Dungeon Module - Till Death Do Us Part is an adventure set in a world full of danger, mystery, and action. Battle between good and evil, romance, and epic challenges – you can look forward to all of this in this RPG story.

The Story: An heiress, a local lady from a celebrated house, has been kidnapped by a vile criminal. Rumor has it he is holding her hostage on the abandoned Governor's Island, north of Sørholde, while the scoundrel Crikpaw searches for the signet ring of the house of Ukoh An.

The Challenge: Return the Heiress and the Ukoh An ring, and you will be handsomely rewarded. Catch the villain Crikpaw, and your reward will multiply, with his head serving as proof of justice served.

What could possibly go wrong?

Dungeon Module GG1 - Till Death Do Us Part is the first in a series of eight adventures. It contains new and original content from TSR alumni Heidi Gygax Garland and Erik Gygax Garland, and features original artwork by James V. West and Mike Wilson.

The story is compatible with D&D 5E, 1E, and Castles & Crusades.

The module includes a detachable cover that can be used as a Game Master's screen featuring a blue old-school map.

The manual is in English.

The mission: Heiress, a local lady from a celebrated house, has been kidnapped by a nasty commoner thug. He is rumoured to be holding her hostage on abandoned Governor's Island, just north of Sørholde, while he searches for the signet ring of the house of Ukoh An.

The offer: Return the lady Heiress and the ring of Ukoh An and you will be handsomely rewarded. In fact, return the villain Crikpaw for an additional reward. His head will do nicely as proof of justice done.

What could possibly go wrong?

Dungeon Module GG1, Till Death Do Us Part, is the first of a planned series of eight adventures. Featuring all new and original content by TSR alumni Heidi Gygax Garland and Erik Gygax Garland, it includes original art from James V. West and Mike Wilson.

The module includes a detached cover that can be used as a Game Master's screen with a stunning "old school" blue map, created by TSR alumnus, author, and cartographer, Stephen D. Sullivan.