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Sorcery! 1 - The Shamuntanti Hills

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alexmegelas	Posted - 19 May 2004 : 18:53:23 I was wondering: how accurate does the Shamutanti Hills represent the original Fighting Fantasy book? This is a big part of the attraction for these releases so I'd love to know what people's thoughts are on this.. thanks.
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jamie	Posted - 04 Jun 2004 : 15:12:25 Festaskull wrote: Encounter 10. "If the characters are successful on the second spot check they find a small locket containing the portrait of a woman valued at 10 gp" you will also notice that i wrote: This item has no relevance to the adventure. All of the SORCERY! adventures are designed as stand alone scenarios, or play them all together if you wish. Putting an item in the first adventure which is vital to the success of the fourth adventure is contrary to this, and so was dropped. Jamie Wallis Author Myriador LTD
festaskull	Posted - 03 Jun 2004 : 10:00:49 The locket is mentioned on page 14 Section Pilfer Grass. Encounter 10. "If the charcters are succesful on the second spot check they find a small locket containing the portrait of a woman valued at 10 gp" Tonight the moon is full , in the land beyond the forest, the howling of the Wallachian wolves , a seranade to the dreareyst soul.
festaskull	Posted - 29 May 2004 : 10:04:27 I do belive that the locket is found in the pilfer grass...in shumutanti hills... or is it in the dining room with the candle stick... Tonight the moon is full , in the land beyond the forest, the howling of the Wallachian wolves , a seranade to the dreareyst soul.
alexmegelas	Posted - 28 May 2004 : 17:18:05 Yes - I'd noticed the omission of the locket as well. However, I have to agree that Shamutanti was overall very close to the original book. I just picked it up, along with Kharé and enjoyed both. I would have loved to get creature stats on the Svinns though.. I haven't had a chance to compare with the Kharé book yet, but it seems as if the module doesn't have as many VIC encounters as the book? Am I mistaken on this? One thing I appreciated was stats on the Redeyes..
Iouconnou	Posted - 25 May 2004 : 09:20:46 I have noticed that the locket with the woman's picture in it, which was oh-so-essential come one of the final encounters of The Crown of Kings, is missing from Shamutanti Hills. I know this annoyed a lot of people playing the original books, when they realised they'd survived right to the end sections only to be stumped by something they'd only by chance not picked up in the first book. Is this why it was left out? Iouconnou.
Antonmodron	Posted - 24 May 2004 : 15:16:57 In my opinion, the resemblance is almost complete. Nearly everything that appears in the book is somewhere in the adventure and there is a lot more information in the adventure concerning the villages and things like that. The only major encounter of the book that was not in the adventure was the hunchback that poses riddles to you just before Birritanti. Anyway, even if that encounter could prove vital in the book it is not that important in the adventure. Antonio

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