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D&D 3rd Ed RPG D20 The Tome Of Horrors Sword & Sorcery Dungeons Dragons

$ 14.25

Availability: 12 in stock
  • Condition: Used. Cover has light shelf wear. This is free of writing and from a smoke free home.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Brand: Sword and Sorcery
  • Year: 2002
  • Character Family: Dungeons And Dragons
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

    Description

    D20 - The Tome Of Horrors (2002 Necromancer Games WW8387)
    Item Condition:
    Used. Cover has light shelf wear. This is free of writing and from a smoke free home.
    Description:
    Disappointed that your favorite First Edition monsters didnt make it into the official rulebooks? Contained herein are all the classic monsters youve longed for, plus a whole bunch more! Restore the 'First Edition Feel' to your game with this manual of monsters both malevolent and benign! Over 400 of Your Favorite First Edition Monsters Tome of Horrors contains over 400 monsters, from the aerial servant and the lurker above to the shadow demon and the skeleton warrior - and even the Demon Lord Orcus himself! We worked closely with Wizards of the Coast so that these creatures do not overlap with official Third Edition books. You wont find any of the monsters in this book in any official product! Hardcover.
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