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#15 in Dungeon's "The 30 Greatest D&D Adventures of All Time" is 1997's "Dead Gods" for AD&D 2nd Edition by Monte Cook. It's actually two adventures in the Planescape setting that can be played separately or together, one of which deals with the return of the dread Orcus (and a visit to the Vault of the Drow from the 1978 D3 module). This module is full of cool stuff like, well, giant floating dead gods, the astral plane, mega dangerous wands, hungry standing stones, evil manipulations, and a traveling circus (just to name a few). "Think killing a god's tough, Berk? Try bringing one back." Monte cooks up the goods… on Map Monday aka Dungeon Day!!

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A second map set for Map Monday! This is mostly housekeeping, I realized I never posted the maps together for MoaH's first dungeon, the Temple of Inverted Time, so that's what this post is for.

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Maybe its because I just finished reading Annie Jacobsen's Nuclear War: A Scenario, but this map really stuck with me. Although its more "optimistic" than the scenario presented in Jacobsen's book.

SOURCE: https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/map-thread-xxii.542978/page-479#post-25956636

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Map Monday — Adrift

The Springhill-class mining ship CAA Heavy Burden was repurposed by the UNSC as an ordnance transport during the Covenant War. Damaged at the Battle of Kholo, the vessel has entered a slowly degrading orbit around a nearby gas giant.

Adrift is a small symmetrical multiplayer map featured in Halo 4.

Monstrous Whales! Can you spot them?

The Typus Orbis Terrarum, “The Plan of the World’s Lands,” was the first world map to be published in a ‘modern’ standard atlas by Abraham Ortelius and engraved by Frans Hogenberg in 1570. First published in Abraham Ortelius’s atlas, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, it was one of the few maps included in the atlas that was created by Ortelius himself.

Learn more (and see the whales up close) in Monstrous Whales · The Art of Cartography: Cartes-à-figures, a digital exhibition curated by Lily McEwen.