Showing posts with label Dragonsfoot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dragonsfoot. Show all posts
Saturday, January 12, 2019
Footprints #24 now available!
The long running free zine from Dragonsfoot had sort of run out of steam, but Malrex (of the Mercilous Merchants) picked up the editing reins and a new issue is out
Contents
The Experience Check (article)
Centaur Background (article)
Revisiting the Ghost Tower (article/adventure)
Shards from the Workshop (creatures)
Dwarf Backgrounds (article)
The Western Monk (class)
The Skald (class)
Performance Spells (article)
Ruins of the River Gates (adventure)
Sunday, June 4, 2017
John Turcotte's Mistress of the Ghost City is now available
I have a tendency to overlook Dragonfoot's modules since I shy away from Dragonsfoot, as like most OSR forums, they are kinda toxic to anything not "their" edition and are remarkably rude to past designers, TSR and other. (Frank Mentzer and that guy who originally made the thief class most notably).
Still it's mostly on a few members that are bad, and they do produce some nice stuff, a good fanzine, and a host of adventure modules, their last being John Turcotte's (aka Gnarley Bones) Mistress of Ghost City, the 4th and final module in his Her Dark Majesty series.
The other 3 being Where the Fallen Jarls Sleep, Beneath Black Towen (not a typo for Tower), and Stormcrows Gather (Not a typo for Stormcow, sadly.)
All worth checking out, but this looks like the best. Also took a long time to come out to due various problems that always seem to come up when you are putting out a module.
Still it's mostly on a few members that are bad, and they do produce some nice stuff, a good fanzine, and a host of adventure modules, their last being John Turcotte's (aka Gnarley Bones) Mistress of Ghost City, the 4th and final module in his Her Dark Majesty series.
The other 3 being Where the Fallen Jarls Sleep, Beneath Black Towen (not a typo for Tower), and Stormcrows Gather (Not a typo for Stormcow, sadly.)
All worth checking out, but this looks like the best. Also took a long time to come out to due various problems that always seem to come up when you are putting out a module.
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Issue #23 of Footprints available...
Even though I visit Dragonsfoot every day, it's remarkable easy to miss stuff like this. Issue #23 of their e-zine, Footprints actually came out last week. I might have missed it, but 500+ people haven't. Always amazes me how high their download count is.
Anyway, this issues contains
Anyway, this issues contains
Contents
Lycanthropes with Class (article)
The Slayer (class)
Centaurs! More Than Just Horsing Around (article)
No Bones About It (adventure)
Basic Equipage and Supplies: Costs and Encumbrances (article)
A Digest Alchemical (article)
Human and Halfling Character Background Tables (article)
B11a: Priest's Errand (adventure)
The Eye of Ishur (fiction)
Shards from the Workshop (creatures)
Undead Immunities (article)
Citadel of the Carrion-Eaters (adventure)
Monday, February 23, 2015
New issue of Footprints (#22) out
Footprints being the fanzine of Dragonsfoot, featuring articles and material for 1e and OSRIC. Download it here.
Contents
Charge It!(article)
Feelin' Trapped? (article)
Pulling Strings (adventure)
Treasure & Tables (article)
Systems & Swordplay (article)
Many a Quaint and Curious Volume of Forgotten Lore (article)
Prelude to an Adventure (fiction)
Blacktop Vale (adventure)
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
New Expert/Companion D&D module at Dragonsfoot
From author RC Pinnell comes The Catacombs of Death:
An old friend requires your help to rid themselves of a curse, but can you survive the Catacombs of Death. An Expert-Companion adventure for character levels 12-15.
Monday, December 1, 2014
Author looking for playtesters for high level module
Over on Dragonsfoot, an author of a forthcoming (from Pacesetter apparently) high level module is looking for playtesters
This adventure should challenge even experienced groups. Parties who charge in with guns blazing will most likely die in their attempt. Figuring out what you are up against and then figuring out how to deal with the problem are both difficult.
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