[Tabletop Armory] Get "The Monkey's Key" Wednesday, August 11th

[ArmoryDave]

I am very happy to finally get to tell you about Tabletop Armory's first full-length adventure module for The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, The Monkey's Key.

Written by Jonathan McAnulty ("Wicht" here on the Paizo Messageboards) and featuring hand-drawn maps by the author, this module is an exciting trek through the jungle that follows clues left behind on an old map that once belonged to a famous explorer.

Your characters will trek through rivers of monsters, jungles of danger, and encounter lost tribes and devious traps as they quest to obtain the artifacts hidden in the Monkey Temple.

The Monkey's Key will go on sale on Wednesday, August 11th in PDF format at DriveThruRPG/RPGNow for only $4.00.

Visit the Tabletop Armory Store for other products until then, and come back on Wednesday to get The Monkey's Key!

Dave Martin
Tabletop Armory

[Wicht]

I am very happy as well to see this getting released, not only because it has my name on it, but also because it updates one of my favorite real world creatures for the PFRPG.

As Dave says, its a jungle adventure and one meant to be easily integrated into any campaign or adventure path.

[ArmoryDave]

Thanks for the words of support, Wicht, and I am here again to throw out a little more. Behold, the cover (once again featuring hand-drawn art, with a little digitizing, from Wicht)!

The Monkey's Key Cover

Dave Martin
Tabletop Armory

[Wicht]

One more day.

[Larry Lichman]

Wicht, this looks really good! I'll definitely be picking this bad boy up...

[ArmoryDave]

And today is the day!

Get your copy of The Monkey's Key now on DrieThruRPG.

Happy gaming!

Dave Martin
Tabletop Armory

[Wicht]

I've got my copy. :)

Now if Paizo would just release a jungle based AP it would be even more useful as a sidetrek. ;)

[Wicht]

Incidentally, those who do pick up a copy, feedback on the content would be appreciated. Is this sort of "treasure map" side quest helpful? The goal was to provide a useful NPC, a treasure map, a full set of encounters, and at least one new(ish) statted creature. Is there anything you would add to this formula? Or does it work as is?