Although he felt it featured a "scarcely original plot," the author had "built onto the stereotype with intelligence and imagination". Imagine magazine's Doug Cowie reviewed X4 favorably. X4 Master of the Desert Nomads was written by David Cook, with art by Tim Truman, and was published by TSR in 1983 as a 32-page booklet with an outer folder this module was the first in the Desert Nomads series. If successful, the adventure ends at an abbey situated on a mountain spur above the alpine meadows, after which the player characters may proceed with the second module in this series, the Temple of Death.
#Hand of fate nomads desert series
In the adventure that follows, the adventurers must tackle a series of wilderness encounters, including journeying up a sluggish river to its source, passing through a dismal salt marsh, crossing an inhospitable desert, and searching for a pass through the high and forbidding mountain chain on the far side of the desert. Having missed the departure of the main army, they are tasked with seeking out more information on the mysterious figure behind the enemy armies (the titular desert nomads).
The party has answered the call to defend the Republic against the recently unified human and humanoid tribes of the vast Sind desert, bordering Darokin to the northeast. This scenario opens in a small village on the border of the Republic of Darokin. The adventure details a number of wilderness encounters. In this scenario, the adventurers follow a river and cross the desert to find an evil abbey.
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