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Nevermind, I found a copy of this in a vast treasure horde. The only batshit thing about the witch class in this adventure is that it wastes 17 pages describing it. It's also got 28 pages of detailed hexmaps. Also, I don't recognize the scale of any of the stats. I know JG sometimes plugged house rules into their adventures but I'm guessing something a little different in happening here. Anyway, it looks like work.This one? Is it any good? Are the witches in that adventure as batshit as the one's in Dragon?
That one. The main thing I noticed was that the NPCs were derived directly from the Dragon article. So, yeah.This one? Is it any good? Are the witches in that adventure as batshit as the one's in Dragon?
Drop the last number on the stats.Nevermind, I found a copy of this in a vast treasure horde. The only batshit thing about the witch class in this adventure is that it wastes 17 pages describing it. It's also got 28 pages of detailed hexmaps. Also, I don't recognize the scale of any of the stats. I know JG sometimes plugged house rules into their adventures but I'm guessing something a little different in happening here. Anyway, it looks like work.
It's also got 28 pages of detailed hexmaps.
. I could never figure out what was going on (something about a Witches Sabbat), what the intent of the witches was, or what adventurers could do about it.
Hey there. I don't presume to know what the ultimate grognard experience is but you might want to check out Astonishing Swordsmen & Sorcerers of Hyperborea. It is both a setting and AD&D retroclone created by Gary Gygax's protege, Jeffrey Talanian. It digs deep into the pulp and weird fiction of Appendix N (Howard, Lovecraft, C.A.S. among others) whilst omitting any Tolkien influence.Will I have thus the ultimate grognard experience ? Or must I tackle some Judges Guild module too ?