Tomb of the Dundel Chief – Gaxland Module GG2

Description

Gaxland Module GG2 – Tomb of the Dundel Chief

Tomb of the Dundel Chief is the second installment of the Sørholde saga, directly following the events of Till Death do us Part and Darkness Under the Water Foul. It Features all new and original content by TSR alumn Heidi Gygax Garland and Erik Gygax Garland.

The mission:

The Elder Dwarf has commissioned you to find the long abandoned underground tomb of the legendary Dundel Chief, Rēta Vākara. As no dwarven folk are allowed beyond the South Gate of the city of Sørholde, you have been entrusted to retrieve a long lost and priceless document that your benefactor maintains would free the dwarven folk from their obligation to maintain the city of Sørholde and reinstate the great dwarven mines of the Dundel once again.

The offer:

Accept the key, find the tomb, use the key to open the vault and retrieve the deed. Return to Sørholde with the document, and not only keep all of the treasure you find in the depths of the Tomb of the Dundel Chief, but become legendary heroes in the Dundel.

This 60 module also:

Includes amazing original art from James V. West and Mike Wilson.

Features a detached cover which can be used as a game master screen with a stunning “old school” blue map, created by TSR alumn, author, and master cartographer, Stephen D. Sullivan.

Make sure you check out the first module in this series, Till Death do us Part.

What is Gaxland?

Gaxland is a creative venture producing content for tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs). Founded by Heidi Gygax Garland (daughter of Gary Gygax) and Erik Garland, Gaxland publishes RPG adventure modules and related materials. Rooted in old-school RPG traditions, Gaxland creates adventures compatible with classic and modern D&D editions (such as 5e and 1e). They’re also compatible with systems like Castles & Crusades.

Each Gaxland module has a detachable cover which doubles as a GM screen and map, and a voucher for a digital copy of the module plus an asset pack.