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Digging around in one of my storage boxes and unearthed a relic of AD&D's early 90s bump in popularity and TSR's efforts to introduce the game to a wider audience. This is one of the modules for TSR's Mystara campaign setting that had audio CDs with them to aid new GMs in adding immersion.
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Steve Horton
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Every single Marvel and DC comic had a TSR ad in it during this era. This bump led to the Satanic Panic, I believe.
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Sasha's RetroBytes
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Night of the Vampire was the only one I played of these audio CD enhanced modules, and had First Quest to go with it. It's a low-level adventure, intended to ease players in. I'm pretty sure the audio CD has been uploaded to YouTube; it's worth checking out to enjoy the cheesy performances.
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Patrick Karjala
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Oh I have one of these, the First Quest version! The audio CD really lends to the immersion.
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Natalie P (2024 Directors Cut)
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Those early audio CDs were fantastic! When I started playing TTRPGs as a young teen my first DM had them, so every scene had a soundtrack. I was spoiled!
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👯♀️ lydelle buster 👯♀️
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mystara!!! whoa
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