

into the hall in a panic.

“My lord! My lord!”

he shouts, “There arc goblinr

in the aiLrs! Hundreds of ‘em! They

. , .”

“Calm youdfl“ ordem Lord R.gni. “Now, start

at the beginning. Who saw tbue goblins, and where

west

there, Iexpeayoutodear~pit,~

I dd be most dmppointed if you diuridb.~

u1111-y. AU else aside, it is the ad&m of

Heanh-H~mc

they?” The servant swdowi hard, and takes a

wqxk of deep breaths.

“My lord,” he begins, a littlecalmer, “Cook sent me

down fimn the kitchen to fetch a new sadc of flour. I

went &wn fo

that nothing of value

ir burisd wib! I

departed

Lord, EO that everyrhi can be haded down

his successor. Therefore, there is nothing+ be found

among

the dead!’

the wdl-rocan,.Id rhnmaLh mrbl

A @En whd

horn

Nlta. Tbey po~

You are gathcd togahu in the pat

&st

worrying. . .

@co.

a servant, who ~Jles

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