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The Shady Dragon Inn
The Shady Dragon Inn is an accessory designed for the Basic Set or Expert Set of the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game. It was published by TSR, Inc. in 1983. Written by Carl Smith, The Shady Dragon Inn is a supplement used to help dungeon masters introduce fully designed characters into any scenario.
The Shady Dragon Inn is a supplement containing 118 pregenerated characters, appearing singly and in parties. The book includes a six-page floor plan of the Shady Dragon Inn, scaled at 25 mm. The book describes groups of non-player characters including fighters, magic-users, clerics, and thieves, as well as characters from various races and special characters, and parties of them all. This part of the book takes up the first 26 pages.
The purpose of the supplement is to provide the dungeon master with either non-player characters to fill out a campaign or already generated characters for gamers to choose amongst to play in their own right.
The book features twenty-three different fighters, ranging from Abel Artone to Vychan the Little. Each character includes a statistic block, a brief description of their equipment, a physical description, and a very brief biography.
Eighteen different Magic Users grace the pages of this accessory, from Apris the Wondrous to Zarkon the Blue. Like the fighters, each includes statistic blocks and descriptions with the addition of the wizard's spell selection.
Seventeen clerics grace the pages of this manual including everything from Ambrose the Celt to Penelope of West Haven. Like the wizards, the cleric description includes known spells along with a description and general possessions.
This class of character maintained the title of thief until later renamed "rogue" in the third edition of Dungeons & Dragons. The supplement details fourteen of the thieves from Aiden Ablefingers to Zacharias the Nimble.
Ten dwarves find their way into the manual from Astrid Helmsplitter to Ulf the Sledge. As with the others a statistic block and brief description comes with each of the characters.
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The Shady Dragon Inn
The Shady Dragon Inn is an accessory designed for the Basic Set or Expert Set of the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game. It was published by TSR, Inc. in 1983. Written by Carl Smith, The Shady Dragon Inn is a supplement used to help dungeon masters introduce fully designed characters into any scenario.
The Shady Dragon Inn is a supplement containing 118 pregenerated characters, appearing singly and in parties. The book includes a six-page floor plan of the Shady Dragon Inn, scaled at 25 mm. The book describes groups of non-player characters including fighters, magic-users, clerics, and thieves, as well as characters from various races and special characters, and parties of them all. This part of the book takes up the first 26 pages.
The purpose of the supplement is to provide the dungeon master with either non-player characters to fill out a campaign or already generated characters for gamers to choose amongst to play in their own right.
The book features twenty-three different fighters, ranging from Abel Artone to Vychan the Little. Each character includes a statistic block, a brief description of their equipment, a physical description, and a very brief biography.
Eighteen different Magic Users grace the pages of this accessory, from Apris the Wondrous to Zarkon the Blue. Like the fighters, each includes statistic blocks and descriptions with the addition of the wizard's spell selection.
Seventeen clerics grace the pages of this manual including everything from Ambrose the Celt to Penelope of West Haven. Like the wizards, the cleric description includes known spells along with a description and general possessions.
This class of character maintained the title of thief until later renamed "rogue" in the third edition of Dungeons & Dragons. The supplement details fourteen of the thieves from Aiden Ablefingers to Zacharias the Nimble.
Ten dwarves find their way into the manual from Astrid Helmsplitter to Ulf the Sledge. As with the others a statistic block and brief description comes with each of the characters.