Revisited this fantasy map I sketched out a year ago and gave it some color. I kinda like leaving it unlabeled and without towns. It feels like it has more possibilities this way. And it has nothing to do with me being lazy and not wanting to deal with labels and whatnot. Or being too cheap to buy Photoshop. I’ll confess that the first version … Continue reading Bestosa in Color
Original hand-inked maze with losts of swoops and curls Continue reading I amaze myself!
written by David Pettit, player for Fizzle Chapter 2 1/26/2019 Morning the next day… Kromnak Mor makes rat stew for breakfast out of the remains of our adversaries from last night, along with rocks and grass, yuck, blagh. Were on the path to Ol’Shire from M’Ka it a about a 3 day two night journey. It is in the Fall of the year so it’s … Continue reading From Fizzle’s Diary: Chapter 2
Fiznarthian Ooglenook begins his tale of adventure with his hired musle … to save the material plane from Orcus! Continue reading From the diary of Fizzle: Chapter 1
Introduction of Kromnock Mor Level 1 Dwarf, Barbarin The following notes are from an exchange of text messages between myself (GM) and Jones (Kromnock Mor) as a pre-game setup. Chapter 0 1/11/2019 GM: Since killing off your mentor and starting your life as a sell-sword … well … it’s been really boring. Kromnock Mor: Yeah he just fights, eats, and drinks, and sleeps. GM: Not … Continue reading Kromnock Mor’s Intro: Chapter 0
Introduction of Tholin Level 1 Half-Elf, Rogue The following notes are from an exchange of text messages between myself (GM) and the Big M (Tholin) as a pre-game setup. The Big M’s is a man of few words. Chapter 0 1/11/2019 GM: After the “incident” in Goremonte with your thieves guild, you made your strategic retreat out of town. Your rogue skills are currently a … Continue reading Tholin’s Intro: Chapter 0
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