Roleplaying
RPG GatewaySo, we’re working with our filter to make stamps that looked stamped, not just painted on the documents we’re gonna have as handouts. Enough talking, let’s get going.
Working with my different Operation:Fallen Reich projects, I early realized I needed some authentic looking stamps to place on passports and other official documents, to make the adventure handouts look even better. Getting handouts that almost smells like vintage documents really enhance the gaming experience, specially in games that are more centered around role playing than pure combat.
Hello,
I’m back from an inspirational vacation in Edinburgh, Scotland, and I did find a few interesting book not available at home that could bring some inspiration to your Operation:Fallen Reich games.
So, finally, after a long stall and waiting for play test this adventure, we played through the last part yesterday, and I did find a few quirks to fix, but that was fast.
You can download it at Adventures, or follow this link.
All good things have to come to an end, and the recreation of the Carnival at Marda-Zam is finally done.
Here is the last encounter, a big one, end with a bang as they say on Mythbusters.
Kerricks hideoiut, the DM map, that is what todays work is about.
The roof on the big end map I have special plans for. I want to cut it so that DM can open up the parts the PCs see.
Today we’re back to some good old map cutting. We have the last map, Kerricks hideout, which we need to cut into slices (7×10) inches maximum, or 7×10,5 which is what we will have to do for two of them.
Now, the docks encounter.
It was fun to make, but hard to match the two encounters with different, still similar types of enemies.
So, it is time to soon wrap this up, just two more encounters to finish before I can close this very fun little project. Btw, I want some play testers, as all in my group have already played it or read it here.
If you are interested in play testing, please write a comment and I’ll send you the finished PDF as soon as it is ready for playing.