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1d4chan>Saarlacfunkel at 00:40, 16 May 2023

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	'''The Temple of Elemental Evil''' is one of the most famous [[Dungeons & Dragons]] adventure modules in the world, after the [[Tomb of Horrors]]. Gary Gygax's opening movement, ''[[T1: The Village of Hommlet]]'', came out as a standalone in 1979, which sold well itself; but due to Circumstances the other modules didn't follow. After several years of TSR teasing Frank Mentzer fixed it all up and published the whole thing (including ''Hommlet'') as a single book with a map booklet, in 1985. That's the one that justified the hype.		'''The Temple of Elemental Evil''' is one of the most famous [[Dungeons & Dragons]] adventure modules in the world, after the [[Tomb of Horrors]]. Gary Gygax's opening movement, ''[[T1: The Village of Hommlet]]'', came out as a standalone in 1979, which sold well itself; but due to Circumstances the other modules didn't follow. After several years of TSR teasing Frank Mentzer fixed it all up and published the whole thing (including ''Hommlet'') as a single book with a map booklet, in 1985. That's the one that justified the [[hype]].

	It's an epic [[Dungeon crawling\|dungeon delve]] that revolves around the players breaking into the combined dungeon-temple of the Cults of the Princes of Elemental Evil - the four [[Archomental]]s [[Ogremoch]], [[Imix]], [[Olhydra]] and [[Yan-C-Bin]]. The Temple turns out to be the prison for demoness [[Zuggtmoy]], whose cult has been manipulating the others'.		It's an epic [[Dungeon crawling\|dungeon delve]] that revolves around the players breaking into the combined dungeon-temple of the Cults of the Princes of Elemental Evil - the four [[Archomental]]s [[Ogremoch]], [[Imix]], [[Olhydra]] and [[Yan-C-Bin]]. The Temple turns out to be the prison for demoness [[Zuggtmoy]], whose cult has been manipulating the others'.

1d4chan>Zimriel at 00:02, 10 May 2023

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	'''The Temple of Elemental Evil''' is one of the most famous [[Dungeons & Dragons]] adventure modules in the world, after the [[Tomb of Horrors]]. Gary Gygax's opening movement, ''[[T1: The Village of Hommlet]]'', came out as a standalone in 1979, which sold well itself; but due to Circumstances the other modules didn't follow. After several years of TSR teasing Frank Mentzer fixed it all up and published the whole thing (including ''Hommlet'') as a single book with a map booklet, in 1985. That's the one that justified the hype.		'''The Temple of Elemental Evil''' is one of the most famous [[Dungeons & Dragons]] adventure modules in the world, after the [[Tomb of Horrors]]. Gary Gygax's opening movement, ''[[T1: The Village of Hommlet]]'', came out as a standalone in 1979, which sold well itself; but due to Circumstances the other modules didn't follow. After several years of TSR teasing Frank Mentzer fixed it all up and published the whole thing (including ''Hommlet'') as a single book with a map booklet, in 1985. That's the one that justified the hype.

	It's an epic [[Dungeon ~~Crawl~~\|dungeon delve]] that revolves around the players breaking into the combined dungeon-temple of the Cults of the Princes of Elemental Evil - the four [[Archomental]]s [[Ogremoch]], [[Imix]], [[Olhydra]] and [[Yan-C-Bin]]. The Temple turns out to be the prison for demoness [[Zuggtmoy]], whose cult has been manipulating the others'.		It's an epic [[Dungeon crawling\|dungeon delve]] that revolves around the players breaking into the combined dungeon-temple of the Cults of the Princes of Elemental Evil - the four [[Archomental]]s [[Ogremoch]], [[Imix]], [[Olhydra]] and [[Yan-C-Bin]]. The Temple turns out to be the prison for demoness [[Zuggtmoy]], whose cult has been manipulating the others'.

	''ToEE'' has since received multiple different iterations across different editions. Monte Cook did a sequel, ''Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil''. This brings in [[Tharizdun]] as well. Most of that takes place in the Temple of All-Consumption; a stripped-down Temple of Elemental Evil serves as the endgame here.		''ToEE'' has since received multiple different iterations across different editions. Monte Cook did a sequel, ''Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil''. This brings in [[Tharizdun]] as well. Most of that takes place in the Temple of All-Consumption; a stripped-down Temple of Elemental Evil serves as the endgame here.

1d4chan>Zimriel at 00:02, 10 May 2023

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	'''The Temple of Elemental Evil''' is one of the most famous [[Dungeons & Dragons]] adventure modules in the world, after the [[Tomb of Horrors]]. Gary Gygax's opening movement, ''[[T1: The Village of Hommlet]]'', came out as a standalone in 1979, which sold well itself; but due to Circumstances the other modules didn't follow. After several years of TSR teasing Frank Mentzer fixed it all up and published the whole thing (including ''Hommlet'') as a single book with a map booklet, in 1985. That's the one that justified the hype.		'''The Temple of Elemental Evil''' is one of the most famous [[Dungeons & Dragons]] adventure modules in the world, after the [[Tomb of Horrors]]. Gary Gygax's opening movement, ''[[T1: The Village of Hommlet]]'', came out as a standalone in 1979, which sold well itself; but due to Circumstances the other modules didn't follow. After several years of TSR teasing Frank Mentzer fixed it all up and published the whole thing (including ''Hommlet'') as a single book with a map booklet, in 1985. That's the one that justified the hype.

	It's an epic dungeon delve that revolves around the players breaking into the combined dungeon-temple of the Cults of the Princes of Elemental Evil - the four [[Archomental]]s [[Ogremoch]], [[Imix]], [[Olhydra]] and [[Yan-C-Bin]]. The Temple turns out to be the prison for demoness [[Zuggtmoy]], whose cult has been manipulating the others'.		It's an epic [[Dungeon Crawl\|dungeon delve]] that revolves around the players breaking into the combined dungeon-temple of the Cults of the Princes of Elemental Evil - the four [[Archomental]]s [[Ogremoch]], [[Imix]], [[Olhydra]] and [[Yan-C-Bin]]. The Temple turns out to be the prison for demoness [[Zuggtmoy]], whose cult has been manipulating the others'.

	''ToEE'' has since received multiple different iterations across different editions. Monte Cook did a sequel, ''Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil''. This brings in [[Tharizdun]] as well. Most of that takes place in the Temple of All-Consumption; a stripped-down Temple of Elemental Evil serves as the endgame here.		''ToEE'' has since received multiple different iterations across different editions. Monte Cook did a sequel, ''Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil''. This brings in [[Tharizdun]] as well. Most of that takes place in the Temple of All-Consumption; a stripped-down Temple of Elemental Evil serves as the endgame here.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Added the Greyhawk category. Honestly, shouldn't a lot of the D&D module pages we have get this tag, or Mystara or whatever setting they're connected to?

2023-05-09T14:46:10Z

Added the Greyhawk category. Honestly, shouldn't a lot of the D&D module pages we have get this tag, or Mystara or whatever setting they're connected to?

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	There's a [[Greyhawk Classics]] book, written 1999ish.		There's a [[Greyhawk Classics]] book, written 1999ish.

	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Modules]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: Modules]] [[Category: Greyhawk]]

1d4chan>Rocko1345 at 03:22, 4 December 2021

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	'''The Temple of Elemental Evil''' is one of the most famous [[Dungeons & Dragons]] adventure modules in the world, after the [[Tomb of Horrors]]. Gary Gygax's opening movement, ''[[T1: The Village of Hommlet]]'', came out as a standalone in 1979, which sold well itself; but due to Circumstances the other modules didn't follow. After several years of TSR teasing Frank Mentzer fixed it all up and published the whole thing (including ''Hommlet'') as a single book with a map booklet, in 1985. That's the one that justified the hype.		'''The Temple of Elemental Evil''' is one of the most famous [[Dungeons & Dragons]] adventure modules in the world, after the [[Tomb of Horrors]]. Gary Gygax's opening movement, ''[[T1: The Village of Hommlet]]'', came out as a standalone in 1979, which sold well itself; but due to Circumstances the other modules didn't follow. After several years of TSR teasing Frank Mentzer fixed it all up and published the whole thing (including ''Hommlet'') as a single book with a map booklet, in 1985. That's the one that justified the hype.

1d4chan>Rocko1345 at 03:16, 4 December 2021

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	'''The Temple of Elemental Evil''' is one of the most famous [[Dungeons & Dragons]] adventure modules in the world, after the [[Tomb of Horrors]]. Gary Gygax's opening movement, ''[[T1: The Village of Hommlet]]'', came out as a standalone in 1979, which sold well itself; but due to Circumstances the other modules didn't follow. After several years of TSR teasing Frank Mentzer fixed it all up and published the whole thing (including ''Hommlet'') as a single book with a map booklet, in 1985. That's the one that justified the hype.		'''The Temple of Elemental Evil''' is one of the most famous [[Dungeons & Dragons]] adventure modules in the world, after the [[Tomb of Horrors]]. Gary Gygax's opening movement, ''[[T1: The Village of Hommlet]]'', came out as a standalone in 1979, which sold well itself; but due to Circumstances the other modules didn't follow. After several years of TSR teasing Frank Mentzer fixed it all up and published the whole thing (including ''Hommlet'') as a single book with a map booklet, in 1985. That's the one that justified the hype.

1d4chan>Rocko1345: Added image + EVVVVIIILLLLLLLLLLLLL

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	'''The Temple of Elemental Evil''' is one of the most famous [[Dungeons & Dragons]] adventure modules in the world, after the [[Tomb of Horrors]]. Gary Gygax's opening movement, ''[[T1: The Village of Hommlet]]'', came out as a standalone in 1979, which sold well itself; but due to Circumstances the other modules didn't follow. After several years of TSR teasing Frank Mentzer fixed it all up and published the whole thing (including ''Hommlet'') as a single book with a map booklet, in 1985. That's the one that justified the hype.		'''The Temple of Elemental Evil''' is one of the most famous [[Dungeons & Dragons]] adventure modules in the world, after the [[Tomb of Horrors]]. Gary Gygax's opening movement, ''[[T1: The Village of Hommlet]]'', came out as a standalone in 1979, which sold well itself; but due to Circumstances the other modules didn't follow. After several years of TSR teasing Frank Mentzer fixed it all up and published the whole thing (including ''Hommlet'') as a single book with a map booklet, in 1985. That's the one that justified the hype.

1d4chan>Konrad13: /* Reprint and 5e Conversion */

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	==Reprint and 5e Conversion==		==Reprint and 5e Conversion==
	As with a number of other modules, Wizards of the Coast licensed [[Dungeon Crawl Classics\|Goodman Games]] to do both a reprint and total conversion of the T series of modules (T1-4) to 5th Edition. With childish glee, Goodman Games announced the remake as "Original Adventures Reincarnated #6" in early 2020 with the hopes to get it out by Christmas but due to ongoing global issues it ~~may~~ not ~~release~~ <s>until early-to-mid 2021</s> until August 2021 ~~as per an update on their website~~.		As with a number of other modules, Wizards of the Coast licensed [[Dungeon Crawl Classics\|Goodman Games]] to do both a reprint and total conversion of the T series of modules (T1-4) to 5th Edition. With childish glee, Goodman Games announced the remake as "Original Adventures Reincarnated #6" in early 2020 with the hopes to get it out by Christmas but due to ongoing global issues it was not released <s>until early-to-mid 2021</s> until August 2021.

	Due to just how ~~big~~ a T1-4 conversion to 5e is, this is the first remake by Goodman Games that is ~~going to be~~ sold in two books sold together in a slipcase. Fans now wait with bated breath to see how well the conversion is and, if shit, will at least have a very beautiful reprint of the original modules at least.		Due to just how massive a T1-4 conversion to 5e is, this marks the first remake by Goodman Games that is sold in two books sold together inside a slipcase. <s>Fans now wait with bated breath to see how well the conversion is and, if shit, will at least have a very beautiful reprint of the original modules at least.</s>

			The reprint is on par with exactly what we've seen in previous 5e remakes by Goodman Games - The reprinting of the old modules is spot on, the updated material is spot on, the new art ranges from good to phenomenal, and the additional supplementary material is great. While it is probably going to be priced outside most people's price range at $100 USD, if you can get your hands on it, then by all means do so if only because of how gorgeous the books are.

	==Novelisation==		==Novelisation==