Goodman Games

JediOre wrote:My main gang is gearing up for Gygax's Necropolis.

Brave folks! The end of Necropolis makes the Tomb of Horrors look like a day at the beach!

Thormy , technically lawful neutral but with good tendencies - he may be your best fit, since he's interested in protection and duty. He serves Justicia, too. I think Jeff means Thormyr :wink: ... unless David Trampier draws him, in which case Thormy fits fine! Ah, where's DAT when you need him?

Hi Angulimala, Thanks for keeping me posted on your evolving campaign. It sounds like you have done a tremendous amount of prep work—your players are fortunate to have such a hard-working GM! The “battle join-in” factor has always been a hard design decision for me when creating dungeons. Logically ...

Renshai wrote:I'm getting anxious, I'm ready to devour this boxed set

I dare say you'll find this boxed set will satisfy your appetite (i.e., it's well worth the wait)!
It's a top-notch product.

I like JediOre's concept here. This method of adventure selection has the added bonus -- the players are already interested in the concept. Years ago while doing public radio work, I used to tell students "Play what the audience wants to hear first, what you like second (or third)." It's i...

Maliki wrote:This looks like a real good module, I had it worked into a homebrew, but now I'm waiting to see it in DCC World, either way it will be part of my next campaign.

Thanks Maliki. I look forward to hearing your experiences with the adventure. Nothing beats detailed war stories!

That riddle kept me from getting sleep...I'm not kidding. I woke up the next morning at 7:00 (we didn't have to be at an event that morning), thought about the riddle, and then couldn't get back to sleep. Whoops, sorry! When I thought to myself, " this puzzle'll keep the players up nights thin...

jfrenia wrote:That room looked a little dangerous, LOL.

Just a little. Heh heh.

hmmm... not sure if you mean the room that was full of spikes that had a small path working through it, on level 1? Is that the room you're talking about? How did you open the door at the other end? Did it open AT ALL? We walked straight across the spike room (based on the riddle on the floor about...

Okay, call it writer's ego, but I haven't yet heard a bit about the rooms I created to torture, er, entertain adventurers ... and I'm dying of curiosity (although I'm digging all the stories)... Hints: Any contestants recall a room on the upper level where it was easy to "get the point" (q...

This thread is like ambrosia to me ... keep it coming!

Jengenritz wrote: Anyway, I'd love to hear what the members of our twenty-eight brave teams thought of the dungeon.

Yes! ... let's have some detailed (and hopefully bloody) battle stories in a Spoiler thread!

Trampier has been found. I can't say by whom. But he refuses to do fantasy illustration anymore. So he's effectively still lost. Twice the tragedy! :( I wish he knew just how many fans he has. DAT was my all-time favorite old-school artist; I'll never forget his MM illustrations. Happily, the good ...

What?!? No #26?

I'd like to see evil humans, elves, dwarves, gnomes, haflings, etc used as opponents, at all levels of adventure. Gentlegamer and Ogrepuppy (man, I love both those names/handles) bring up an interesting point ... what monsters* would you folks (the readers) like to see in upcoming DCCs? :) *SRD or ...

Angulimala, I look forward to hearing your battle stories! Alas, I wish a had a good picture of Whitefang (but I have yet to figure out how to print out the one deep in my head)! Definitely post your image of the stronghold, I'd like to see it. **SPOILERS AHEAD** I love the MotG idea. I could imagin...

Judging from the glimpse, I'd say the maps look fantastic.

Awesome job. I personally can't wait to hold the real McCoy in my paws.

I did indeed, thanks!
(My father's birthday is the 4th, so we always do it up big!)

A belated happy 4th of July all!

Double Forsooth!

My congratulations and all best, Harley.

Thanks Grasshoff for the kudos & commentary! :D I was surprised to see that none of the characters have a magic melee weapon. I bet this is rare for a party of level 4-6. This was personal preference on my part, partnered with the way the adventure flows. The pre-generated PCs (or the average 4-...

I suspect great tales will be told of this game session only now in the planning...

The secret room was one teaspoon Gygax and two H.P. Lovecraft, or at least that was the feel I was trying to evoke. I always hope that my own unique "voice" shows in my writing however. I loved the mystery of the old modules, not everything was explained and odd side rooms were always ther...

One question, why a sub-race of the main monsters instead of the "stock" version? Just curious. To keep the adventurers on their toes of course! I love trogs, personally, I have since D1, but one must update the old chestnuts every so often to keep the players sharp! :twisted: Glad you're...

Ah stefan -- we must have entered our notes around the same time & you beat me to the punch! Great minds think alike!

Excellent adventures by the way (both C1 and DCC #23)!

Perhaps Chairman7w is thinking of the venerable C1 Hidden Shrine of Tomoachan by Harold Johnson & Jeff R. Leason?