@Lionesslady I either learned the word "azure" from that module or the Azure Sea in Greyhawk. It was so long ago I can't remember, but D&D definitely expanded my vocabulary.

@Tim_Eagon @Lionesslady

Same here, but that Module was fairly terrible iirc, as were most of them back in that day. Was there even a well written 2e adventure? I struggle to recall one…

@Morgunin @Tim_Eagon I remember being so excited about running the modules, they all sounded so cool. But yeah, none of them ever survived player contact, and I wasn't experienced enough to course correct.

@Lionesslady @Morgunin I didn't buy too many 2e adventure modules, but Dungeon Magazine had plenty of good adventures.

@Tim_Eagon @Morgunin oooh I loved that magazine. That's where I first learned about filk. Good times.

@Tim_Eagon @Morgunin however -- I will also say that I looked into writing for them, saw that they claimed ALL rights in perpetuity at that time, and noped on out immediately.

@Lionesslady @Tim_Eagon

That sucks. How terrible.
I do agree with Tim, though. Dungeon Magazine adventures seemed cool and more interesting than TSRs other stuff at the time. I only have like a dozen or so issues, but I liked what I read there a lot.

@Morgunin @Tim_Eagon yeah, I kinda regret letting all my old magazines go. But too many moves and not enough space...

@Lionesslady @Morgunin I managed to complete my collection of print Dungeon Magazines during the pandemic (I probably owned about 70% of them beforehand). Nobody tell my wife what I spent on issues 1-5!

@Tim_Eagon @Lionesslady

Wow! Nice.

Do you have a favorite issue or adventure from Dungeon?

@Morgunin @Lionesslady my favorite issue is probably 13, and it contains my favorite adventure entitled “Of Nests & Nations.”

@Tim_Eagon @Lionesslady

Thank you for sharing that. I’ll take a look at the getting a hold of that issue now.