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The princess Argenta ruled over this peaceful land and the people were secure and happy. Then one day a warrior riding a red dragon appeared in the skies over the princess’ castle and almost overnight the tiny kingdom fell into ruin. Now only ruins and rumors remain, and what legends there are tell of a fabulous ruby still buried somewhere within the Palace of the Silver Princess.  \nThis module is for use with the D&D® Basic rules and is specially designed for beginning players and DMs. Contained within are maps of the palace and its dungeons, background information, and rumors and legends as well as many new monsters.  \n© 1981, TSR Hobbies, Inc., All Rights Reserved.  \nDistributed to the book trade in the United States by Random House, Inc. and in Canada by Random House of Canada, Ltd.  \nDistributed to the toy and hobby trade by regional distributors.  \nDUNGEONS & DRAGONS and D&D are registered trademarks of TSR Hobbies, Inc.  \nTSR Hobbies, Inc. POB 756  \nLake Geneva, WI 53147  \nPRINTED IN U.S.A.  \nISBN 0-935696-31-8  \n9044  \nDungeons & Dragons® Basic Set Dungeon Module \\#B3  \nPalace of the Silver Princess PART 1: INTRODUCTION  \nA great many of the things found in the Palace of the Silver Princess are there to add color and to give the DM ideas upon which to expand. This module has been specially designed to give the beginning DM, as well as the more experienced DM, a framework on which to build a whole dungeon complex. This module can also be used as the basis for an ongoing campaign, as it provides rumors, legends and other information that give a campaign foundation and background. To expand the dungeon, the DM need but open up the blocked passageways and add new and challenging dungeon levels. This should be done only after most of the encounter areas have been explored.  \nMany of the rooms have spaces for monsters, treasure, and/or traps. Some examples have been given of how to stock these rooms in other areas of this module. By leaving some areas blank, the DM can use creativity to add challenge to the module and make it fit into his or her world and campaign. It also insures that even if some players read the module before playing in it, they will not know exactly what is going to happen in every room. Do not fill all of the rooms at once. Leave some empty to be filled at a later time. This will help add color and suspense to the adventure; a room visited earlier which proved to be empty and a possible resting place might be occupied now by a monster that doesn’t wish to share its room with adventurers. Many monsters and treasures can be found in the DUNGEON & DRAGONS® Basic Set Booklet. These are the ones that should be used until the players have advanced past third level. The new monsters and treasures found in this module should not be used until the entire module has been explored, and the DM has drawn new maps to expand the palace. These new monsters and treasures have been placed in certain areas and play balance has been carefully considered in placing them. If these monsters and/or treasures are moved elsewhere in the module before the players discover them where they have originally been placed, the module will become unbalanced and perhaps too difficult, especially for first level adventurers. Once all the monsters and treasures have been discovered, the DM may wish to place new monsters and treasures elsewhere.  \nThis module, like all DUNGEONS & DRAGONS products, is a guideline to use as a creative basis for your own campaign. It is designed to teach a new DM how to design and run a D&D adventure, while not being too difficult for low level adventurers and new players. Good luck and enjoy.  \nPART 2:  \nDUNGEON MASTER􀂒S INFORMATION  \nThe information given below should be read carefully. Part of it can be given to p","cbCairoKXOcpuWUW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairoKXOcpuWUW","pdf",2371965,36,"English","# Part 1: Introduction\n## Dungeon Master’s Information\n## Legend","[{\"question\":\"What is this module designed for and which character levels does it support?\",\"answer\":\"It is designed for beginning players and DMs using the D\\u0026D Basic rules, and it targets character levels 1–3.\"},{\"question\":\"What content does the module include for a DM?\",\"answer\":\"It provides palace and dungeon maps, background information, rumors and legends, and many new monsters, along with guidance to expand the dungeon.\"},{\"question\":\"How should a DM handle room stocking and module expansion?\",\"answer\":\"The DM should stock rooms with monsters, treasure, and/or traps, leaving some areas blank to add later challenge and suspense. 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