the Jester
Legend
Hey Balfore, how did the game go? I wrote that adventure.
Cheers,
Steve
I see you have but a single post. Welcome to the Boards!
Hey Balfore, how did the game go? I wrote that adventure.
Cheers,
Steve
Sorry, that last post was directed at Ancalalon.
I wrote that adventure! I'd raise you a whole level.Oh! That looks a lot like a castle in a Dungeon Magazine adventure - a rather good one I should add.
One moment... (goes to dig in boxes) ... Yes! That layout is unforgettable. Dungeon Magazine Issue #75, July/August 1999. The Forgotten Man, by Steve Devaney. I rather liked running that adventure, maybe I should again... would have to convert it from 2nd ed, but whatever
I now await to be showered in my well deserved XP![]()
that was 8 years ago, by now they are level 20 alreadyI wrote that adventure! I'd raise you a whole level.
This is maybe an unreasonable piggybacking, but does anyone know if there is an adventure associated with this fun little map in the 2014 DMG?
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My 'google-fu' comes up with this:This is maybe an unreasonable piggybacking, but does anyone know if there is an adventure associated with this fun little map in the 2014 DMG?
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The "Vault of Catharandamus". Cartography by Mike Schley.
A few crumbling walls, eroded statues and columns, and the remnants of a few roads are all that remain of the Palace of Princess Argent. Years ago, a foul and alien sorcerer named Arik imprisoned the lady and her beloved champion beyond time and space, and cursed the place. Serving the dark spellcaster was a despicable man named Catharandamus who worked to bring his master into the Material Plane. Though a group of bold adventurers thwarted the curse, freed the princess and her knight, and put an end to the spellcaster’s evil, the palace never recovered, nor did the lands around it. Over the decades since, earthquakes, rains, and time took their toll, leaving little but a pile of rubble and a passage into a hill on which the palace once stood as evidence that anything ever stood here.