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The next edition later, [[Sean Reynolds]] would name this city: "Xuxulieto". | The next edition later, [[Sean Reynolds]] would name this city: "Xuxulieto". | ||
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Dwellers of the Forbidden City was David Cook's 1980 adventure mooted at the Origins World Fair tournament. It was published the following year as "S4" no wait "I1". Why they didn't carry on the S line with it... who knows, especially since Gygax retconned Caverns as WG3 anyway.
It's what got Cook permenently hired. Despite that the critics yawned at it, at the time.
This is where TSR introduced the yuan-ti and the aboleth. Also the mongrelman and the tasloi, for what they are worth.
It's your Robert Howard romp through an exotic (read: Oriental) temple of snake men and eldritch anathema.
The next edition later, Sean Reynolds would name this city: "Xuxulieto".