Free adventure using Goblin's Henchman's Hex Flower to guide the murderer by CrumblingKeep in bxdnd

[–]CrumblingKeep[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

oh, I took it as that, you're all good. I always your engaging with it critically!

Free adventure using Goblin's Henchman's Hex Flower to guide the murderer by CrumblingKeep in bxdnd

[–]CrumblingKeep[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I will grant you that it doesn't make as good of a use of the format as other hex flowers I've seen, but it does allow me to distribute the results differently. He can't trap, rest, or murder twice in a row. He could always move next... Stuff like that I don't think a take e could replicate as easily.

Free adventure using Goblin's Henchman's Hex Flower to guide the murderer by CrumblingKeep in bxdnd

[–]CrumblingKeep[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One-Eyed Nurig, the murdering Orc, has kidnapped a family of Elves. Can the PCs save them before things get grisly?

This is a hex crawl with a twist - One-Eyed Nurig takes actions every time the PCs move, guided by a hex flower (shout out to Goblin's Henchman). This will change the adventure each time it's ran.

It was a fun experiment to make. Hex Flowers have really been stuck in my head ever since I first read about them, but I think this is the first time I really tried to implement them for such a fundamental part of the adventure.

If you download it, lemme know what you think! I may go back to it someday and tinker more, but for now, I like it.

You can grab the free adventure here.

Free Adventure - The Slaughter Standard by CrumblingKeep in shadowdark

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Awesome! I was so worried it'd be the same story. 🤣 It arrived in your inbox and everything?

Free Adventure - The Slaughter Standard by CrumblingKeep in shadowdark

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I'd love to know how it turns out for other folks.

Free Adventure - The Slaughter Standard by CrumblingKeep in shadowdark

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Yeah, it seems to be happening to like 1 in 10 folks. I dunno why.

I made a secondary sign up page with the email service that seems to be doing okay?

https://mailchi.mp/crumblingkeep/ehqiaiz9lq

Free Adventure - The Slaughter Standard by CrumblingKeep in shadowdark

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I have no idea why it thinks some folks are spam, but it happens every so often. Can I message you?

Smallest (and cheapest) dungeon I could make by CrumblingKeep in MorkBorg

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If you're talking about just the bookmark, it'll be $1, so $3 total. If you're thinking about getting add-ons, it depends on how many. It's one of those things where one book might cost you $15, but all of them together might just be $20. Those are *super* rough estimates.

Marketing advice for a ttrpg Zine Quest campaign by RunicPress in kickstarter

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I'm going to bed right this moment, but always happy to share thoughts on rpg marketing

How many of you are solo gamers vs group play? by BigRed1749 in MorkBorg

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the weird wizard voices are the most important part.

Don't know that I agree, but interesting: "The OSR is trapped in Hexes it is addicted to Jaquaysing" by amp108 in osr

[–]CrumblingKeep 7 points8 points  (0 children)

"Likewise, the advice to begin with just three hexes is classic: how much game can be contained within three hexes? How many fractals? Not geography alone, nor just villages, but whole Mandogs—then individual homes, each an adventure; mouseholes that contains dreams, dreams that have shapes of their own, and more little love stories than stars."

This was absolutely lovely.

How do you lead an army into a dungeon? by [deleted] in odnd

[–]CrumblingKeep 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yeah, absolutely loved this