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Wouldn't mind doing this with miniatures, thanks for the AAR...

Loooks interesting, did you print the map on some kind of fabric (and if so how)?!

I bought a hard copy from the LotFP website, it's intelligently written and a good source of inspiration. I'm not sure I fully understood the mirror universe concept but I'm thinking of combining it with a Slumbering Ursine Dunes campaign...The reading's on hold for the moment until I finish the...

I adore bestiaries, a good one is like a hundred plot devices (or episodes of Supernatural) in one book, mix them with something like Green Ronin's advanced Bestiary or Rite's Book of Monster Templates (that I've just (re)discovered on Lulu) and I'm a happy dread bunny....

Strike! RPG recently funded on Kickstarter, clear 4e influences and try before you buy PDFs?

There was an article in Imagine magazine (?) once with spell lists for "Evolutionary Wizards"; spells to splice, mutate & evolve creatures if I remember correctly - 2nd Ed. D&D, always wanted to use it but never found the right character or scenario....

I'm running this module P2 at present and can't praise highly enough Myrhdraak's supplementary material, whilst I used much of the module as written I felt Myrhdraak especially helped me expand the Underdark voyage giving more optional encounters & capacity to fine tune the existing challenge...

I like books, there's almost always something, an idea, creature, trap or locale, to use somewhere, somehow. The only time you can be sure you wont find something you might want to use... is when the book isn't....

In my collection of as yet unused 4E characters a Professional Mourner bard gathers dust, in some cultures people may be paid to lament the dead, in this case he's a sort of (somber) musical undertaker with strong religious and dislike for undead themes....Another is a Minotaur regimental...

Yep competition since 2009 you can find them here "http://www.onepagedungeon.info/" good source of ideas but "mileage will vary"...

The one page dungeon compilations? Several years worth now and should be something for all tastes within, could be combined to make an individualised campaign as well?

Very nice, thanks - this will fit nicely into my French DM screen bought yesterday off a brocante market for a euro!

Originally written by Steve Cook, you rolled randomly for location or opted for a -3DM for an aimed shot - which allowed a general but not specific area to be targeted, damage multipliers were then applied based on location and weapon type - made for some short but memorable combats!!

I quite liked the Traveller hit location system in White Dwarf 28, no one walks away after rolling "shot in the groin" on those charts...

Dyson's dodecahedron or the Cartographer's Guild? These are two of my go to map sites.....

"May contain Ninjas" I might have to get it for this line alone...

I've always thought disease makes a good "force multiplier" for weak creatures such as mites or goblins, especially if there's a vector or two involved such as rats, mosquitoes or tsetse flies etc. & the goblins themselves are resistant or immune, nothing says keep out better than plague...it...

Super - all three tables together make a very nice resource... thanks.

Glad some one mentioned "Courts of the Shadow Fey" if only 4th edition had attracted more third party modules of this quality - Lost City is worth a mention here too...

Wow a lovely piece of work! I'm still playing second edition but there are still lots of ideas here I can use, many thanks...