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''Lankhmar – City of Adventure'' is an accessory for the ''Dungeons & Dragons'' fantasy role-playing game, first published by TSR in 1985. ==Contents== The two booklet set describes Nehwon and the city of Lankhmar, from Fritz Leiber's ''Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser'' series. It includes information on the city's districts, factions and guilds, characters, and the gods and monsters of Nehwon, as well as encounter tables and adventure ideas.〔 The larger book begins by detailing summaries of the ''Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser'' stories, and provides comments on the stories' potential for further adventures. Next is a district-by-district breakdown of Lankhmar, with detailed maps that mark and describe 99 locations, as well as record sheets for the Dungeon Master's (DM's) campaign notes.〔 Another annotated map details the world of Nehwon, followed by descriptions of almost 100 non-player characters (NPCs), including statistics for Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser in ''Legends & Lore'' format; the gods and monsters of Nehwon are also presented, adding to those already appearing in ''Legends & Lore''.〔 The book goes on to describe the workings of the city, including details on its political factions, guilds, and religions, as well as a chapter on adventuring in Lankhmar with rules on haggling, bribery, the legal system, and Social Levels. There is also a section on generating new NPCs and buildings, which includes sample building plans.〔 The book also includes a series of conversion rules for fitting the setting into the ''AD&D'' game system. There is a series of set-piece encounters for providing random incidents, or even starting points for adventures, as well as a scenario for 9th-12th level adventurers titled "The Karvian Elephant".〔 The color map includes a number of areas in grey, which the DM can design.〔 The map of Lankhmar depicts a crowded city with roads and alleys winding around the houses; in the middle of each city block is a large blank area that represents the narrow backstreets of Lankhmar, those areas about which the casual passer-by knows nothing.〔 It is only after leaving the main streets and venturing into the inner areas of Lankhmar that these areas become known to the player characters (PCs).〔 The smaller booklet contains a series of city block geomorphs which can also be used to fill in the blank areas on the map.〔 Whenever the PCs venture into the backstreets, the GM selects one of 12 geomorphs to fill the empty area, and each geomorph shows the layout of buildings in the backstreets.〔 The smaller booklet also contains record sheets, duplicate maps, and other information for players.〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Lankhmar – City of Adventure」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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