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[Morbane]

 A while ago I started to put together a Tomb of Horrors module - no frills just a PC version of the PnP original - well the 3.5 version anyway.

I am curious if people would be interested in testing their DnD knowledge and try to survive the original death trap - if so I will finish it - but I was not surprised to read about he campaign version that is being developed. There is certainly the potential for something like that. Mine would be a bare bones PC killer - lol - with the safety net of loading a save game anyway.

[Morbane]

Just some bits:
In this version there is not much in the way of Custom Content - there are custom creatures and tonnes of scripting, but nothing that would require overly huge dls maybe a few megs worth or so.

Total game time not much over 5 hours average playtime.
Any class / start Lvl 9 finish Lvl 11-12
XP rewards for completing sections and beating traps
Hack/slash: not much really.

Please, feedback if your interest is anything at all 

Modifié par Morbane, 17 juillet 2010 - 12:02 .

[kamalpoe]

It's already been done :-)

http://nwvault.ign.c...h.Detail&id=197

[Morbane]

kamalpoe wrote...

It's already been done :-)
http://nwvault.ign.c...h.Detail&id=197

lol

i never thought to look for it  

[Hellfire_RWS]

No worries, everyones take will be a little different. There is nothing wrong with having multiple versions



I would really like to see a version that has all the wall paintings and such.

[Morbane]

Hellfire_RWS wrote...

No worries, everyones take will be a little different. There is nothing wrong with having multiple versions

I would really like to see a version that has all the wall paintings and such.

Thanks Hellfire -

BTW my version will have the frescoes in the two main halls - of course there were never pictures of the entire Halls but I have included as much as possible of the original artwork. Also I designed the NWN2 Module to be as close to the 3.5 version PnP Module - meaning maps, encounters, traps, tricks etc are all exactly (or as close as possible) like the original.

ANyway my version is almost done as it stands now - so maybe I will finish it -  

Modifié par Morbane, 18 juillet 2010 - 03:32 .

[Morbane]

ocanthus wrote...

Morbane,
I'm looking forward to your version. Our version is not an attempt to recreate the PnP module. We took that PnP module and added a bunch of stuff and changed a bunch of stuff. We were trying to recreate the "mood" of the PnP experience, not copy it.

By the way, we've added the SoZ party creator to a new version that should be posted on the vault within a week or two.

Yep, mine is virtually a copy of the 3.5 PnP version, right out of the old school A4 bi-fold packet. I hope to finish it off relatively soon - I have been bashing away at my latest project "Ancient Memories", where the PC must deal with a Lycanthropy Curse they have been striken with.

All the best.
|Mor|

[Hellfire_RWS]

Morbane wrote...

Hellfire_RWS wrote...

No worries, everyones take will be a little different. There is nothing wrong with having multiple versions

I would really like to see a version that has all the wall paintings and such.

Thanks Hellfire -

BTW my version will have the frescoes in the two main halls - of course there were never pictures of the entire Halls but I have included as much as possible of the original artwork. Also I designed the NWN2 Module to be as close to the 3.5 version PnP Module - meaning maps, encounters, traps, tricks etc are all exactly (or as close as possible) like the original.

ANyway my version is almost done as it stands now - so maybe I will finish it -  

OOOH< I realy love PnP cnversions, I cant wait to try it out.

[Symbolz]

Ah...Tomb of Horrors. What fun that place was. So many laughs. So many fools dying to their own ignorance. Good times!



Just wondering. Just Tomb of Horrors or Return to the Tomb of Horrors?

[Morbane]

My version is just the original S4 Tomb of Horrors (PnP 3.5)

[Justicar Walt]

I love PnP Conversions too!

[Justicar Walt]

Plus, your conversion will takes us back to the roots of the game we played so long ago. Go for it!