Building a better Hommlet

[MrFilthyIke]

Try to imagine what Col Pladoh's map would look like.

After all, you can't make a Hommlet without faking EGG's.

God Damnit Zander, how are we to explain the laughing to co-workers??

 

[Zander]

God Damnit Zander, how are we to explain the laughing to co-workers??

Hey, what comes around goes around.

 

[MrFilthyIke]

Hey, what comes around goes around.

 

[the Jester]

The original T1 rules. Though there are some pretty large stretches in it (I mean, should nearly every peasant house have a magic item??), it's a great well-developed town dripping with adventure hooks. The only other module I've seen that manages this as well is The Secret of Bone Hill. Which, someday, I will use in 3e.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

The original T1 rules. Though there are some pretty large stretches in it (I mean, should nearly every peasant house have a magic item??), it's a great well-developed town dripping with adventure hooks. The only other module I've seen that manages this as well is The Secret of Bone Hill. Which, someday, I will use in 3e.

Return to Bone Hill would be a great 3.5 conversion product for the WotC site.

 

[DethStruck]

I'm currently running my players through Bone Hill and the other L series adventures 3.5 style.

 

[diaglo]

I'm currently running my players through Bone Hill and the other L series adventures 3.5 style.

how did you convert the assassins in L2? using a third party core class or did you make them into rogues/ fighters with the intention of them eventually reaching the PrC?

 

[DethStruck]

I'm probably gonna use the Master Class books... otherwise they end up all lop-sided.

*EDIT*

Of course I haven't set that down firmly yet and I'm having thoughts of just using the PrC.

AGHHH!!!

 

[tetsujin28]

The giant frogs in the moat are still one of the encounters I remember most from D&D, as are the zombies later on in the dungeon.

A game is always good when it includes giant frogs.

 

[TheAuldGrump]

The original T1 rules. Though there are some pretty large stretches in it (I mean, should nearly every peasant house have a magic item??), it's a great well-developed town dripping with adventure hooks. The only other module I've seen that manages this as well is The Secret of Bone Hill. Which, someday, I will use in 3e.

Yes, it was so much better than what followed in ToEE, and then to find that they had cut out a lot of the info for the village...

Did anyone notice that Elizabeth Moon's Divided Allegiance was pretty much TVoH? Right down to the ranger in disguise with the BIG weapon...

The Auld Grump