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## D&D Classics: I4 Oasis of the White Palm (1E)
Tired and sore, you struggle over the burning sands toward the long-forgotten
city. Will you reach the place in time to save yourselves from the evil
efreeti? The sun beats down, making your wounds stiff and worsening the
constant thirst that plagues anyone who travels these waterless wastes. But
there is hope – are those the ruins over there? In the midst of broken columns
and bits of rubble stands a huge statue. This is the place! You’ve found it at
last. Gratefully, you sink onto the sand. But there is no time to lose. You
must hurry. So with a quavering voice you say the magic words. And then you
wait… A hush falls over the ruins, making the back of your neck prickle.
Then, out of the east, a wind rises, gentle at first but quickly growing
stronger and wilder, until it tears at your clothes and nearly lifts you off
your feet. The once clear sky is choked with white and grey clouds that clash
and boil. As the clouds blacken day turns to night. Lightning flashes followed
by a menacing growl of thunder. You are beginning to wonder if you should seek
shelter, when all of a sudden there is a blinding crash and a bolt of
lightning reduces the statue to dust. For a moment, silence. The, out of the
statue’s remains, soars a blue flame. Its roar deafens you as higher and
higher it climbs, until it seems about to reach the clouds. Just when you
think it can grow no larger, its shape begins to change. The edges billow and
soften, their roar lessens, and before your eyes materializes a gigantic blue
man. This adventure can be played alone or as the second part of the Desert of
Desolation series. For characters level 6-8.
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