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Oh no! You're absolutely right!

Thanks for letting me know, fixed now!

Hey glad you like it! The "Storm King" doesn't have a canonical definition, it can be whatever you want, whether that's a storm sprite made of clouds and lightning that has influence over the local weather or a faerie that can turn into mist and wield lightning. Whatever form he takes he'll probably be grateful to anyone that frees him from his marble!

Oh good point, US letter! I updated the file name to clarify

You can find the room descriptions in either of the files "shattered-rain-a5-pamphlet.pdf" or "shattered-rain-digital.pdf" under the numbered headings (e.g. "1. Entrance Hall" through "10. Storm Brain"). Let me know if that helps!

Hiya, sorry about that, thanks for letting me know! It should be fixed in the most recent version (for posterity, 2022-10-27), so you should just be able to download it again.

It looks fixed on my end, but let me know if that's not the case!

That's so incredible! It's super gratifying to hear when my writing has contributed to a successful game session, but to also facilitate introducing a new system successfully *and* lead to a a new campaign? That's awesome!

I'm so glad you had a good time with it, I'm sure you'll have fun with The Estate! It's a great campaign setting and it sounds like you have no trouble running a fun session.

Thanks for sharing!

Hi, I've just released Shattered Rain: a short A5 pamphlet adventure for the Mausritter RPG featuring:

• A lightning-themed dungeon crawl through an abandoned power transformer
• A misunderstood "mad scientist" and his living dead minions
• 7 unique lightning-themed treasures, a new spell, and 2 new conditions
• 6 new creatures to encounter

Page here: https://brstf.itch.io/shattered-rain

Very proud of the isometric map I created for this one, 30 second time lapse of the 36 hour(!) process here https://twitter.com/brstf/status/1584899754089136133 Turns out isometric maps are hard! 

Hope you enjoy!

https://brstf.itch.io/the-vitacernis

Utterly delightful module, full of fantastic humor, evocative descriptions, and charming creatures and locations.

It is both whimsical and eminently usable with clever, concise mechanics and diverse, often amusing encounters.

The art is so full of character and charm, really supports the fantastical whimsy of writing. I immediately get a sense of the personalities of the characters and world, and it's a world I want to visit in game.

Really fantastic stuff, can't recommend enough!

Thanks so much for the kind words! Mausritter is a great gateway to OSR-style play, and has a built-in way of telegraphing the danger. You're a mouse! Mice are small and the world is large and dangerous!

For building your own adventure sites, there's some great tables in the book for inspiration and contents. The author, Isaac, has also shared some notes on writing adventures here. The Mausritter discord (which you can find on the Mausritter site) also has plenty of people willing to discuss/help.

I'd love to hear how you're adventure goes!

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