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Encounters on dungeon level 3 of The Temple of Elemental Evil, module T1-4 by Gary Gygax and Frank Mentzer, TSR, 1985: ettin, hill giant, ogre, trolls, gargoyles. I think this is by Jeff Easley; the signature “J Fred” is “Jack Fred,” a pseudonym used by Elmore and Easley that appears throughout this module.
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Mother Screng and her daughter Hruda, at Mother Screng's Herb Shop in Nulb -- actually Canoness Y'dey on assignment from the church of St Cuthbert in Hommlet, and Murfles the elf fighter/thief, an adventuring companion of Otis, keeping an eye on activity related to the evil temple (By "Fred, J," yet another variation on the pseudonym "Jack Fred," here probably used by Jeff Easley, in AD&D module T1-4: The Temple of Elemental Evil, TSR, 1985)
The bronze doors of the entry (23’ high, 20' wide) are held fast by huge iron chains, and all cracks are sealed with soft iron. Graven upon these massive valves are runes. You note that the writing glows and seems to burn with silvery radiance, making your eyes teary.
The Temple of Elemental Evil, module T1-4 by Gary Gygax and Frank Mentzer, TSR, 1985. This unsigned illustration probably is by “Jack Fred,” Larry Elmore and Jeff Easley’s pseudonym for their contributions to this module. Gygax probably contributed the archaic term “valves” to mean “double doors” as he did in module G3: The Hall of the Fire Giant King.
Hey, why was the cover art of Thunderdelve Mountain signed “Jack Freed?”
Good catch, I haven't looked closely at that cover art since 2012 and I missed the partially blurred signature at the time. "Jack Fred" was Larry Elmore's pseudonym that he used on work he felt was rushed and below his usual standards. Jeff Easley also apparently used the name, and one or both later used "Jackie Fred' and "Jack F" on some illustrations for Temple of Elemental Evil. If you say "Jack F" it sounds like it might be a not too subtle coded message, something a frustrated artist wanted to say to an editor with a demanding deadline.
A better scan of Elmore's version from XS2, still a bit obscured by the lines in the water:
In the ransacked storerooms of the Temple of Elemental Evil, scene of a great battle a decade ago (”Jack Fred”, pseudonym used by Elmore and Easley, AD&D supermodule T1-4, TSR, 1985)
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Into the vaults of The Temple of Elemental Evil. (Signed "Jackie Fred", from AD&D module T1-4, written by Gary Gygax with Frank Mentzer, TSR, 1985.) This looks like Jeff Easley's style. Apparently Larry Elmore invented "Jack Fred" as a pseudonym for rushed work he didn't want to sign, then Easley also began using variations of the name which appears throughout T1-4.
