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Erde: The Lost City of Gaxmoor Product Type: Adventure Setting (d20) Format/Price: Saddle stitched, $20.95, 80 pages Written By: Ernie Gygax, Luke Gygax, and David Moore Ordering Info: TLG 4001, ISBN 1-931275-07-6 Release Date: Now Available! Product Description: The sun sinks slowly into the west, casting her dying rays upon the ruins of a once great metropolis. The fading light carresses the tumbled stone walls, the bastions, towers and houses of an abandoned city. The light fades, leaving shadows in her wake, the light of glory nothing more than a memory. Long ago this sprawling city was the center of a thriving Empire. In those far flung days her armies strode through world beneath sandled feat; with fire and sword they conquered and brought home wagons laden with the spoils of war: foods, exotic animals, slaves, gold, jewels and more. This was once a shining doorway to the East, allowing rest and restocking of provisions before the long trek into the wild lands of the barbaric frontier of the Western Empire. There, in the minerated towers of Gaxmoor, sorcerers cast spells of wonder and bedazzled all the world with their eldritch powers and might. And over it all the Lords of Gaxmoor remained the undisputed champions of the field and they lay their be-jeweled heads on silk divans to suffer the outrageous lives of opulant rich and powerful. But on a time their might over-reached and they brought upon themselves a curse of tremendous power and their city was torn from the fabric of the world and cast into the void. Their it lingered for years without count and her people her died and her lords and ladies faded and the power and majesty of Gaxmoor was no more. As with all things, the curse ended and in ruins the city returned to the world, there to take her old spot amongst the realms of man. But her might was gone, her walls and towers stood empty of the soldiers who once guarded her and the palaces of the mighty were left with not but the hollow echoes of memories. But Gaxmoor in ruins did not stay empty for long, for creatures, borne of eldritch sorcery, still stalked her streets and others came to take up residence there. Gaxmoor in ruins, borne anew, thrives in its own degraded evil. But there are those who say that Gaxmoor is filled with treasure and abounds with the secrets of the ancients. This once great city, long since fallen to the ravages of time and beast, bekons the brave and bold to test their mettle against the iron walls of time and the ruins of The Lost City of Gaxmoor. Promotional Sale Item $7.50 - For a limited time only! Gaxmoor is a complete adventure setting for character level 1-6. Playable in the TLG World of Erde campaign setting or easily placed in any existing campaign, Gaxmoor will fill many nights of gaming with high adventure and mounds of fun. Comes with a 21" x 23" map! Special Announcement concerning The Lost City of Gaxmoor On March 5 Troll Lord Games was notified by a customer that some material appearing in the recently released "Lost City of Gaxmoor" was not material covered by the OGL. The item in question, "The Bow of True Seeing," appearing on page 108, was taken from the WoTC sourcebook "Sword and Fist." This book has not been released under the OGL. Upon realizing that we were in violation of material owned and copyrighted by Wizards of the Coast we immediately contacted the appropriate authorities at WoTC who in turn put us in contact with the legal department. An arrangement between WoTC and TLG was reached yesterday, March 6. We regret this oversight on our part and extend our apologies to Wizards of the Coast and the rest of d20 community. It is and has always been the policy at TLG to strictly follow both the letter and the spirit of the Open Gaming License. We encourage all companies to redouble your efforts in making certain that you publish only material OGL compliant. This error is entirely one of the owners and editors at Troll Lord Games and does not reflect any oversight on the part of the authors.