Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG: Tome Of Adventure Volume 3 - Lankhmar

Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG: Tome Of Adventure Volume 3 - LankhmarLankhmar! The City of the Black Toga! Tome of Adventure Lankhmar contains eight adventures set in the fantastical city of Lankhmar, created by legendary fantasy author Fritz Leiber and designed for DCC Lankhmar. These adventures pit the player characters against cursed masks, rival street gangs, accursed temples, and even the unforgiving audience of theatrical performance! With enemies like these, it will take all their cunning and luck to make it

Lankhmar! The City of the Black Toga!

Tome of Adventure Lankhmar contains eight adventures set in the fantastical city of Lankhmar, created by legendary fantasy author Fritz Leiber and designed for DCC Lankhmar. These adventures pit the player characters against cursed masks, rival street gangs, accursed temples, and even the unforgiving audience of theatrical performance! With enemies like these, it will take all their cunning and luck to make it through another night in the City of Sevenscore Thousand Smokes.

Within this book you'll find:

Masks of Lankhmar, a level 1 adventure perfect for starting your PCs in the fantastical Lankhmar setting
Gang Lords of Lankhmar, first published as DCC #1
The Fence's Fortuitous Folly, first published as DCC #2
Acting Up in Lankhmar, first published as DCC #3
Violence for Votishal, first published as DCC #4
Blasphemy & Larceny in Lankhmar, first published as DCC #5
Cheating Death, an adventure scalable to any level, first published as DCC #6
All this as well as locations of Lankhmar and patron information for Death, the Rat God, and the Sea King!
A sprawling metropolis ruled equally by the Overlord in this Rainbow Palace and the Thieves' Guild in their maze-like headquarters. A city where fog-cloaked alleyways became battlegrounds from bravos and sorcerers, and where the Gods literally walk! Do you dare to tread its rain and blood-soaked streets in Tome of Adventure Lankhmar?

Rules Set: DCC RPG Lankhmar