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Halls of Arden Vul

Started by Aglondir, July 29, 2022, 09:39:05 PM

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Aglondir

We've talked about megadungeons here before, but I don't recall any discussion about this one. It's 1120 pages across 5 volumes. Currently on sale at Bundle of Holding. Here's the writeup:

QuoteTwelve centuries ago the cliffside city of Arden Vul was a wealthy and secretive administrative center of the Archontean Empire. Seeking the mysterious element known as arcanum, the Archonteans delved deeply underground, finding gold, legendary artifacts, and the crafts of several past civilizations. After a terrible civil war destroyed the empire, Arden Vul was lost -- yet now, a millennium later, the abandoned city remains strangely intact, unplundered. Why? The player characters may start to understand after they face Arden Vul's goblins, lizardmen, beastmen, halfling thugs, intelligent four-armed giant albino baboons, multiple cult temples (and a ziggurat), Varboka the Troll Thegn, Laocoon the Shadow Lord, Psalor-Ki the vivisectionist, Olaf the Bee-Whisperer, the Order of Planar Explorers, and the Great Tongue.

That sounds amazing. Do you have any experience with Arden Vul?

S'mon

Cool - bit the bullet & purchased! Can never have too many good megadungeons IMO.
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mudbanks

Just bought, thanks Aglondir! I didn't realise it was on Bundle of Holding. As S'mon said, you can't have too many megadungeons.

Thorn Drumheller

Yeah, I bought it too. I've been waiting for a really good deal and this is it. I also especially bought it because the sjdubs over on r/osr really hate that it's got slavery and the "r" word in it.
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THE_Leopold

bought it day one when it was released and even got the physical versions.  The physical books are beautiful and a welcome additional to your library.
Highly recommend buying it at this price as it's a damn steal.
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Krugus

I got the physical versions.   5 volumes sitting on my shelf with my other mega dungeons.

I need to do a TPK soon so I can begin my OSE campaign
or
wait another 6 months to a year for our current one to end
or
Start up a second campaign to play on the off weekends.

Maybe a combination of all three   >:)
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