There was an adventure on the Paizo Store blog about a month ago (maybe a little longer) and I can`t remember what it was called or who published it. The basic premise was this house or mansion appears in the PCs game world and they could go explore it, where tons of traps and monsters lurked. I believe it was promoted as a so-called deathtrap dungeon for the PF RPG. Sorry, but that`s all my terrible memory can recall, but if anyone knows what I`m talking about I`d greatly appreciate any help.
Thanks
I don't know which one you're referring to, but the Store blog doesn't go away. I skimmed back to the beginning of February for what you describe, but I was only skimming and not sure what I was looking for, so I didn't find it.
I don't know which one you're referring to, but the Store blog doesn't go away. I skimmed back to the beginning of February for what you describe, but I was only skimming and not sure what I was looking for, so I didn't find it.
Thanks for checking, Wolf Munroe, I didn't realize they saved the previous blogs until you pointed that out. I went back and checked and I found it.
Glad you asked about this, man... I missed the announcement as well, and the second that I saw your comment and followed the ol' link, I went and bought it and 6 other Frog God Games adventures as well!
Yes, I also bought this and it is excellent. One of the better 3rd party offerings I've seen and very easy to drop into any campaign. I've been kinda nostalgic lately and craving an old school dungeon. Great stuff.
Glad you found it! Thank you, Luz and Stark and everyone else who purchased it. I am rather proud of it myself. Though I didn't write it, I contributed a bit more than my usual editing.
I don't know which one you're referring to, but the Store blog doesn't go away. I skimmed back to the beginning of February for what you describe, but I was only skimming and not sure what I was looking for, so I didn't find it.
Thanks for checking, Wolf Munroe, I didn't realize they saved the previous blogs until you pointed that out. I went back and checked and I found it.
I saw The Black Monastery when skimming back but I was too hung-up on "house or mansion" so didn't think that was it. (And I was skimming so not reading the descriptions in detail.) I'm going to go check-out the product description now though, I like the FGG stuff I've seen.
Edit: Oh yeah, I read that description before.
Edit again: Oh yeah, I didn't read the full description before after all, it's really long. I'm reading it now. I started it before and planned to come back to it.
Yeah, the description is a bit of a novella. <laugh>
As Dark Sasha said, we're glad that you like this one and know that it is indicative of our book-publishing philosophy "Tough Adventures for Tough Players". <grin>
Glad you found it! Thank you, Luz and Stark and everyone else who purchased it. I am rather proud of it myself. Though I didn't write it, I contributed a bit more than my usual editing.
Your welcome! And thanks to FGG for producing an excellent "new-rules adventure with an old-style feel". I found The Black Monastery really captures the look and feel of those old dungeons, but doesn't cross the line into absurdity or silliness. Can't wait to surprise my players with this.
I saw The Black Monastery when skimming back but I was too hung-up on "house or mansion" so didn't think that was it.
Yeah sorry about the misinformation. Like I said, I have a terrible memory. I was also off a little about when it was posted (I think it was Feb.7th, nearly two months ago).
As Dark Sasha said, we're glad that you like this one and know that it is indicative of our book-publishing philosophy "Tough Adventures for Tough Players". <grin>
Yep, that pretty much sums up my GM philosophy.