If "Old School" is your thing come join in a romp with some original "old school" rules & an original "old school" adventure, published in 1981 Sorcerer's Apprentice Magazine.
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If “Old School” is your thing come join in a romp with some original “old school” rules and an original “old school” adventure,” The Tomb of Axton”, by Paul O’Conner and published in 1981 Sorcerer’s Apprentice magazine issue 9/10. This adventure takes characters across a cold landscape to rob the tomb of an ancient king. Strap on your bag full of 6 sided dice and dare to face the unknown dangers that dwell beneath the cold tundra.
Take a walk on the wild side & jump into the skin of a Monster. The world of men is a bountiful cornucopia of sweet sustenance for the hairy toothed denizens of darkness, come take a bite.
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Take a walk on the wild side and jump into the skin of a Monster of your choosing. The world of men is a bountiful cornucopia of sweet sustenance for the hairy toothed denizens on darkness. In Ken St. Andre’s “Monsters! Monsters!” you become the monster. Join up with a band of marauding beasties and go terrorize the surface dwellers while you solve the riddle of the delicate balance between light and darkness, men and monsters. Your Overlord “The Shining Dark One” has commanded your presence to aid in arresting the raids and incursions made into the Great Dark Forrest. The balance has been upset and must be brought into order.
The Ancients had something in mind when they built those spires in this valley. It would not be for a bridge because they had flying cars in 1981 according to the archives.
The Ancients had something in mind when they built those spires in this valley. It would not be for a bridge because they had flying cars in 1981 according to the archives.
Be among the first to try the new superhero game. Take your place among the pantheon of Beta City's heroes and villains. Fight to defend the city - or bring it to its knees.
You were a college professor teaching Medieval Folklore and Astrophysics at Dartmouth University when you went to sleep. Now you're a pizza delivery guy from Cincinnati.
Wildling raiders have a family sword. You have to go beyond the Wall to get it. Are the stories of the mythical creatures living beyond the wall based on fact, or just stories to scare young children?