was the seventh module (Test of the Samurai) which did not have the Oriental Adventures logo. The last three of these modules also had the Forgotten Realms logo. The Kara-Tur: The Eastern Realms boxed set, also for Forgotten Realms, was billed as an expansion for Oriental Adventures. Also released for second edition was a volume for the Monstrous Compendium series. Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition The second version of Oriental Adventures () was written by James Wyatt and published by Wizards of the Coast in October 2001. The cover art is by Raven Mimura, with interior art by: Matt Cavotta, Larry Dixon, Cris Dornaus, David Martin, Raven Mimura, Wayne Reynolds, Darrell Riche, Richard Sardinha, Brian Snoddy, and Arnie Swekel. It uses the D&D 3rd Edition rules. An official (but not 100% comprehensive) update of Oriental Adventures to the v.3.5 rules can be found in Dragon Magazine #318 (April 2004), pp. 32–48. Campaign features The book includes: seven playable new races, including nezumi, vanara, and three different types of spirit folk; five new base classes, including the samurai, sohei, and shugenja; 17 new prestige classes; over one hundred new spells; and seventy-five new monsters, over a dozen of which (including five types of Naga) were given level adjustments for adapting them into playable races. The featured campaign setting of this edition is Rokugan, a campaign setting originally created for the game Legend of the Five Rings. Reception The reviewer from Pyramid noted that while the first edition book was a 144-page black and white text, the third edition book was 256 pages and full color. The second Oriental Adventures won the 2002 Ennie Award for "Best Campaign Setting". Dungeons & Dragons 4th edition Wizards of the Coast did not release a new edition of Oriental Adventures for 4th edition. A number of the monsters from the Oriental Adventures setting, such as the oni, were included in the Monster Manual. The shaman is in the Player's Handbook 2 as a leader based on the primal power source. The monk appears in Player's Handbook 3. As of Dragon Issue 404 (October 2011), samurai and sohei were added as character themes. The ninja is a build for the assassin class. References Further reading "...And a Step Beyond That", Dragon #122 "A Menagerie of Martial Arts", Dragon #127 "A Step Beyond Shogun...", Dragon #122 "Flying Feet and Lightning Hands", Dragon #164 "Hand-to-Hand Against the Rules",