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A tour post two days in a row?! Yes precious, yes! Up today on our tour of each and every D&D release from TSR, we have a pretty interesting 1983 module release to enjoy, M1(Solo): Blizzard Pass. This solo module contained "invisible ink" and a supplied pen to reveal it. Here are my 3 shrink copies.

Hey my peeps! I had to step away for a bit to help out with a little gaming carnival called Gamehole Con, but I am back and ready to pick up our tour! Up today, from 1983, we get to enjoy a module for the Basic Set, B5: Horror on the Hill. Here is my original shrink copy. Onward!

Next up on our tour of each and every D&D release by TSR as seen from the shelves of The Gamehole, is an accessory is support of the D&D Basic line. Up today I give you AC1: The Shady Dragon Inn. This book contains tons of pre-generated NPC's and the Inn map. Here is my copy in original shrink wrap.

We remain in the D&D release year of 1983. That year, TSR released a revised Expert Rule Set in addition to the new Basic Rule Set. Here are my two copies in original shrink.

Man. I have not really been feeling like engaging with social media of late, so I am sorry my D&D release tour has languished. We left off in the year 1983. That year saw the release of a third version of D&D Basic Set. Here is my original shrink copy. I will effort to be more consistent with this!

We have stumbled through a rift in the space time continuum and find ourselves at a Walden's Books in 1983 in front of the D&D section. Our eyes are drawn to a tasty new box set that was just released, The World of Greyhawk. Here are my two copies, a 1st and a 2nd printing.

Next up on our tour of each and every D&D release by TSR is another 1983 module out of the TSR UK studio. Let's all bask in the glory of, including the weird ass cover art, the module UK2: The Sentinel. Here are my two shrink copies.

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Next up on our tour of each and every D&D/TSR release, currently in the year 1983, is a module that I clearly remember buying back when it came out. Up today is the adventure, EX2: The Land Beyond the Magic Mirror. Here are my 3 original shrink copies. Man, I love this one.

My negligence with respect to this TSR/D&D release tour goes without need of further comment, but back on track we are! We remain in the year 1983 and today's module is a big one for me personally. This one lit my imagination on fire! I give you EX1: Dungeonland. Here are my 3 original shrink copies

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Let's keep our D&D/TSR release tour rolling with another module release from 1983. Up today, we have another RPGA exclusive, RPGA3: The Forgotten King. I bet many of you have never seen this one before as it is pretty obscure. Anyway, here are 2 of my 4 copies that you can take a gander at. Onward!

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Next up on our tour of each and every D&D release by TSR is the final module in the "R" RPGA modules series, R4 Doc's Island. These were RPGA exclusives and as a result, quite rare these days. Here are my 3 copies. This is the only one of the 4 in the series never released in shrink wrap.

Up today on our tour of each and every D&D release by TSR, we have another adventure module to enjoy from the year 1983. Here is L2: The Assassin's Knot. Here are my 4 original shrink wrap copies and in my defense, these are of 3 different printings including the very hard to find "hanger" version.

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As we stroll along on our tour of each and every D&D release by TSR, currently in the year 1983, we get to enjoy a big one today. I give you I6: Ravenloft. I have had the privilege of meeting both Laura and Tracy and gaming with them. They are great people. Here are my 3 original shrink copies.

We remain in the D&D/TSR release year of 1983. Up today on our tour of each and every one of these awesome products, I give you I5: Lost Tomb of Martek. Here are my 3 original shrink wrap copies. One of them was Tracy Hickman's copy. Onward!

We are just starting to enjoy the tasty 1983 offerings from TSR. Up today we have an iconic module release, I4 Oasis of the White Palm. For some reason, and I am sure it is a good one, I have 3 copies in original shrink of this module. Onwards!

Some cool stuff for sure in here. Many of these were "backstage only" gifts and quite hard to find.

Let's stretch our legs into the D&D release year of 1983. As this point, I was old enough to remember seeing some of these as a kid. In any event, up today is Monster Manual 2. Here are two of mine, a first print and a second print.

On our tour of each and every D&D release by TSR, we have arrived at the end of the release year of 1982. The last product from 1982 that we will enjoy is a module in support of the Expert Rule set. Here is X3: Curse of Xanathon by my buddy Doug Niles. Here is my original shrink copy. 1983 tomorrow!

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We have just a couple of more releases to look at in the 1982 portion of our D&D/TSR release tour. Up today was a module release in support of the Basic Rule Set, B4: The Lost City. Here is my original shrink wrap copy. Onward!

Next up on our D&D/TSR product release tour is another adventure module from 1982. I give you WG4: The Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun. It is not universally beloved, but here are my two original shrink copies nonetheless. Onward!

We continue with our tour of each and every D&D/TSR release. We remain in the year 1982. Up today is another tremendous module. Let's all enjoy, U2: Danger at Dunwater. I am not sure why I have 3 original shrink copies of this one. It is a great adventure and I certainly do not have a problem.

The next stop on our tour of each and every D&D release is a re-release in 1982 of a previous adventure, S2: The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth which was a redo of the original released in 1976. Here are a couple of my 1st prints in shrink as well as a couple of my copies of the original from 1976.

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We roll on with our tour of each and every D&D product release by TSR. We are currently in the year 1982. Up today is the third release in the "R" series of modules which were RPGA exclusives. Here is R3: the egg of the phoenix. Here is my original shrink copy and my NM copy signed by Frank. Onward!

How about we continue to explore the D&D releases from 1982? Up today is another adventure module from the RPGA exclusive "R" series. Take a gander at R2: the investigation of hydell. This one is the best of the series IMO. Here is my original shrink copy and a nice copy signed by Frank, the author.

Next up on our tour of each and every D&D/TSR release as seen by the tasty items on the shelves of The Gamehole is the first RPGA adventure exclusive. Released in 1982, we are going to enjoy R1: to the aid of falx. Here are my two original shrink copies.

Up today on our tour of each and every D&D/TSR release we have one of my all time favorite modules. Released in 1982, lets enjoy the outstanding N1: Against the Cult of the Reptile God. Doug Niles wrote this one and Doug simply could not be a nicer guy. Here is my original shrink wrap copy. Enjoy!

We are now in the year 1982 of our D&D/TSR release tour. Up today is the iconic module, I3: Pharaoh. He is my shrink copy. However, it is important to remember that this was not the first release of this adventure. Tracy had released it initially under the "Daystar" label. Here are my 3 copies.

We bump into the year 1982 on our complete D&D/TSR product tour. Let's kick it off with my personal favorite AD&D module of all time, released in 1982, I2: Tomb of the Lizard King! Here are my 1st and 2nd printings in original shrink. I had so much fun running this in the early days of The Gamehole!

I have been terrible about updating my tour as things have been super busy on all fronts. But let's wrap the year 1981 on our D&D/TSR tour with the module, X2: Castle Amber. I have actually never played this one. Here is my original shrink copy of this icon module. Onto 1982!

We are to the penultimate D&D/TSR release of the year 1981, and it is a biggie. Up today is the iconic module from our friend, Zeb Cook, X1: The Isle of Dread. So much nostalgia tied up in this one for me. Here is my 1st print copy in original shrink. Tomorrow we wrap up 1981!

Onwards with our D&D/TSR product release tour! We remain in the year 1981 and we have another iconic module release to bask in. Up today, we have notorious module B3: Palace of the Silver Princess. It was originally released with an orange cover, but was quickly recalled. Here are my 2 copies.

First for me as well. The memory is locked into my head.

On our tour of every D&D/TSR release, we have a massively important one to enjoy today. Released in 1981, B2: Keep on the Borderlands was the first adventure I ever played. Coming full circle, I wrote one of the forwards in the Goodman reprint. Here are my shrink 1st, hanger, and 2nd print copies.

We continue on our D&D/TSR release tour currently in the seminal year of 1981. Up today is another accessory from that fecund release year, the "anthology" release of Dungeon Geomorphs, Sets One - Three. Here are my original shrink 1st and 3rd print copies. Onwards!

As we trundle along on our tour of each and every D&D/TSR release by plucking cool things from the shelves of The Gamehole, we have another big one today. In 1981, we got a revised Expert Set, commonly known as the "Cook" set. Here are my two original shrink copies. More awesome Erol Otus art!

Up today on our tour of each and every D&D/TSR release in The Gamehole is a biggie. In 1981, we got a new Basic Set. This is commonly referred to as the "Moldvay" set. It featured some dope new art by Erol Otus. Here are my two shrink copies. One of them was owned by Dave Arneson. Onward!

We roll on with our D&D/TSR product release tour. We remain in the year 1981. Up today, is an incredibly important module release when it comes to the history of game design. Up today is U1: The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh. Here are my two shrink copies.

Alright. I appreciate that you all have not fired me from my self appointed position as the TSR/D&D tour director on gross negligence grounds. So I am back and ready to resume! Up today from 1981 is the iconic module, L1: The Secret of Bone Hill. Here are my 1st print in original shrink copies.

A bit of a detour on our overall TSR product release tour as these lovelies came in the mail today. I love the TSR belt buckles. I have been looking for one of the RPGA red enamel ones for a long time. Well here it is along with a lizard man one. Both of these belonged to Kevin Blume.