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'''''Rary the Traitor''''' is a ''Dungeons & Dragons'' sourcebook and module for the ''World of Greyhawk'' campaign setting written by [[Anthony Pryor]] and published by TSR in 1992 as the third Greyhawk 'reference' module (WGR3). The work details the empire of the renegade archmage [[Rary]], known as the Empire of the [[Bright Lands]]. Historical background of the [[Bright Desert]] is also covered, and introduced the ancient [[Flan]] nations of [[Sulm]] and [[Itar]] to the setting.  Information on [[Robilar]], Rary's co-conspiritor, is also provided.
'''''Rary the Traitor''''' is a ''Dungeons & Dragons'' sourcebook and module for the ''World of Greyhawk'' campaign setting written by [[Anthony Pryor]] and published by TSR in 1992 as the third Greyhawk 'reference' module (WGR3). The work details the empire of the renegade archmage [[Rary]], known as the Empire of the [[Bright Lands]]. Historical background of the [[Bright Desert]] is also covered, and introduced the ancient [[Flan]] nations of [[Sulm]] and [[Itar]] to the setting.  Information on [[Robilar]], Rary's co-conspiritor, is also provided.



Revision as of 10:03, 18 October 2007

Template:Greyhawk source Rary the Traitor is a Dungeons & Dragons sourcebook and module for the World of Greyhawk campaign setting written by Anthony Pryor and published by TSR in 1992 as the third Greyhawk 'reference' module (WGR3). The work details the empire of the renegade archmage Rary, known as the Empire of the Bright Lands. Historical background of the Bright Desert is also covered, and introduced the ancient Flan nations of Sulm and Itar to the setting. Information on Robilar, Rary's co-conspiritor, is also provided.

The information in the sourcebook section of the publication can be used in campaigns involving characters of all levels, however the adventures contained in the module are designed for characters of levels eight or higher.

Bibliography

  • Anthony Prior. Rary the Traitor. Lake Geneva, WI: 1992. ISBN 1-56076-497-X