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Dungeoneering 102
Hey guys! This is my 2nd D&D blog (first one got shut down). Here I will post ideas for NPCs, monsters, campaigns, magic items, as well as repost gorgeous character art from the beautiful folk at tumblr. Feel free to DM me about any questions.
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My girlfriend did this for our game! She made a Tumblr account for her vampire and was live-posting her adventures in character. Wish I could find those old posts again.
vampire tumblr would be so funny…
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Anybody else think that ‘Interview with the Vampire’ (1976) is awful representation? I mean, we certainly don’t drink from rats
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FORGOTTEN KINGDOMS
I've been gone for a very long time - so here's the big return.
I've been working on some LORE for my D&D setting and wanted to give you an unfinished sneak peek - in case you find it interesting and engaging.
I am always happy to get some feedback from any who got advice to share, so please don't be shy.
With all that said, I present to you:
APONIA - The Lost Wonder
This city is my fantasy stand-in for Ancient Greece, and functions much in the same was as Theros (from Mythic Odyssey to Theros). It is meant to allow me a bit more creative control over the setting, along with creating a fun take on Greek Mythology and how it would interact with the trappings of traditional fantasy.
Anywho, I hope you enjoy the read. ART CREDIT at the end.
ART CREDITS:
Page 2 - Jupiter Pluvius, by Joseph Michael Gandy (1819)
Page 3 - Castle Queen 2, by Arson Liu.
Page 4 - Total War: Elysium - Castle of Troy, by Simon Urban
Page 5 - Portal, by Simon Urban
Page 6 - Siege of Tory, by Luke Berliner.
Page 7 - Ancient Greek Painting, Stock Vector (royalty free).
#d&d#dnd#dungeons and dragons#rpg#greek gods#greek mythology#ancient greece#ancient greek mythology#fantasy#theros beyond death#mtg#ancient history#ttrpg#gods#mythology#homebrew#oc lore
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bottling some more assorted things for patreon last month
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A bunch of artwork I did for the new high-fantasy mecha TTRPG Aether Nexus - which has about 10 days left on Kickstarter at this time.
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I'M OPENING A PATREON!!
My Patreon launches on June 23rd!
I’m working on this month’s Patron exclusive printables, coloring sheets, and monthly character now, I’m very excited!
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There is nothing “beginner” about The Smoking Ruin & Other Tales (2020). This book offers, the sort of BIG adventures I associate with classic RuneQuest. That isn’t to say they all shake the earth, but rather that they make you feel connected to a larger, more mysterious tapestry of existence, even if you are just poking around a cave or helping some traders. Much of that comes, in play, from preparation, so be prepared to prepare here.
The scenarios all involve the South Wilds of Sartar, a largely unsettled region now in flux as various parties take interest in it. The adventures act as a sort of playable sourcebook — by the end, players will feel like this is their backyard. The source material supports three adventures. The titular one is the longest and most elaborate, involving some important facets of Glorantha’s history (the initial goal is to find a lost temple that was the site of the wedding between the storm god Orlanth and the earth goddess Ernalda) but also gives the players the chance to right a long uncorrected wrong. The climax is a tricky one, requiring players to decide where they stand on a sensitive issue, with time, lives and the fulfillment of their initial quest all on the line. I think this quandary, which hearkens to a long-established theme in Glorantha of the self vs. the collective is super interesting and makes for an unusually emotional ending. On the other hand, I think it pulls against a lot of player expectation and might leave folks at the table feeling raw.
The other two adventures are equally great and probably less divisive. One involves rooting out raiders and saving one of the most otherworldly-seeming mages I’ve encountered in a long while — it also gives players a taste of HeroQuesting. The other is an unusual scenario in which they help elves establish a sanctuary, and it requires the characters return every season to defend it. This is such a unique premise, I’ll gladly forgive it for being so combat-heavy.
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Thrash Righteously, a new Skatenight desigh in my Society6 shop!
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Friends & Relatives
Raphael: “Self-portrait with a friend” (1519)
Characters need friends and contacts both to ask help from and to rescue from whatever predicament the game master has whipped up this time.
This generator creates one line descriptions of family, relatives, neighbors and acquaintances for just such occasions.
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The button calls for the {lib:friend#detail}version of the generator, which adds…
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Superstition generator
17th century painting of Stockholm, depicting an ominous ‘sun dog’ event in 1535.
This simple generator is a slightly tweaked version of the ‘Superstition Generator’ from Johnn Four’s Role Playing Tips newsletter #356. As this is a direct conversion, there are no options to select from. Just click the button to get the latest rumor from the superstition front.
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The 1900s Misc. Map Assets
We’ve just released 390+ new assets on our website! These ones are from the 1900s, featuring everything from automobiles to ashtrays (with some Cthulhu thrown in).
→ Download them on 2-Minute Tabletop
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