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I'm pleased to announce that all of the tile-sets from the Colony 19 range are available for just $1 each during the Halloween weekend. RPGNow Store: RPGNow.com - Crooked Staff Publishing - - The leading source for indie RPGs DriveThruRPG Store: DriveThruRPG.com - Crooked Staff Publishing -...

No problem :) It was something I designed for a game I ran a few years back, but the campaign fizzled out before I got to use it ...so it's good to know that it might actually get used now :)

Hello :) I drew this a while back: http://old.enworld.org/CrookedStaffProductions/tower_booklet.pdf It might not be exactly what you are looking for, but it might be usable if you struggle to find anything else :) (PS I'm actually working on a huge castle/fortress map at the moment - but...

And here's all of September's maps: WEEK 36 WEEK 37 WEEK 38 WEEK 39 ...and I'm finally beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel :)

As of today, the Age of Shadow RPG and the Age of Shadow Campaign Guide are also available in print via lulu. The AoS Role-playing Game: The Age of Shadow Role-playing Game by Kristian Richards in Games The Age of Shadow is a complete fantasy role-playing game based upon the OpenQuest...

I'm very pleased to announce that The Age of Shadow RPG is now available as a print on demand book from RPGNow/DriveThruRPG/etc. (note that the pdf version of the book is still available for free). RPGNow link: The Age of Shadow: Role-playing Game - Crooked Staff Publishing | RPGNow.com...

Thanks for the info. ...I'm off to do that now :)

I made a post in the Press Releases forum earlier today ...but it didn't display correctly and I couldn't edit it (it's the one with the [CSP] prefix). So I left if for a while (just in case it was me :S ) ...but I've since been told that it might be because I put the word 'print' in the thread...

I'm pleased to announce that that The Age of Shadow RPG is now available as a print on demand book from RPGNow/DriveThruRPG/etc. So if you enjoyed the free pdf version of the book, and would like a hard copy for the gaming table, then you can pick one up for $11.99 (around £7.50 / €8.75)...

Got enough dungeons yet? ...well if not, here's all the geomorph-style maps for August :) WEEK 31 WEEK 32 WEEK 33 WEEK 34 WEEK 35

This month has seen the re-release of The Age of Shadow Role-playing Game - a fantasy RPG based on the (d100) OpenQuest system. The book is FREE to download, and the system itself is easy to get to grips with (with the added bonus of the entire text portion of the book being designated as...

As I mentioned over on my blog, I've decided to stick to the original plan and keep at it until the end of the year. So, here's all of July's maps: WEEK 27 WEEK 28 WEEK 29 WEEK 30 And here's a quick example of how nine of these modular dungeons can be pieced together (just for fun)...

Sounds cool ...if you get time to tell us how it worked out, that would be great! The caverns from the website? (I'd actually forgotten about those - as they were some of the first things I ever created :) ).

While I understand that making 13 dwarves all have their own individual (and easily recognisable) look is a bit of a challenge, I have to say that I really dislike a couple of these interpretations (especially Thorin and Kili). For example, in tLotR movies even if Gimli is in shot on his own...

Volume II of The Little Book Of Dungeons is also available now for $2.50 Like Volume I, the booklet contains nine full-page greyscale dungeon maps ready to populated with a host of monsters and traps. DriveThruRPG Link: The Little Book Of Dungeons - Volume II - Crooked Staff Publishing |...

There is a fine line between genius and madman ...and if this new project includes cladding the outside of your house with Hirst Arts blocks ...then you may have just crossed that line :P Seriously though, I'm looking forward to the big reveal.

It seems a little weird posting over here in the publishers forum for the first time, but yesterday saw the launch of my first two commercial product lines through DriveThruRPG and RPGNow. The first of these is the Colony 19 range - a range that begins with a 'starter set' of sci-fi/near future...

Sounds interesting. Do you think you would piece any of the small images together for your own 'DM map' ahead of time, or just go with a totally random layout? Also do you plan on using any of the battlemat scale printouts too (or are these largely redundant)? ...hmmm so (for you at least) a...

Here's the maps for June (as always battlematt versions can be found on the blog): WEEK 23 WEEK 24 WEEK 25 WEEK 26 So as you can see, that's six months of Map-a-Monday, and although I stated in the original post that I was going to try and keep it up for a year, I'm now considering...

And another month goes by... WEEK 18 WEEK 19 WEEK 20 WEEK 21 WEEK 22 ...:)