Some of the encounters from yesterday’s continuation of “The SewerAsunder” adventure: a “JoJo” iron golem butler...

 

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Some of the encounters from yesterday’s continuation of “The Sewer Asunder” adventure: a “JoJo” iron golem butler from Chubby Buckles’ observatory in the Fiddle, Faddle & Fuddle, Inc. curiosity shoppe; a hobgoblin cultist assassin, his mask, silver dagger, and bronze demon-faced amulet.

Some illustrations from yesterday's #dnd session “The Sewers Asunder”(with Herman Klang) including glowing glyphs,...

Paul Haupt III wrote:

Some illustrations from yesterday's #dnd session “The Sewers Asunder” (with Herman Klang) including glowing glyphs, curious crystals, vile savage frogmen, and Chubby Buckles, the dwarven curiosity shopkeeper!

Finally got around to illustrating the map of our last session withHerman Klang from 2wks ago.

Finally got around to illustrating the map of our last session with Herman Klang from 2wks ago. Tomorrow we pick back up and explore even deeper into the tomb of the dwarf lord Norvin! What lays ahead?

My map from this weekend’s session: “In Search of Norvin’s Tomb”.

My map from this weekend’s session: “In Search of Norvin’s Tomb”. Tales of The dwarf lord Norvin - once a great warrior ages ago - don’t speak of a kind demihuman, but a conquering fiend driven to madness on an endless search for treasures beneath the earth. But what caused this insanity?

Awesome note on this is that Norvin was actually one of only two surviving party members from a campaign I ran years ago. Roles have reversed and now I a character, and the DM (Herman Klang - who was one of the original campaign’s members who perished in the epic campaign finale) brought back Norvin as a session hook. I absolutely love when that happens - especially when the characters turns out to no longer be a good guy!

https://dungeonsofklang.blogspot.com/2018/02/sunday-i-ran-adventure.html

Tried my hand at a simple isometric dungeon map for the first time.

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Tried my hand at a simple isometric dungeon map for the first time. Much more time consuming than other mapping, but I'm really diggin' how it's progressing.

Finished my sewer dungeon mini map for my son’s first dungeoncrawl.

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Finished my sewer dungeon mini map for my son’s first dungeoncrawl. Added some color to the water, some subtle detailing, plus a few hints at some denizens...

Zenopus Note --- See also: http://ofdiceandmagik.blogspot.com/2018/02/have-fun-mapping-castle.html

Was reading something about "favorite character classes" in a 1e FB group recently, and someone posted about the...

Was reading something about "favorite character classes" in a 1e FB group recently, and someone posted about the concept of a multi-class "Illusionist/Assassin" — sounded like a very interesting source of possibilities (ie. "spy" or just a very deadly killer?). Has anyone dabbled with this in any way/shape/form?

Sunday decompress: working on an undercity sewer dungeon.

Paul Haupt III wrote:

Sunday decompress: working on an undercity sewer dungeon.

Zenopus note --- Final version here: 
http://ofdiceandmagik.blogspot.com/2018/02/have-fun-mapping-castle.html

New map beneath the Kuo Toa Temple Lair in which our brave party ofadventurers got their butts spanked by some...

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New map beneath the Kuo Toa Temple Lair in which our brave party of adventurers got their butts spanked by some oceanic horrors...

Another fun map — this time from Cullen's Expedition to the Old ForestKeep Dungeon session last week. Good times.

Paul Haupt III wrote:

Another fun map — this time from Cullen's Expedition to the Old Forest Keep Dungeon session last week. Good times.

Does anyone know of a monthly subscription box service that's geared more towards old-school rpgs/rules like holmes...

Does anyone know of a monthly subscription box service that's geared more towards old-school rpgs/rules like holmes basic/1e ad&d?

Looks like most of these services cater towards d20 adventuring, etc. I'm not opposed to these things (and I've tried one before, it was decent), but I'd rather not have to "convert" everything I get in order to make it "playable" ... since I don't subscribe to modern-day rule systems like 5e, etc.

Old school D&D appreciation blog post

http://ofdiceandmagik.blogspot.com/2018/01/2018-year-of-gaming.html

Old school D&D appreciation blog post by a new member of this group, Paul Haupt III, including a mention of our community here.

Although this is not addressed in the core rules per se, just curious on thoughts of allowing for GNOMES as a racial...

Although this is not addressed in the core rules per se, just curious on thoughts of allowing for GNOMES as a racial possibility (outside of the DWARF, ELF + HALFLING options) for PCs?