Keep on the Chaos Scar

[darjr]

Keep on the Chaos Scar blog post

It looks familiar in two ways, the layout, and the art design.

I wonder and hope it was by crazyred at D&D Doodle

I love the long history the keep is given in this little write up. I get this cool feeling of B2 as the deep ancient history of the whole setting.

 

[darjr]

And we have confirmation. CrazyRed did do the keep. I hear tell that he's done more art in the article.

I can't wait till it goes up.

 

[LostSoul]

It's the Keep on the Borderlands.

Almost all of the buildings match up and the NPCs are pretty similar as well.

 

[Derulbaskul]

It's the Beverly Hillbillies.

Lord Drysdale? I really like the article but there is no way I can use this name in any of my games or I will be listening to The Beverly Hillbillies theme music for the who session.

 

[theskyfullofdust]

I love CrazyRed's art, it's not only useful, but looks cool!

 

[darjr]

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The story wasn't available when I first posted. So a link!

 

[Pour]

CrazyRed's art is crazy good. I've been following his blog for a couple months and I would honestly buy products purely because he illustrated them.

I'm not feeling the name Restwell Keep, though, but that's a really, really small quibble. Otherwise good stuff!

 

[Zaukrie]

This is the kind of article I want more of in Dungeon/Dragon. Good stuff.

 

[Ethalias]

This is the kind of article I want more of in Dungeon/Dragon. Good stuff.

I second that. Lots of points of inspiration (for me at least), which means the potential use per word is high.

Love the maps, glad to see crazyred getting his stuff out there. Anyone who hasn't seen his versions of Fallcrest (for both player and DM) should check out his blog D&D Doodle. That alone makes me wanna run a campaign featuring the Nentir Vale.

 

[darjr]

Crazyred has posted up a higher resolution image.