TEXT: a complete guide to the ancient ruins of mor 
  and the town of lesserton, adventurer’s paradise
  LESSERTON AND
  MOR
  ©2011 Faster Monkey Games™
  FM123LM
  
  MORE ADVENTURES IN THE WILD EAST....
  In a long-ago historic triumph, the mighty Baron of Mor drove out the northern invaders and became Duke of Morland. He 
  and his descendants ruled over a Duchy of twenty thousand square miles, bringing centuries of justice, peace, and prosperity, and 
  even compelling tribute from the Wood Elf King.
  But that was the good old days. Then the Half-Orc Lord invaded, Great Mor was broken, and the Duke of Valnwall came in 
  to restore order. Morland became Eastern Valnwall, a place where civilization struggles daily with chaos, and heroes never have to 
  look far for trouble to ﬁ ght. These old-school adventures from Faster Monkey Games™ bring you to the front of the battle.
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  Worlds™ by Joel Sparks, now come with free conversion notes that make them easy to run with Labyrinth Lord™!
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  Skull Mountain: At the very edge 
  of the dangerous Cloudbother 
  range, an ancient cult revives to 
  terrify the town of Wolford. You 
  must not only defeat the evil 
  cultists, but uncover the secret 
  behind their power. As of old, 
  the heart of the darkness lies 
  somewhere behind the Great Stone 
  Skull, in the smoldering interior of 
  Skull Mountain.
  Wheel of  Evil: The ﬁ ne cheeses 
  of Renneton are known across 
  the continent, and the whole town 
  works at raising the goats, sheep, 
  and cows, making the cheeses, 
  and storing them carefully for 
  aging in the nearby caves. When 
  kobolds break into the caves from 
  below and start a campaign of 
  destruction, the folk of Renneton 
  put out a cry for help. They can pay 
  well—if the cheese crop survives.
  Lesserton & Mor
  Wrack & Rune: Towns don’t come much poorer than Wrack, a tiny ﬁ shing 
  village clinging to the fog-bound coast of Eel Bight. No one would ever 
  come here, except that the last sighting of the trade ship Lady Elaine was 
  off the treacherous rocks of this shore. Ships go down in the Bight all the 
  time, but this one happened to be carrying the extremely valuable cargo 
  of an extremely impatient wizard. Recover it fast and keep him happy.
  The Hidden Serpent: Three 
  wretched fugitives spin a wild story, 
  claiming to be escaped slaves from 
  an underground base where evil 
  men forge a mercenary army to 
  threaten the peace. Jeff “Bighara” 
  Sparks puts a modern twist on this 
  classic fantasy scenario.
  
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