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We were en route to find the bones of St. Gravis (as usual). Part II The giants aren't bad once you redirect their bountiful energies. We slept soundly next to this one, who was plagued by little men with stabbing, rusted knives, who woke him with a stab every time he slept. Once the little lights from their …
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Part I The next mission was to find and retrieve a pious man called 'Gregor'. Every time an enemy scarred him, he would draw his blade across the scar to make a cross. The fact that his wounds did not cause infection provides proof that the B_______ has truly blessed him (praise be, unto both heads). Soon after, more …
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This is a true and honest account of the events leading to my recognition as royalty (pending), and acceptance into the clergy (impending). We found ourselves, as so many do, brought together by slavers, who have always lived up to their official mission statement - 'connecting people'. The slavers shunted into some …
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This was one of the greatest adventure modules out there. I played it so many times that I once used it as a Mind Palace in university, because I can remember every single room. White Plume Mountain The original adventure took the adventurers around a 'house of fun' style dungeon, with a ham-fisted hook, and no kind of …
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Trouble at Grogs is one of the best adventures I ever ran, and I've run it many times, in multiple systems. It looks like any other adventure at first. The players find a roaring tavern owned by a half-ogre named 'Grog'. Grog asks them to find out who's been stealing things in town. Reading more, you (the GM) find out …
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