So, Troll Lord Games had another 99 cents sale and I bought a bunch more modules mostly just to make money (which I have), but I was surprised to find that three of the adventures I bought were written by James M. Ward! I know, probably most of you knew this, but I didn't. The three adventures were:
Beneath The Dome
Chaos Touched
Towers of AdventureAll three were interesting in their own way.
Towers of Adventure was the longest at 54 pages, but it's not an adventure so much as a Monsters & Treasures assortment document. There are some great illustrations and some interesting ideas. He confesses that he was the original Monty Haul as a Dungeon Master and explains his philosophy why.
Beneath the Dome was my favorite because it told more of a story than the other publications, plus had a good balance of new monsters, tricky traps and a mystery to solve. It's biggest problem was that there was significant level advancement between its four phases/chapters requiring multiple adventures between each of its phases. The first phase is for 2-5 players of 1st to 5th level and the last phase is for 2-5 players of 12th to 14th level.
Chaos Touched has an interesting dynamic in the adventure I've never heard or thought of, which is great, but it's fairly short at just 15 pages. If Troll Lord Games offers another 99 cents sale, these are a bargain at that price, and you get a piece of history from one of D&D's classic writers.

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