Get your Old-School On! A guide to how Dungeons & Dragons was played before Dungeons & Dragons!
 
Last Chance to get the Second Printing, First Edition (a.k.a. Red Cover). They are "remainders", meaning they did not pass our strict quality inspection to use them to fulfill the Kickstarter. These hard covers may have a few slightly shiny glue spots, penny-sized or smaller, on the front and/or back cover, or they have slightly dinged corners or light scratches or irregularities on the covers. If you are unsatisfied with your book for any reason we will happily issue a refund on return, but we will not be able to replace it.
 
Greg Svenson's, The Lost Dungeons of Tonisborg. An Official Blackmoor™ Setting
The Most Unique RPG Module ever published.

In 1971, Greg Svenson and his friends took part in the very first dungeon adventure game, Blackmoor, created by their friend, Dave Arneson.
 
The large group of players descended into Blackmoor Dungeon in search of a wizard and his cohort, an evil Balrog. Greg was the only player to survive this momentous first game session, earning the title: The Great Svenni. As his game persona, Greg would go on to become the most celebrated character in the history of Blackmoor and RPGs.
 
Then, in the summer of 1973, as Dave Arneson and Gary Gygax worked to complete the manuscript for Dungeons & Dragons, Greg was given a play-test copy of this novel new game. He used these rules to create his own adventure dungeon, The Dungeons of Tonisborg.
 
One day, Greg loaned his maps to a friend to make copies. An unexpected disaster struck: the maps, stowed in an old magazine, were thrown away. All ten original map levels of Greg's epic mega-dungeon were thought lost forever. This lost map set came to be known as The Lost Dungeons of Tonisborg among the "Blackmoor Bunch."
 
Thirty-five years later, during the making of the documentary film, Secrets of Blackmoor, a mysterious set of photocopied dungeon maps was unearthed. D. H. Boggs emailed copies to Greg Svenson, who instantly recognized his own handwriting, declaring that these old photocopies were indeed copies of his original Tonisborg Dungeon.
 
Now published with extensive background information, The Lost Dungeons of Tonisborg is not like any RPG Game Module you've ever encountered before.
Step back into time with this stand-alone book, presenting the second oldest mega-dungeon created in the Twin Cities during the early development of RPGs.
 
It's a history of RPG dungeons.
 
It's a guide to the secret art of the Dungeon Master - from the people who invented it.
 
It's a rediscovered ten-level mega-dungeon filled with monsters and hidden treasures. 
 
It is an entire RPG, complete with old-school rules for creating player personas, outfitting equipment, adventuring, extensive charts for generating treasures, a spellbook, and a compendium of mythical creatures. (Or you can use your own favorite rules)
 
Everything you need to play is in this one volume!
 
Guide your players through a deep dive into the dungeon as you learn RPG History, Philosophy, and Traditional Game Methods to improve your gaming sessions.
Immerse yourself and your friends into a fantastic world of adventure with this historic mega-dungeon using original game rules derived from rare manuscripts from times past.
 
The Lost Dungeons of Tonisborg - The Seminal Guidebook to Traditional Role Playing!
 
Includes:
 
Full-color reproductions of all ten levels of Tonisborg Dungeon, complete with the original dungeon keys and stocking lists.
 
Greg Svenson reveals how the dungeon came about and why it's a bridge between past and present.
 
Extensive play guidelines teach you how to make Tonisborg rise again as a real-life experience for you and your players.
 
Updated maps and keys have been beautifully reconstructed from the originals for ease of play.
 
A set of historically accurate game rules are included that are ideal for developing an original style adventure campaign - or use your own preferred rules.
 
Serious Quality:
It's printed to last - you'll be able to pass this down to your great-grandchildren (and beyond). This book is printed on a traditional offset press in the United States by Egan Printing Company (est. 1891) and bound at the Denver Bookbinding Company (est. 1929). They know what it takes to make a lasting publication.
 
Tech Specs:
First Edition, Second Printing
156 pages 8.5" by 11"
Hard Bound w/ Fabric Cover
Gold Foil Art on the cover (Art by Ken Fletcher)
Gold Foil on spine
70lb Accent Opaque warm white, uncoated, grain long paper with Black ink & 100lb Endurance Silk paper for the full-color original Tonisborg maps
Bookmark Ribbon
 
 Limited  Quantity! These are the last 25 hard covers from the second printing. 
 
BLACKMOOR™ is a trademark of the Estate of David Arneson, LLC. Used under license.