This week on the Vintage RPG Podcast, Stu learns that there are more than four modules in D&D’s S-series. After a brief recap of the originals, we chat about The Dancing Hut of Baba Yaga and Labyrinth of Madness, which revived the line for one brief and brutal moment in 1995.
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I loved this episode. Now I have to go and buy these two modules as I feel my set is incomplete!
I heard Luke Gygax mention the Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth is pronounced like sausage (saw instead of sow) that is how I always remember it. That front cover of Baba Yaga reminds me A LOT of Hieronymus Bosch.
Hahaha, I can see the Bosch connection!
I don’t have a lot of 2E books in my collection- my main playing time was through the changeover point, so most of my ‘sentiment’ goes earlier, but I also saw that entry on DriveThru RPG talking about these being intended as further S-modules, and figured I had to get copies for myself.
Apparently that “AD&D TriviAthlon” was an insert in Dragon 227 that was used for a contest which included trips to 3 different GenCons as prizes. And in true 1990’s fashion, there was a 1-900 number you could call to get a few hints for your entry.