To finish out March, the AaWBlog is bringing its A-game to complete Mischievous Meadows! Adventurers are facing off against pepfralcons, finding curious enchanted rings, tangling with a truly vicious band of critics, and eventually getting some resolution (and reward!) for all the troubles that befell them this month (check out the AaWBlog tomorrow!). But there's even more excitement to be had!
Yesterday's Meta Thursday post is an entire set of 30 cards to bring some fortune to your tabletop! is beautifully rendered by its award winning graphic designer Justin Andrew Mason (also the man behind the numbers!), and for a limited time, it is to download!
We're pulling The Deck of Miraculous Luck back for subscribers-only before too long, but it will be available to purchase from a printer sometime in the future.
In other words, get it now while you can!
That's not all of course; stay tuned to the AaWBlog for more magic items, traps, haunts, GM articles, sidequests, and creatures every day in the month of April. The upcoming AdventureAWeek.com module Twin Crossings (by PATHMASTER contest winner Michael Allen) will be supplemented by posts every weekend, and make sure to keep your eyes peeled for the AaWBlog itself—there's word it's been sighted in the flesh recently, and hungry something fierce!
You can also follow AdventureAWeek.com on Facebook to get sneak peeks at the plethora of supplemental materials for Rise of the Drow! Alongside the Player's Guide and Underworld Encounter Deck you can get a behind-the-scenes glimpse at pages from the prologue (taking PCs from 1st through 6th level) and epilogue (moving PCs from 16th to 20th level), and stay on top of the brewing Snow White Kickstarter!
Psst! If RPG card decks are your thing, the Rise of the Drow: Underworld Encounter Deck just went live today!
...you can get a behind-the-scenes glimpse at pages from the prologue (taking PCs from 1st through 16th level) and epilogue (moving PCs from 16th to 20th level)
Fixed that for you...
Thanks Oceanshieldwolf! Did you grab the free cards?
I did take look at them, but did not grab them. I might look at the individual zip files.
I do like to reward players, but this isn't what I would use personally.
@ On a slightly different note, I did see the "free subscription for a limited time" offer. I haven't picked that up either, but it was good placement of advertising!!! :)
The freeness is the links at the bottom of the page, right?
The freeness is the links at the bottom of the page, right?
That is correct, sir! I've enlarged the link for the PDF so it stands out a bit more. :D