This was one of the tantalising titles I remember seeing on the shelves at my local game shop back in 1981 or so- and I remember the cover etched in my mind- so 32 years later I bought it and really enjoyed reading it. I have to say that I haven't played this adventure- only read it. I plan to run it for my son when his party is higher level, the reason being that it is a TOUGH dungeon for very high level characters. The theme is two buried towers, and the party must fight down one,and up the other. Each tower is populated by either the Set or Mitra factions. Another thing to note is that there is little treasure really considering the incredible strength of the opponents. Still, when I run it I will certainly up the level of treasure and place additional major magic items for the players to find. Tough dungeons are great- but there must be big rewards if you consider how much experience a character must have to go up a level at high level.

Easy to use, works, has stuff that I want. So far no mess ups.

My favorite dungeon adventure all time! The author put this together when AD&D was fairly new, so he explains the 'new' spells and monsters particularly well, and he gives good descriptions and motivations for all the npc's as well. The adventure covers the surrounding area, a town, and the dungeon itself in good detail. I highly recommend it even if you have to do conversions to another game system.