SoloQuest 2: Scorpion Hall

Oliver Dickinson reviewed SoloQuest 2: Scorpion Hall for White Dwarf #40, giving it an overall rating of 8 out of 10, and stated that "there is nothing that a good GM or alert player could not pick up or decide upon, so far as I can see, and in general this should score highly on playability and enjoyment allows some scope for role-playing (including that of the NPCs, if you are playing solitaire), and offers a reasonable degree of complexity."^[3]

Steve List reviewed Scorpion Hall in The Space Gamer No. 63.^[2] List commented that "In general, Scorpion Hall is well-constructed and extremely challenging. It cannot be fully explored in any one session. While not infinite, it contains many sessions' worth of play value, and in the event a player does exhaust its possibilities (and probably a stable of characters in the process), it remains an extremely good guide for running a refereed adventure."^[2]

Trevor Graver reviewed Scorpion Hall for Imagine magazine, and stated that "Scorpion Hall is excellent value for money, and is a worthwhile investment for any RuneQuest player - for your money you get a 96-page solo adventure which provides a lot of scope for roleplaying (yes, even the bad guysl), a map for use with one of your own adventures (once you have finished the book, of course), and several new monsters to populate ·your world. If you see a copy, read it - if not, buy it!"^[4]

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