Possibly where Haddock picked up his "Billions of bilious blueblistering barnacles" expression... #cthulhu

Possibly where Haddock picked up his "Billions of bilious blue blistering barnacles" expression... #cthulhu

Originally shared by Mark Hunt

I would so read this!

Xerxez on odd74 with a new Holmes game report.

Xerxez on odd74 with a new Holmes game report. He's also the author of the Nuromen dungeon for Blueholme. #sessionreport
http://jennerak.blogspot.com/2016/08/blue-book-dungeons-and-dragons-with-kids.html?m=1

#cross-section

#cross-section

Originally shared by Rodger Thorm

This is inspired by — and trying to replicate — old mining maps and geologic sections that used colors, as well as patterns, to show the different layers.  And, of course, there are all kinds of passages and wandering bits through it to make it moderately…
http://rthorm.wordpress.com/2016/08/13/final-trollbrucke

Fantastic Worlds of Grenadier kickstarter has funded.

Fantastic Worlds of Grenadier kickstarter has funded. 4 days left to get in. $35 +shipping for a print copy. The author confirmed it will include a pic of The Demogorgon from Stranger Things.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1155053944/the-fantastic-worlds-of-grenadier
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1155053944/the-fantastic-worlds-of-grenadier

More Holmes monster groupings by JD Jarvis:

More Holmes monster groupings by JD Jarvis:
http://aeonsnaugauries.blogspot.com/2016/08/more-holmes-era-monsters.html?m=1
http://aeonsnaugauries.blogspot.com/2016/08/more-holmes-era-monsters.html?m=1

The accidental poor production of the earliest RPGs was absolutely central to the hobby's greatness, or so we argue...

Originally shared by Olde House Rules

The accidental poor production of the earliest RPGs was absolutely central to the hobby's greatness, or so we argue here...

Did anyone here ever buy The Temple of Golthana?

Tony Rowe wrote:

Did anyone here ever buy The Temple of Golthana? (posting to a few communities, so pardon any duplication in your feeds)

This indie-published adventure was advertised in the back of Dragon #93 (Jan. 1985). Here, we see the "Mad Goddess," what looks like a medusa with teenage girl's locket around her neck.

By coincidence, I was on a cross-country drive with my uncle that same summer and I convinced him to stop at this address to visit RAVENSTORM PRODUCTIONS, what my 12-year-old assumed would be a professional game studio. Of course, it was just some guy's house. The owner talked to me about how he and some friends published the adventure but any remaining copies were in storage and that he'd have to mail me one. He never did and I've wondered about this adventure ever since.

Does anybody have an further information on this lost adventure?