The Dungeoneer's Field Guide to Hazards Philip Reed:Paperback Generally thought to be Williams's

Generally thought to be Williams's best novel

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The Dungeoneer's Field Guide to Hazards Philip Reed:Paperback Generally thought to be Williams'sIn the darkest, deepest dungeons terrible dangers exist. Monsters and traps can cause pain and death but hazards from slimes and molds to crumbling stairs to treasure covered floors can hinder and harm. The Dungeoneer's Field Guide to Hazards is a 60 page collection of hazards, written by Philip Reed. Including the material found in the various hazards PDFs (such as A Dozen Dungeon Hazards, A Dozen Hazards of the City, and A Dozen Wilderness Hazards)