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Recently, I soloed my way through the fun adventure Delusions of Grandeur OSE (free/pay what you want at DriveThruRPG, 16 pages). There is also a Fifth Edition version. This OSE version is a fantasy adventure for Old-School Essentials, but I used OS&R: Oubliettes, Sorcery, & Reavers (132 pages at DriveThruRPG). For the solo engine, I used Castle Oldskull Dungeon Generator (same place) along with a yes/no/maybe oracle. I created five characters: a ranger with a cave lion pet, a war mage, a dwarf, an elf, and a halfling. The PCs heard about a village in trouble. When they get there, they explore three locations. The village leader offers them a reward if they solve the problem. They grab a map and off the go. They travel for three days and manage to avoid combat.
When they reach the mine, they attack the goblins who really do not want to fight. They don’t put up much of a defense and they run from the lion. The PCs loot the place as they slowly chase the goblins. The defenders ...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Recently, I soloed my way through the fun adventure Delusions of Grandeur OSE (free/pay what you want at DriveThruRPG, 16 pages). There is also a Fifth Edition version. This OSE version is a fantasy adventure for Old-School Essentials, but I used OS&R: Oubliettes, Sorcery, & Reavers (132 pages at DriveThruRPG). For the solo engine, I used Castle Oldskull Dungeon Generator (same place) along with a yes/no/maybe oracle. I created five characters: a ranger with a cave lion pet, a war mage, a dwarf, an elf, and a halfling. The PCs heard about a village in trouble. When they get there, they explore three locations. The village leader offers them a reward if they solve the problem. They grab a map and off the go. They travel for three days and manage to avoid combat.
When they reach the mine, they attack the goblins who really do not want to fight. They don’t put up much of a defense and they run from the lion. The PCs loot the place as they slowly chase the goblins. The defenders t...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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An absolutely fantastic supplement to an already fantastic game!
The Gazetteer is smack full of geography, culture, hooks, npcs, beliefs, encounters, conflicts (active and brewing) etc etc.
It is a wonderful sandbox addition to Hero Kids, letting GMs and players expand on their adventuring and exploration, hinting at bigger things just beyond the corner without holding your hand.
Every location gives the reader a story of their own, complete with myths, adventurehooks and history, every npc the same. Even the gods themselves have storyhooks attached to them, both small and grand.
The illustrations are from ok to good, the maps simple but outstandingly exciting.
The Brecken Vale contains so much as to give players tons and tons of adventuring, and when the need arises there is always the great unknown to explore, just beyond the edge of the map.
I cant wait to let my kids and their friends loose in the Varld!...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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