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"I will go first," Sukri says to Bayar. "Follow me when I wave." Not eager to repeat yesterday's mistake, Sukri fights the instinct to reach for a dagger and he draws his new bow. He approaches the slope at a cautious pace, clinging to the trees' shadows. Stealth Check! +8

Mark Chance Before we get into trouble, does Wing have any kind of ammunition for his grenade launcher? Explosives? Flashbangs? Properly-shaped rocks?

The depressive affect of no sunlight creeps up on Wing no matter how hard he fights it, and his silence continues. As the party trudges upwards, he keeps his eyes peeled for particularly defensible doors or rubble piles.

Sukri lingers in the shade and takes a long drink of water. He watches the ledge for a long time, anticipating some kind of movement. "Maybe if our friend is waiting there, I can give him a surprise," Sukri says, turning to the group for a second opinion.

Vertexx69 Since the surviving lobsters are all in melee, the exploding fruit will affect everybody, including the pinned pig man. Do you want to reconsider your action this round?

Alright! I love leveling up. 11 skill points: +1 Appraise +1 Bluff (+2) Disable Device (+1 for half level) +1 Knowledge (Dungeoneering) +1 Linguistics (+2) Perception (+1 for half level) +1 Sense Motive +1 Sleight of Hand +1 Stealth +1 Swim Others stuff: +Evasion +Distracting Attack Hit...

Yes.

Sukri's a city boy, but his perception (+5) might be helpful.

Corpse Grove (11.11) Connected to Hex 10.12 Dryads killed by vampires become corpse trees. Corpse trees are as hideous as dryads are beautiful. Their gnarled trunks are twisted and stunted, and their branches writhe like bony arms. A strange cavity below their roots digests their victims. Since...

Lunfar's Shop Additional information about Hex 19.31 Somewhere in the accordion-haunted Alleys of the Woman in Red, a gnome named Lunfar runs a grocery. Even by gnomish standards, he looks unusual. He shaves his black beard so it is divided in three parts, and his eyes bulge from their sockets...

Thanks for enjoying the setting, Kasbark! I don't think we'll ever fill in every single hex, especially if we go with the regional gazetteer format. To me, the project is more about creating a unique tone and helping players go on compelling adventures than being a thorough description of a...

Sukri kneels beside Bayar and glares at the creature. "Your friend shot me," he says, drawing his dagger. "If you do not answer, or you lie, I will be angry. I might hurt him." Aiding in intimidation

Last Laugh (27.16) Connected to Hexes (26.15) and (29.14) Loguiso's Wall, a massive fortification that began in the foothills of the Barrier Range and ended in the tepid tide of the Keening Sea, rose here before Shuttered's conquest of the August City. Starting with Loguiso II, doge after doge...

The Two Adders Additional information about Hex 40.20 Hyfalls' largest tavern, the Two Adders, is built from the hulls of two overturned ships. In their lives, they were proud war-barques of the August City. The peeling, faded black snakes painted on the gunwales mark them as ships of...

Castle of Dances (15.18) Connected to Hex 3.13 This small castle sits atop a hill covered in special flowers called dancer's blooms. These small yellow flowers can be brewed into a tea that enhances the drinker's dexterity and sense of rhythm. Although dancer's blooms are sought by many in the...

"You are right, Libros," Sukri says. He had hung on every word of Henri's story, then watched the spat with some amusement. He did not know if it was lingering tiredness or a reluctance to fan any flames that kept him from speaking out. But now he had found his voice. "The gnoll is hours ahead...

Now that you mention it, eastern Thring would definitely be a fun, unique place to start a campaign. The only problem is that, as of now, it has only one potential dungeon. Let me help out with that! This hex is inspired by a legend of a medieval pope so pious that the only way he could grow...

I'm down for some dungeon crawling!

Yella fends off the creature with great effort. In spite of his fresh wounds, he continues to clear the debris, hurling chunks of tile and concrete with gusto, spear in hand. The lobster leaps in for a second bite. Yella thwarts the attack with his spear haft, but its claw draws a line of blood...

I haven't weighed in much on formatting. But I also like the idea of gazetteers divided between people, creatures, some history and hex descriptions. We have to make sure that each "edition" is more or less self-contained, with plenty of connections inside the region and a good sense of...