The Forgotten Vault is a dungeon for fantasy roleplaying games set in the sewers below a city. The dungeon is setting and system neutral for easy adaptation and improvisation. This post is not a full adventure, but rather an adventure framework with three maps. You can change, swap, and expanded any part as you desire. Continue reading “The Forgotten Vault Below the Sewer”
Category: Roleplaying Games
Roleplaying games are fun and educational games that bring people of all ages together. Typically one person provides the setting and the story, while the others play the role of a character in that setting.
Roleplaying games posts may reference to game terms and systems from games, including Dungeons and Dragons, Fantasy Age, Warhammer Fantasy Role-Play, and the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.
How To Write the Perfect Roleplaying Game Starter Adventure
Starting a new roleplaying game campaign is one of my favorite things in the world. Anyone who is even considering starting a game should get moving, it is a great feeling and so much fun. Continue reading “How To Write the Perfect Roleplaying Game Starter Adventure”
Pathfinder Second Edition First Impression
Pathfinder Second Edition is upon us, and I am excited to check out what this new version offers. I have played Pathfinder almost exclusively since first released ten years ago, and only picked up Dungeons and Dragons fifth edition as a supplement, so this is a big deal. Continue reading “Pathfinder Second Edition First Impression”
A Night at The Three Spears Inn
A night at the Three Spears Tavern proves fatal to a book merchant caught in the crossfire between the thieves’ guild and a dark cult, and the characters may be the next casualties.
The scenario is a city adventure of deception, betrayal, and action in five short scenes for an adventure or a story, using the format from a previous post regarding creating fantasy roleplaying game adventures. Continue reading “A Night at The Three Spears Inn”
Seaside Town and Riverside Hamlet Maps With Campaign Cartographer
It is the season for desolate seaside towns or dank riverside hamlets with the recent releases of Ghosts of Saltmarsh and Warhammer Fantasy Role-Play. RPGs may be booming, but its past is certainly with us, it seems.
Below are three quick maps I’ve drawn with Profantasy’s Campaign Cartographer 3, using the 2012 annual Jonathan Roberts map style. Continue reading “Seaside Town and Riverside Hamlet Maps With Campaign Cartographer”