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The Wheel of Time: Prophecies of the Dragon

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The Shadow Looms Ever Nearer

The events leading up to Tarmon Gai'don have long been foretold. Treacherous Darkfriends conspire to permanently sever the Dragon Reborn's link to the One Power. Brave, new heroes must emerge from the Great Pattern and discover those insidious plans to give the forces of Light a chance to prevail over the Dark One.

The first adventure based on Robert Jordan's New York Times bestselling fantasy series.

The Wheel of Prophecies of the Dragon comes from one of the most successful fantasy novel series ever. This game uses the d20 system as a base mechanic, giving it direct and immediate accessibility to the entire Dungeons & Dragons network. It is playable with The Wheel of Time campaign setting or a D&D player's personalized campaign.

Prophecies of the Dragon is a stand-alone adventure of epic scope for The Wheel of TimeTM Roleplaying Game. Designed to serve as the foundation of an ongoing campaign, it weaves the players into the storyline of Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series.

To use this accessory, a Gamemaster also needs The Wheel of Time Roleplaying Game.

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

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July 8, 2009
I have read all of The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan, that I am assuming this book is based on, and frankly, I am frustrated. What started out to be a great series in the first about 5 books has turned into a long complicated thing that has way too much going on. The last book had nothing at all about Rand, the main charcter, in it and shows absolutely no end to the story. It should definitely ended at 7 like the original plan. I would recommend the first five books cause the idea is great, but don't expect to hear how it all plays out. To Robert Jordan, get back to the basics and tell us how the world ends already!
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February 17, 2014
This one was my base campaign, and my players enjoyed it very much. Some of the adventures are a little bit plain, but easily enrichable.
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