This auction is for the DUNGEON Magazine #40 MARCH/APRIL 1993 by TSR. 

What’s the most difficult part of being a Dungeon Master..?  Coming up with new and unique story lines with which to entertain your players and keep them invested! And, with only a few modules being released in any given year, there wasn’t much published for use right out of the box.  DUNGEON Magazine was TSR’s (and, later, Wizards of the Coast and PAIZO’s) remedy.  In it are presented three or more adventures, often with one aimed at a specific campaign setting like the World of Greyhawk, the Forgotten Realms, etc.  While these may have stats for older versions of D&D (pretty much AD&D 2E, 3.0 & 3.5) depending upon the era in which they were printed, they’re fairly easy to convert to later editions like 4.0 and 5.0.  Can also be used and/or adapted to Pathfinder, Hackmaster, Castles & Crusades and OSRIC.

Song of the Fens

by J. Bradley Schell

Trolls can't carry a tune, even with handles. Or can they? An AD&D adventure for character levels 1–3.

Khamsa's Folly

by J. Mark Bicking

He meant to reign a thousand years. The gods deposed him in a matter of seconds. An AD&D adventure for character levels 4–6.

Aerie Borne

by Ralph Rea and Greg Rick

The eagles' eggs have flown the coop! What fowl plot has just hatched? An AD&D adventure for character levels 4–6.

The Draven Deeps' Menace

by Jeff Fairbourn

Some people merely survive earthquakes. You can create one! An AD&D Dragonlance adventure for character levels 3–6.

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