[Blackdirge/Goodman] Critter Encounters: Bugged Out released!

BLACKDIRGE · 21st November 2008, 07:27 AM

Blackdirge Publishing and Goodman Games bring you Critter Encounters, a line of short encounter scenarios for the Fourth Edition Dungeons & Dragons game. Each Critter Encounter can be played in a single gaming session, and can be easily slotted into nearly any fantasy campaign. Critter Encounters is the companion line to Critter Cache, published by Blackdirge Publishing and Goodman Games, and features monsters from that line. However, every Critter Encounters includes complete stat blocks for all monsters.

Critter Encounters: Bugged Out is a short scenario for the Fourth Edition Dungeons & Dragons game that revolves around mysterious disappearances in the small town of Kettledowns. Townsfolk are disappearing in the night, spirited away by some force that burrows up beneath homes and businesses, leaving an empty, ransacked shambles in its wake. It will take a canny and brave group of heroes to tackle this ominous threat, and bring peace and prosperity back to Kettledowns.

For a more complete gaming experience, pick up the companion Critter Encounter Tiles set for this encounter, publishing by SkeletonKey Games. This set includes all the tiles necessary to make a printable, full-size battlemap for all encounter areas in Critter Encounters: Bugged Out.

Critter Encounters: Bugged Out features the following:

A ready-to-play 4E scenario for characters of 6th to 8th level.
Dynamic encounter areas, with full-color maps by SkeletonKey Games’ Ed Bourelle.
Complete stat blocks for all monsters, traps, and hazards.
Advice on how to tailor the scenario to parties of various levels.
Full-size monster counters for all monsters in the scenario.
Fabulous illustrations by Jesse Mohn.

You can get both Critter Encounters:Bugged Out and the Critter Encounter Tiles at RPGNOW for only $6.99 in this bundle: Bugged Out Bundle

DItheringFool · 21st November 2008, 03:23 PM

It's really great seeing you and Ed working on something together again! And seriously, thanks for selling the maps as a separate product so everyone can enjoy them!

SkeletonKey Ed · 21st November 2008, 04:01 PM

Aeryn and I have been talking about this sort of crossover for a couple of years and 4th Edition gave us the excuse to finally do it. You can expect more like it in the future.

- Ed