I think the Telecanter law of blogging is that if I say I'll produce something at a specific date it will take me much longer than if I never mention what I'm working on. Not sure why, maybe mentioning it at all somehow satisfies the need for audience. Anyway, here are a few tidbits overdue, and both were produced with your creative help. So, thanks.
First the Desiccated Font from July:
Pdf here.
And second, What's in the Brass Urns?:
Pdf here.
More evidence to support the theory that random anything is awesome material.
ReplyDeleteSo many plot hooks in those urns. I might base a campaign on some ancient, urn-depositing culture and the exploration of their urn-filled ruins all over the land. Obviously I will make up my own urns, since I cannot sleep if I copy things.
High fives to you and yours!
Great Work!
ReplyDeleteI just posted stats for the brass facehuggers on my blog, but I don't know, if that's relevant for anybody reading this, cause it's for Pathfinder... and in German...
Thanks, to both of you.
ReplyDelete@TrentB: I like the idea of an urn using lost civilization. Be good if it was associated with a certain architecture so players could say: "Aha, there'll be urns here!"
@rm: may your German Pathfinding Brass Facehuggers flourish :)
Yeah good idea... I think the trick will be to scatter them far enough apart that it won't become too blase. I think I'll try to paint them as mysterious but inconsequential and then later in the setting bring their full horror to the fore.
ReplyDeleteGod dammit now I have to start writing....
Really cool urns. Thanks for sharing!
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