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Why does it always start with a wizard?
Author: Andrew Lane
System: D&D Planescape
Category: Fantasy
Type: Hook
The party hires its services to a wizard in trouble. Obviously geased, their poor employer requests the party seek out a vital spell component from a neglected area in the Outlands. But all is not as it seems, the party must deal with fiendish intervention and resolve a terrible moral dilemma; their actions will surely doom either their employer or other innocent victims.
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Comments: (2) Rating: 7.0
2000-11-03 03:13:06

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posted by Thomas on 2003-04-22 08:42:44
Good adventure. Lots of space to build other adventures on.




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