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H2 Thunderspire Labyrinth (Dungeons & Dragons) Richard Baker, Mike Mearls
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast,US

Check out this Side Trek that expands on the action from Thunderspire Labyrinth. With The Keep on the Shadowfell, we had a shiny new edition of D&D that we wanted to learn and explore. The Den of Dreus Want more H2 fun? This post is the introduction to a series that looks at Thunderspire Labyrinth, the second Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition published adventure. Time and again, however, the adventure idea has dungeon tile setups; you name it. While helping out on some work on a Project That Shall Not Be Named, I was inspired by the author to create a card-based mini-game to represent the maze that is the namesake of H2: Thunderspire Labyrinth. This evening, I picked up my copy of Thunderspire Labyrinth from a national retailer (btw, there was one more copy available at the store on the west side of town). Many times in D&D, I have tried (or read an adventure that tried) to create a scenario with the dungeoneers trapped in some sort of maze which they must find their way out of. DU1 Halls of the Giant Kings: Dungeon Tiles. D&D Products To Hit This Month. This D&D adventure for characters of levels 1–3 was previously produced as a D&D Encounters season adventure. Illustrated cardstock terrain tiles for use with D&D. Halfway through Thunderspire Labyrinth, I think the shine of 4E wore off and the “flatness” of H2 was shown. Brothers Gray, The (Dungeon 172, If your PCs aren't ready for H2 after finishing Keep on the Shadowfell, or if you just haven't had enough of Kalarel, these extra encounters can add extra depth to any H1 experience. When it comes to H2: Thunderspire Labyrinth, I think I can divide the Yessirs!