Monochrome D2 Print On Demand Tuesdays new batch of print-on-demand D&D from WOTC finally includes a 70s classic: the 1978 original monochrome version of D2 Shrine of the Kuo-Toa, part of Gary Gygaxs timeless D1-D2-D3 drow trilogy. According to the printing info at the Acaeum, the pdf (which i had previously bought) is of the 5th printing of the module, although Im not aware of any content differences in the printings of D2. However, there are significant differences in art and content as compared to the later D1-2 compilation, as detailed here. The front and back cover art in the original are both by David Sutherland. The back cover is rarely seen as it was not included in the D1-2 compilation, and is a great composition depicting an encounter with a rust monster, still looking very much like the Chinese toy that inspired it: Interior art is by Dave Trampier (DAT) and Sutherland (DCS) DAT: Umber Hulk encounter (pg 3), Kuo-Toa barge encounter (pg 6), Kuo-Toa fingerling pool (p...