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February 2, 2009; Iridia No. 87; Labyrinth Lord
20 pages; digest format; $0
It's taken a while, but I finally compiled all of the material for the Freecity of Haldane between two covers! Haldane is a city that can be used in your Labyrinth Lord campaign. (Of course, it can also be used for other systems as well.) Haldane is governed by a gold dragon named Aurumvorax. The dragon does his best to keep all of the city's various factions in check, while keeping various threats to the citizens' welfare under control. The issue comes with a map of Haldane, descriptions of the major wards, encounters, NPCs and an overview of the city's politics.
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The currency of zines has always been a few bucks tucked into an envelope, a nice letter or a trade. I'd like to keep that tradition alive with Iridia. Send me an to Christian@IridiaZine.net with your mailing address and I'll put you on the list of subscribers. If you like receiving Iridia, perhaps you'll consider a donation. If you can't afford to donate, then send an e-mail or letter now and again to let me know you are receiving the issues.
20 pages; digest format; $0
It's taken a while, but I finally compiled all of the material for the Freecity of Haldane between two covers! Haldane is a city that can be used in your Labyrinth Lord campaign. (Of course, it can also be used for other systems as well.) Haldane is governed by a gold dragon named Aurumvorax. The dragon does his best to keep all of the city's various factions in check, while keeping various threats to the citizens' welfare under control. The issue comes with a map of Haldane, descriptions of the major wards, encounters, NPCs and an overview of the city's politics.
Subscribe
The currency of zines has always been a few bucks tucked into an envelope, a nice letter or a trade. I'd like to keep that tradition alive with Iridia. Send me an to Christian@IridiaZine.net with your mailing address and I'll put you on the list of subscribers. If you like receiving Iridia, perhaps you'll consider a donation. If you can't afford to donate, then send an e-mail or letter now and again to let me know you are receiving the issues.
