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No module has left more characters cowering in terror, unable to open the next door out of sheer fear of the doom that surely awaits them. This re-design of the Tomb of Horrors re-focuses the module on its strengths and cleans up the presentation to make it easy-to-run. You'll need to grab the original module or Return to the Tomb of Horrors for the handouts. The Tomb of Horrors (RTF) | Rappan Athuk Rappan Athuk, the Dungeon of Graves, was designed by Bill Webb and Clark Peterson and published by Necromancer Games. It's about as close to the Platonic Ideal of the dungeon crawl given Form as you're likely to find. It's 37 levels (37!) of hacking and slashing, sorcerous experimentation, monstrous horrors, and daring exploration. The following material was developed to expand and supplement the dungeon. The Lost GoblinsLevel 5A: The Cavern of Mists Level 6 Mazes -- RTF, HTML, OGL Level 7A Mazes -- RTF, HTML, OGL
Level 7B: The Ethereal Palace | Keep on the Shadowfell Keep on the Shadowfell was the inaugural product for 4th Edition. I was fairly disappointed with the quality and the content of the module, but I wanted to playtest the new edition. So I decided to do a fairly expansive remix to give the adventure a stronger backbone and a richer mythology, adding depth and breadth where necessary. Initial ImpressionsAnalyzing Design: Chamber of Statues Remixing Keep on the Shadowfell DM's Cheat Sheet (Complete PDF) | Halls of the Mad Mage Winner - Best Geometry One-Page Dungeon 2009 Halls of the Mad Mage (PDF) Miscellaneous Fanal the Swordbearer: The Legend, the Ork, and the Adventure |
| Miscellaneous Essays |
| Richard II: Bolingbroke vs. Richard The Seagull - The Art of Proxy Translation The Seagull - Quoting Hamlet The Seagull - Jupiter is Angry The Seagull - (Not So) Virgin Woods |
