Great visceral tone. It's grim, it's dark, and it feels gritty. The memorable twist is Druuk being exiled, just for being saved! What a tragic thing to have happen!! Bargotha, I assume knew the consequences of her insubordination, and poor Druuk, most likely unconscious throughout the event had zero control over his own fate and subjugation. Druuk is the juiciest character and I would like to know what becomes of him, and Bargotha. Waiting for the next chapter.
Great work in capturing the ethos and style of Shadowdark while bringing in a healthy dash of eeriness. Grim, with lots of great tables and monsters. Nice map. Easy to run. Nice one!
This is just so awesome! Way beyond what I figured could be accomplished! Which program(s) do you use to create this? I am using MS Word, and I'm still learning as I go. I see you have vertical wording (so cool) and lots of really handy hyperlink, too. Thanks for sharing this one!
Hot damn! This is dripping with style and playability. I learned something from your submission, too: You used 8 pages to create 16 pages by publishing it landscape for A5 booklet size. Brilliant! The cover art is stellar, and I love the punky feel to it. Also, the edible plants are a really nice touch. I'd like to play this one. 👏👏👏⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This was a happy accident, and not really what I was attempting to do, but hey, it all seemed to piece together. There's a lot left on the cutting room floor, and that was part of the exercise, to make it all work with eight pages, and not be over ambitious.
Hey Connor, thanks for giving it a good read through. The Feral Knight is heavily inspired by Into The Wyrd & Wyld, by Charles Ferguson-Avery, which was a good resource to help create a forest setting that can be dropped into any hex on a campaign map.
I love this. Goblins have never been so cute, and oddly disturbing! The encounters are fun, and deadly! Lots of interesting beats, and a healthy sprinkling of pulp!
This one scratches the Labyrinth Lord/Gillespie style itch nicely. I appreciate the monster stat block in the room descriptions. This is huge, too. You've provided a lot in eight pages!
