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Q1 was the first module that offered a glimpse into the Abyss: a place that is home to demons in D&D, in which time and space stretch and twist in bizarre ways, in which portals allow additional sojourns into entirely different worlds, and so on. It was that last aspect which made Queen of the Demonweb Pits an unusually open-ended adventure, as each "portal" led to a potentially massive area, from which the enterprising Dungeon Master could, if he chose, launch an entirely new campaign. Of course, at the very end, there is the final confrontation with Lolth, who is an exceptionally difficult challenge. The strange time and space bending effects gave the Abyss the otherworldly feel that it deserved, and the effect of the entire series was a feeling of playing in a massive world of which the players could only see a small part. Queen of the Demonweb Pits was later republished as part of a compilation volume, coded GDQ1-7, containing the entire saga. | Q1 was the first module that offered a glimpse into the Abyss: a place that is home to demons in D&D, in which time and space stretch and twist in bizarre ways, in which portals allow additional sojourns into entirely different worlds, and so on. It was that last aspect which made Queen of the Demonweb Pits an unusually open-ended adventure, as each "portal" led to a potentially massive area, from which the enterprising Dungeon Master could, if he chose, launch an entirely new campaign. Of course, at the very end, there is the final confrontation with Lolth, who is an exceptionally difficult challenge. The strange time and space bending effects gave the Abyss the otherworldly feel that it deserved, and the effect of the entire series was a feeling of playing in a massive world of which the players could only see a small part. Queen of the Demonweb Pits was later republished as part of a compilation volume, coded GDQ1-7, containing the entire saga. | ||
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[[Midnight: the SCROLL BARERS]] | [[Midnight: the SCROLL BARERS]] |