''The Tomb Complex of Nereshánbo'' is a 1984

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''The Tomb Complex of Nereshánbo'' is an adventure in which the

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discover the tomb complex of Nereshánbo hiVridame, a powerful Mriyan official of the Second Imperium of Tsolyanu whose death occurred under mysterious circumstances.

History

Initially published in 1984 by Tékumel Games, it was republished in 1997 by Tita's House of Games.

Reception

Frederick Paul Kiesche III reviewed ''The Tomb Complex of Nereshánbo'' in ''

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'' No. 71. Kiesche commented that "''Tomb Complex'' overall is a good starting adventure for ''EPT''/''S&G''."

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