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xredjasonx - You might want to wait until getting "Wyvern Mountain" before figuring out exactly how you want to connect "Forges" to it. Some of what you've got planned will fit in perfectly with leading into the adventure. But there's a few other things that you might want to add...

I like DCC modules set in the Criestine Colonies, and near Voltigeur ... then again, I'm biased.

Adventure location bias aside, "Isle of the Sea Drake" is a terrific campaign starter for a 4E game.

If you run it for your players, Frank, please let us know how it goes!

JediOre wrote:Word to the wise, never have all the players leap through a large black portal headlong. . . .

If you ever run into Ken Hart at GenCon ... ask him about his experience with large black portals in the Tomb.

That one's truly a classic.

It was really, really good. I learned quite a bit about the tournament ... and I've worked on the tournament! :) If you've ever been remotely curious about the inner workings of the tournament - from design to playtesting to the logistics of running it at GenCon - check it out. You won't be disappoi...

Phaedran wrote:I'll take the lack of response as a no.

Umm ... actually, check the main page of the Goodman Games site.

The answer is YES.

Doubly so.

As mentioned before ... patience. :) I'm sure it will be available sometime later this year, probably after GenCon. Remember, "Sinister Secret of Whiterock" was last year's Free RPG Day module. It wasn't available immediately after Free RPG Day last year ... but a few months later, it was ...

Sorry. We'll amend that, then.

"The PCs All Suffer Hideously, And Then Die!"

Yes, I like that one much better.

One question though: I noticed that the world is missing something like a common calendar with names for months and days of the week. Was this done on purpose? I could easily write one myself of course but would like to use something official if I can. Regarding the calendar - I think it's been men...

I was thinking pretty much the same thing. Let the PCs notice that there's considerably more activity amongst Lady Aborn's guards. Then, when they investigate, they should find that some have been given something "very important" to protect. (They can find this by bribing or tricking the g...

I was going to borrow some of the thoughts from this thread for my blog ... but hey, I'll post here instead. :) Back in the days when my friend Eric and I were running 1E campaigns (because at that time, 1E was the only E), we ised to talk a lot about designing adventures. One of the things that got...

Harley Stroh wrote:Whereas DCC heroes can quite easily be wandering homeless folks with weapons ...

Love it.

I hope, for the gaming industry's sake, that Goodman Games and the other publishers who contributed to Free RPG day do no bow to popular demand and offer the premiums elsewhere. Guys, I'm sure that they will be offered elsewhere. Just not for awhile. Remember last year? "Sinister Secret of Whi...

If you're using low-level characters, I'd recommend "Legend of the Ripper".

http://www.goodman-games.com/5023preview.html

It's set in a city, and has a good mix of mystery and dungeon crawling. And it's a solid adventure.

frank5471uk wrote:Finally, I am looking for DCC31 on the new maps (or indeed the DCC35 maps) and can't find it anywhere. Any clues ?

Take a look here.

It's located near Sylvan Downs, right by the Halls of the Mountain King in the Northlands.

Btw, where's Punjar located on Aerth? It's on the northernmost tip of the Southern Province, just across the waters from the Criestine Empire. Look at the center of the middle map from "Gazetteer of the Known Realms" and you should see Punjar. It's essentially in the very heart of the wor...

Well since I have moderatorship I have been fighting with the pr0n left and right. frankly it seems like it is winning, massive cleaning twice today so yes I open each post so I can delete it, only place to do so. so yes I am noticing it is the same 4 or so sets of pics I want to ban the posters to...

frank5471uk wrote:Thanks very much for the response and apologies for wasting bandwidth on an already discussed issue.

No need to apologize! Just glad we could point you in the right direction.

Hi all It's been a while since there was anew post on this thread. I hope you all check in now and again. Not sure if this has been asked before, but was there a reason for omitting a description of the goddess Denithae from the GMs Guide ? I know that Cillamar has a temple to Denithae, so she is a...

A Torgo shirt would be pretty sweet. I never got a chance to pick up one of the originals.

And a shirt with any of the Erol Otus or Jeff Dee covers would be great as well. Maybe "Vault of the Dragon Kings"?

My favorite character was Ceralt, a lawful evil fighter. He could be a ruthless bastard, but he somehow managed to work quite well in a group filled with good-aligned characters. (Probably because most of his goals happened to coincide with a lot of the good characters, although for different reason...

Was the passkey website also terribly slow, or was it just me? It wasn't just you. I had flashbacks of BBS boards, Commodore 64 computers, and the good old 300 baud modem while waiting for it to come up. The passkey site wasn't just slow, it was glacial. I learned my lesson from last year, though. ...

Let's see...when Twin Peaks came out, I was like 13....so I was probably watching something else at the time, or maybe reading D&D books and the old Realms and DragonLance novels. :D That's no excuse. :P I was seventeen, and watching it with a bunch of friends who were in my gaming group at the...

Jeff LaSala wrote:(Which makes me interested in Twin Peaks, which I've never seen.)

You've not seen Twin Peaks?

Heretic.

Run out and get it now, so that you may properly savor the brilliant madness of David Lynch and Mark Frost.

And the coffee and pie.

Mmmmmmm ... pie.

Puzzle writing is always a challenge. I tend to include them in the DCCs I've written, because I consider them part of the old-school dungeon crawl experience. However ... conveying everything that's in your head to a DM - and what a DM needs to explain to his/her players - is often difficult. I've ...

Thanks again, fellas. It's awesome being able to work with a whole bunch of great gamers.

(And Harley ... what makes you think that I stopped? )