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[kensanata]

Finding the Tengu

Finding the Tengu is an adventure in a Japanese Fantasy Setting requiring lots of diplomacy by low-level characters in order to retrieve a child kidnapped by a tengu.

 

[greywulf]

Finding the Tengu is an adventure in a Japanese Fantasy Setting requiring lots of diplomacy by low-level characters in order to retrieve a child kidnapped by a tengu.

Looking good!

 

[greywulf]

I've updated The Scarlet Sea to include the version with Bert's own maps and changed place names. It's now possible to play it using either the WoTC-owned maps or Bert's own. Your choice

I'll add the pocketmod for this version next time I reboot into Windows.

 

[Bert the Ogre]

And I've also submitted a new adventure to Greywulf. I need to start looking for cover art, or doing other stuff to make it look more "Professional."

Other than that, any feedback would be appreciated!

 

[snikle]

Bert, I hope you do not mind, I took the map you had created for the scarlet sea campaign and worked it up in my style. I sent it to greywulf so that he could include it on the main site if he wishes.
If you want you can view it here:
http://www.fouruglymonsters.com/community/showthread.php?p=12765#post12765

 

[greywulf]

Aw c'mon! YOU GUYS ARE GREAT!!!!!!

I've added snickle's map to The Scarlet Sea page. Really, it makes a great mini-campaign setting. Bert, I'd love to see more adventures set in and around the location. It could easily become m20's "default" campaign setting. Kinda like a microlite Greyhawk. Only better supported. With cooler locations. And better villains.

Ok, not like Greyhawk at all

I've also created a page for The Slave Raiders of Rockwall too. I'm not going to give anything away what this is about, but I think that the words "Drow Caves map" might be a clue!

I'll get the pocketbooks posted up today for both adventures and update the Macropedia index too. Kensanata has added some great critters from his campaign into the wiki too. All must be accounted for

 

[Bert the Ogre]

I'll keep writing them as long as my imagination holds out, and people seem interested. I'm working on a third adventure already, with any luck it should be ready by next weekend. I tend to write when it's slow at work, or at home. I have one of those jobs where either I'm jumping non-stop, or I've got several hours to kill. At home, it's homework with the kids, or something else along those lines.

I'll try not to give away the plot in my map naming in the future! I guess the next time, I'll just name the caves "Caves under the Keep" so as to not give away the secret.

WOW! I just flipped over to look at the "New Map" and that is amazing!!! I guess I can just "Rough Sketch" the maps out, and let someone else smooth them out for "publication!"

 

[snikle]

Thanks Bert, that was actually a pretty fun map to make, made it over the course of about 4 hours last night while doing a million other things. I think your campaign looks great and adds a nice addition to the m20 line. If I get time, I will work on some other maps.

Wulf, I think you got a winner here. m20 is really spurring people to do some amazing stuff.

 

[Bert the Ogre]

Thanks Bert, that was actually a pretty fun map to make, made it over the course of about 4 hours last night while doing a million other things. I think your campaign looks great and adds a nice addition to the m20 line. If I get time, I will work on some other maps.

Wulf, I think you got a winner here. m20 is really spurring people to do some amazing stuff.

Hey Snikle!

Should I send the maps directly to you, or just shoot the files to Greywulf, where he can post the "rough sketches" along with the write up? I certianly appreciate you turning my rough copy into something much more professional looking, but I don't want to impose on your time. Feel free to PM me at your leisure.

 

[kensanata]

Map Drawing

Bert, don't underestimate the fun of doing something you believe you're good at. I love drawing maps. I loved it so much in fact that when I was younger I had all the provinces of my campaign mapped out first, and not much of a plot to go with it. Feel free to put up requests for maps in text form only, and I'm willing to give it a try. Please note my style is totally different from snikle's style, of course. I'm uploading my maps to Flickr and adding them to the Dungeons & Dragons group; adding a few more might get some sort of map drawing community going.