6+ Possible Free Adventures: Your Choice Will Decide Which

[Sky Over Cities]

Thanks again for the votes!

We're definitely seeing a lot of support for Underheln/Gravewalker!

We are however, going ahead with Clockspinnings as mentioned in a later post, and we'd love your feedback on what you'd want to see appear in a spacefaring Pathfinder adventure!

[The black raven]

Sky Over Cities wrote:

Thanks for voting!

As mentioned, we have created a very short, single page PDF, to showcase what you can currently expect from me.

As a freelancer, I currently have no artwork done nor any maps done. Maps will definitely be included, while artwork may be more scarce.

The link is provided right here: The Lightning Shaft

The Lightning Shaft is a single chamber within the post-apocalyptic mega-dungeon of Underheln. It should present an interesting challenge for 3rd level characters.

EDIT: Link changed. PDF now includes missing OGL.

Apparently, the link does not work :-(

[Sky Over Cities]

Try the link right below it. It was too late for us to edit the post.

[The black raven]

Endzeitgeist wrote:

I'd LOVE to see an AP that has the PCs as elite-strike squad: Think Gundamn or Code Geass sans Mechas. (Or with steampunk-mechas...) And yes, I'd buy that.

Cheers!

I once played part of a campaign (sci-fi homebrew RPG) which was based exactly on that premise.

It was a HUGE lot of fun, whether investigating leaks or suspicion of contraband or trying to get in the good graces of a Mob boss to succeed in our undercover assignment.

Everyone had 2 roles, which helped not feeling useless when 1 role was not required (examples : Squad Leader/Sniper, Scout/Medic, Demolitions/Hacker).

Think NCIS mixed with Mission Impossible and the A-team.

[Sky Over Cities]

The black raven wrote:

Endzeitgeist wrote:

I'd LOVE to see an AP that has the PCs as elite-strike squad: Think Gundamn or Code Geass sans Mechas. (Or with steampunk-mechas...) And yes, I'd buy that.

Cheers!

I once played part of a campaign (sci-fi homebrew RPG) which was based exactly on that premise.

It was a HUGE lot of fun, whether investigating leaks or suspicion of contraband or trying to get in the good graces of a Mob boss to succeed in our undercover assignment.

Everyone had 2 roles, which helped not feeling useless when 1 role was not required (examples : Squad Leader/Sniper, Scout/Medic, Demolitions/Hacker).

Think NCIS mixed with Mission Impossible and the A-team.

We took Endzeitgeist's idea to heart and Clockspinnings will have a good amount of this kind of campaigning.