Goodman Games

Appendix N Adventures

Appendix N Adventure provides Game Masters with a challenging, single-session adventure that can easily be dropped into an existing campaign, as well as an fantastic, inspirational module map and a set of illustrated player handouts. Each also contains new monsters, unique enemies, creative traps and bizarre settings to challenge players, and inspirational ideas for expanding the campaign and launch points into further adventures for the Game Master.

Physically, Appendix N Adventures are designed for a lifetime of use. These digest-sized (5.5" x 8.5") products feature detached covers (with maps on the back) created using traditional off-set printing, very heavy card stock and aqueous coating. The black-and-white interiors are printed on extremely thick and durable paper that does not allow any bleed-though. Appendix N Adventures come completely sealed in thick shrink-wrap and ship in non-bendable, chipboard mailers.

An annual subscription gives you a free copy of the first Appendix N Adventure, “The Ruins of Ramat” (shipping in November of 2012) as well as a new module every quarter in 2013 (January - April -July & October). Subscriptions purchased in 2013 will include the free module and every previously released 2013 module in the first shipment.

Appendix N Adventure Subscriptions are available here: http://bravehalfling.com/page22.html

I'm in! Subscription bought.

Get me some of them Appendix N adventures.

This is an opportunity to get the modules you offered on the Kickstarter, correct? I am part of that and want to make sure it is the same thing.

I hope you and your parents are feeling better.

That is right, BattleBrotherBob. These are the same modules available in the kickstarted.

Cool! I missed the kickstarter so I'm glad to get the chance to get in on these. Just subscribed .

Can anyone voice an opinion or link to a review of these adventures? Or anything similar by the Brave Halfling (cool name).
I'm craving these, but still can't justify a purchase since I don't actually have a group yet.

No one can really give a review of them because they haven't been released yet. BHP have done a lot of OSR works, however. If you look at DTRPG/RPGNow though, you can see any ratings and reviews for any BHP publications thus far, though you need to be aware, for instance, that the DCC RPG Ruins of Ramat won't be the same as the previous LL Ruins of Ramat.

Colin