Welcome to $1 Adventure Frameworks!

$1AF makes sweet mini adventures - or more accurately what I like to call "Adventure Frameworks" - stand alone, drop in adventure 'skeletons', made to facilitate sandbox style play - for $1.

Each adventure framework is set in a generic medieval or ancient fantasy location, with enough meat to enable the GM to improvise details and adapt to player choices.

System wise, these adventures use the Low Fantasy Gaming RPG (an old school/modern mix d20 based game; free PDF - Link), but are easily adapted to any d20 system.

So what do you get for your dollar?

Adventure Framework 9 Red Hooks Tourney consists of:

• A downloadable, bookmarked PDF (11 A4 pages, excluding cover & credits, in both parchment and white backgrounds).
• The Core Adventure (in this instance, competing in the infamous "Red Hooks Tourney", braving a house rigged with deathtraps and other contenders to find the silver wolf amulet and emerge victorious), that will occupy 3-8 hours of session time with Minimal Prep.
• Rumours & Hooks suggestions.
• Quality B&W Illustrations.
• A professional hand drawn Map.

But don't take my word for it - google 18 Halls of the Dwarf Lord and 16 Delecarte's Carnival of Wonders to download two free examples.

Now, there's a few things AF's don't come with:

• Boxed Text: Every time a GM reads boxed text, an ad-lib fairy dies, and I've got too much blood on my hands already. Paraphrasing and natural speech from the GM keeps players guessing what's pre-planned, and what's off-the-cuff-I-totally-planned-that awesome. And we wants that awesome, precious. We wants it.
• Colour Art: AF's are currently produced using old school B&W line art. Maybe one day I'll move on to colour pics. Maybe.
• No Grid: Maps, where provided, don't have grid lines. It's easier to add a grid than to take one away. If you prefer a grid or hex, you'll need to add it via Roll20, GIMP v2.8, etc.
• US English. I'm in Sydney Australia, so my work is in UK English. 

Armed with a handful of Adventure Frameworks, you can sandbox like there's no tomorrow. Browse through your library of AF's, throw out a few hooks, and let the players bite where they may. Whatever direction they take, you'll be ready to handle it with aplomb.

Hope you enjoy.

Note: This AF is included the Midlands Low Magic Sandbox Setting book/PDF.

Welcome to $1 Adventure Frameworks!

$1AF makes sweet mini adventures - or more accurately what I like to call "Adventure Frameworks" - stand alone, drop in adventure 'skeletons', made to facilitate sandbox style play - for $1.

Each adventure framework is set in a generic medieval or ancient fantasy location, with enough meat to enable the GM to improvise details and adapt to player choices.

System wise, these adventures use the Low Fantasy Gaming RPG (an old school/modern mix d20 based game; free PDF - Link), but are easily adapted to any d20 system.

So what do you get for your dollar?

Adventure Framework 11 The Lake Below consists of:

• A downloadable, bookmarked PDF (7 A4 pages, excluding cover & credits, in both parchment and white backgrounds).
• The Core Adventure (in this instance, reclaiming an abandoned temple controlled by toadmen living in adjacent underwater caves), that will occupy 3-8 hours of session time with Minimal Prep.
• Rumours & Hooks suggestions.
• Quality B&W Illustrations.
• A professional hand drawn Map.

But don't take my word for it - google 18 Halls of the Dwarf Lord and 16 Delecarte's Carnival of Wonders to download two free examples.

Now, there's a few things AF's don't come with:

• Boxed Text: Every time a GM reads boxed text, an ad-lib fairy dies, and I've got too much blood on my hands already. Paraphrasing and natural speech from the GM keeps players guessing what's pre-planned, and what's off-the-cuff-I-totally-planned-that awesome. And we wants that awesome, precious. We wants it.
• Colour Art: AF's are currently produced using old school B&W line art. Maybe one day I'll move on to colour pics. Maybe.
• No Grid: Maps, where provided, don't have grid lines. It's easier to add a grid than to take one away. If you prefer a grid or hex, you'll need to add it via Roll20, GIMP v2.8, etc.
• US English. I'm in Sydney Australia, so my work is in UK English. 

Armed with a handful of Adventure Frameworks, you can sandbox like there's no tomorrow. Browse through your library of AF's, throw out a few hooks, and let the players bite where they may. Whatever direction they take, you'll be ready to handle it with aplomb.

Hope you enjoy.

Note: This AF is included the Midlands Low Magic Sandbox Setting book/PDF.

Welcome to $1 Adventure Frameworks!

$1AF makes sweet mini adventures - or more accurately what I like to call "Adventure Frameworks" - stand alone, drop in adventure 'skeletons', made to facilitate sandbox style play - for $1.

Each adventure framework is set in a generic medieval or ancient fantasy location, with enough meat to enable the GM to improvise details and adapt to player choices.

System wise, these adventures use the Low Fantasy Gaming RPG (an old school/modern mix d20 based game; free PDF - Link), but are easily adapted to any d20 system.

So what do you get for your dollar?

Adventure Framework 12 Rooftop Rumble consists of:

• A downloadable, bookmarked PDF (6 A4 pages, excluding cover & credits, in both parchment and white backgrounds).
• The Core Adventure (in this instance, a comical xmas adventure chasing notorious assassin Skanta Claws across rooftops) that will occupy 3-8 hours of session time with Minimal Prep.
• Rumours & Hooks suggestions.
• Quality B&W Illustrations.
• A professional hand drawn Map.

But don't take my word for it - google 18 Halls of the Dwarf Lord and 16 Delecarte's Carnival of Wonders to download two free examples.

Now, there's a few things AF's don't come with:

• Boxed Text: Every time a GM reads boxed text, an ad-lib fairy dies, and I've got too much blood on my hands already. Paraphrasing and natural speech from the GM keeps players guessing what's pre-planned, and what's off-the-cuff-I-totally-planned-that awesome. And we wants that awesome, precious. We wants it.
• Colour Art: AF's are currently produced using old school B&W line art. Maybe one day I'll move on to colour pics. Maybe.
• No Grid: Maps, where provided, don't have grid lines. It's easier to add a grid than to take one away. If you prefer a grid or hex, you'll need to add it via Roll20, GIMP v2.8, etc.
• US English. I'm in Sydney Australia, so my work is in UK English. 

Armed with a handful of Adventure Frameworks, you can sandbox like there's no tomorrow. Browse through your library of AF's, throw out a few hooks, and let the players bite where they may. Whatever direction they take, you'll be ready to handle it with aplomb.

Hope you enjoy.

Note: This AF is NOT included the Midlands Low Magic Sandbox Setting book/PDF.

Fantasy Classes Series 2 - Swashbuckler (F)

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Welcome to $1 Adventure Frameworks!

$1AF makes sweet mini adventures - or more accurately what I like to call "Adventure Frameworks" - stand alone, drop in adventure 'skeletons', made to facilitate sandbox style play - for $1.

Each adventure framework is set in a generic medieval or ancient fantasy location, with enough meat to enable the GM to improvise details and adapt to player choices.

System wise, these adventures use the Low Fantasy Gaming RPG (an old school/modern mix d20 based game; free PDF - Link), but are easily adapted to any d20 system.

So what do you get for your dollar?

Adventure Framework 15 The Iron God Cometh consists of:

• A downloadable, bookmarked PDF (7 A4 pages, excluding cover & credits, in both parchment and white backgrounds).
• The Core Adventure (in this instance, searching for a lost temple so that a dying pilgrim may spend his final hours there... naturally the temple has been taken over by monstrous creatures, including an ettin and colossal ooze), that will occupy 3-8 hours of session time with Minimal Prep.
• Rumours & Hooks suggestions.
• Quality B&W Illustrations.
• A professional hand drawn Map.

But don't take my word for it - google 18 Halls of the Dwarf Lord and 16 Delecarte's Carnival of Wonders to download two free examples.

Now, there's a few things AF's don't come with:

• Boxed Text: Every time a GM reads boxed text, an ad-lib fairy dies, and I've got too much blood on my hands already. Paraphrasing and natural speech from the GM keeps players guessing what's pre-planned, and what's off-the-cuff-I-totally-planned-that awesome. And we wants that awesome, precious. We wants it.
• Colour Art: AF's are currently produced using old school B&W line art. Maybe one day I'll move on to colour pics. Maybe.
• No Grid: Maps, where provided, don't have grid lines. It's easier to add a grid than to take one away. If you prefer a grid or hex, you'll need to add it via Roll20, GIMP v2.8, etc.
• US English. I'm in Sydney Australia, so my work is in UK English. 

Armed with a handful of Adventure Frameworks, you can sandbox like there's no tomorrow. Browse through your library of AF's, throw out a few hooks, and let the players bite where they may. Whatever direction they take, you'll be ready to handle it with aplomb.

Hope you enjoy.

Note: This AF is included the Midlands Low Magic Sandbox Setting book/PDF.

Welcome to $1 Adventure Frameworks!

$1AF makes sweet mini adventures - or more accurately what I like to call "Adventure Frameworks" - stand alone, drop in adventure 'skeletons', made to facilitate sandbox style play - for $1.

Each adventure framework is set in a generic medieval or ancient fantasy location, with enough meat to enable the GM to improvise details and adapt to player choices.

System wise, these adventures use the Low Fantasy Gaming RPG (an old school/modern mix d20 based game; free PDF - Link), but are easily adapted to any d20 system.

So what do you get for your dollar?

Adventure Framework 16 Delecarte's Carnival of Wonders consists of:

• A downloadable, bookmarked PDF (8 A4 pages, excluding cover & credits, in both parchment and white backgrounds).
• The Core Adventure (in this instance, hunting for an assassin hiding in a travelling circus before it moves on, that will occupy 3-8 hours of session time with Minimal Prep.
• Rumours & Hooks suggestions.
• Quality B&W Illustrations.
• A professional hand drawn Map.

But don't take my word for it - google 18 Halls of the Dwarf Lord and 16 Delecarte's Carnival of Wonders to download two free examples.

Now, there's a few things AF's don't come with:

• Boxed Text: Every time a GM reads boxed text, an ad-lib fairy dies, and I've got too much blood on my hands already. Paraphrasing and natural speech from the GM keeps players guessing what's pre-planned, and what's off-the-cuff-I-totally-planned-that awesome. And we wants that awesome, precious. We wants it.
• Colour Art: AF's are currently produced using old school B&W line art. Maybe one day I'll move on to colour pics. Maybe.
• No Grid: Maps, where provided, don't have grid lines. It's easier to add a grid than to take one away. If you prefer a grid or hex, you'll need to add it via Roll20, GIMP v2.8, etc.
• US English. I'm in Sydney Australia, so my work is in UK English. 

Armed with a handful of Adventure Frameworks, you can sandbox like there's no tomorrow. Browse through your library of AF's, throw out a few hooks, and let the players bite where they may. Whatever direction they take, you'll be ready to handle it with aplomb.

Hope you enjoy.

Note: This AF is included the Midlands Low Magic Sandbox Setting book/PDF.

Welcome to $1 Adventure Frameworks!

$1AF makes sweet mini adventures - or more accurately what I like to call "Adventure Frameworks" - stand alone, drop in adventure 'skeletons', made to facilitate sandbox style play - for $1.

Each adventure framework is set in a generic medieval or ancient fantasy location, with enough meat to enable the GM to improvise details and adapt to player choices.

System wise, these adventures use the Low Fantasy Gaming RPG (an old school/modern mix d20 based game; free PDF - Link), but are easily adapted to any d20 system.

So what do you get for your dollar?

Adventure Framework 18 Halls of the Dwarf Lord consists of:

• A downloadable, bookmarked PDF (10 A4 pages, excluding cover & credits, in both parchment and white backgrounds).
• The Core Adventure (in this instance, exploring a a lost dwarven hall, occupied by cyclops' and a necromancer) that will occupy 3-8 hours of session time with Minimal Prep.
• Rumours & Hooks suggestions.
• Quality B&W Illustrations.
• A professional hand drawn Map.

But don't take my word for it - google 18 Halls of the Dwarf Lord and 16 Delecarte's Carnival of Wonders to download two free examples.

Now, there's a few things AF's don't come with:

• Boxed Text: Every time a GM reads boxed text, an ad-lib fairy dies, and I've got too much blood on my hands already. Paraphrasing and natural speech from the GM keeps players guessing what's pre-planned, and what's off-the-cuff-I-totally-planned-that awesome. And we wants that awesome, precious. We wants it.
• Colour Art: AF's are currently produced using old school B&W line art. Maybe one day I'll move on to colour pics. Maybe.
• No Grid: Maps, where provided, don't have grid lines. It's easier to add a grid than to take one away. If you prefer a grid or hex, you'll need to add it via Roll20, GIMP v2.8, etc.
• US English. I'm in Sydney Australia, so my work is in UK English. 

Armed with a handful of Adventure Frameworks, you can sandbox like there's no tomorrow. Browse through your library of AF's, throw out a few hooks, and let the players bite where they may. Whatever direction they take, you'll be ready to handle it with aplomb.

Hope you enjoy.

Note: This AF is NOT included the Midlands Low Magic Sandbox Setting book/PDF.

Plains

Sweeping grasslands lay before you, open and vast. the sun begins to set and in the distance you can see a rocky outcropping sparsely covered with shrubs and trees, perhaps a nice place to set up camp for the night or the perfect location for an ambush...

A home-printable battlemap, compatible with any role-play game, and VTTs such as Roll20.

What You Will Receive: A 20x30 battlemap, including day and night variants of this Plainsland. Featuring flowing grassland, with rocky outcroppings and trees for tactical cover. This map makes for great random encounters for any Plains based battle. 

Download Contains:
Home-printable, A4 .PDF of the gridded map at 300dpi, spread over several pages (including variants).
300dpi .JPEGs of the map and its variants for A1 poster printing or VTT.
72dpi .JPEGs of the map and its variants, for VTTs.

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Welcome to $1 Adventure Frameworks!

$1AF makes sweet mini adventures - or more accurately what I like to call "Adventure Frameworks" - stand alone, drop in adventure 'skeletons', made to facilitate sandbox style play - for $1.

Each adventure framework is set in a generic medieval or ancient fantasy location, with enough meat to enable the GM to improvise details and adapt to player choices.

System wise, these adventures use the Low Fantasy Gaming RPG (an old school/modern mix d20 based game; free PDF - Link), but are easily adapted to any d20 system.

So what do you get for your dollar?

Adventure Framework 20 Spire of the Void Caller consists of:

• A downloadable, bookmarked PDF (10 A4 pages, excluding cover & credits, in both parchment and white backgrounds).
• The Core Adventure (in this instance, exploring the Suurat Jungle to delve the Spire's catacombs, occupied by serpentmen and other foes), that will occupy 3-8 hours of session time with Minimal Prep.
• Rumours & Hooks suggestions.
• Quality B&W Illustrations.
• A professional hand drawn Map.

But don't take my word for it - google 18 Halls of the Dwarf Lord and 16 Delecarte's Carnival of Wonders to download two free examples.

Now, there's a few things AF's don't come with:

• Boxed Text: Every time a GM reads boxed text, an ad-lib fairy dies, and I've got too much blood on my hands already. Paraphrasing and natural speech from the GM keeps players guessing what's pre-planned, and what's off-the-cuff-I-totally-planned-that awesome. And we wants that awesome, precious. We wants it.
• Colour Art: AF's are currently produced using old school B&W line art. Maybe one day I'll move on to colour pics. Maybe.
• No Grid: Maps, where provided, don't have grid lines. It's easier to add a grid than to take one away. If you prefer a grid or hex, you'll need to add it via Roll20, GIMP v2.8, etc.
• US English. I'm in Sydney Australia, so my work is in UK English. 

Armed with a handful of Adventure Frameworks, you can sandbox like there's no tomorrow. Browse through your library of AF's, throw out a few hooks, and let the players bite where they may. Whatever direction they take, you'll be ready to handle it with aplomb.

Hope you enjoy.

Note: This AF is included the Midlands Low Magic Sandbox Setting book/PDF.

Happy Holidays from Bloat Games

More about DARK PLACES & DEMOGORGONS

Following in the tradition of SURVIVE THIS!! Zombies! comes SURVIVE THIS!! Dark Places & Demogorgons, a tabletop roleplaying game that uses the Original 1970s Fantasy Roleplaying game rules but mutates it into this retro nightmare. It’s sleek, slender and creepy as Hell.

In Dark Places & Demogorgons, you play as high school students during the early 1980s. The town you live in has had a rash of disappearances and strange happenings. The adults seem lost as what to do, the police are as clueless as ever and aren’t helping and Reverend Phillips is on another witch-hunt. It’s up to you and your friends to figure out what’s going on and stop it from happening again! 

This weekly OSR periodical from the mind of RPGPundit features a different theme or topic in each issue.

From the annals of the RPGPundit's (in)famous Last Sun gonzo fantasy campaign, this issue presents a list of 20 magic, barely-magic, and not-so-magic items. Such items include Pinkeye Herbs, Bucket o' Tentacles, Pythian Elf Mecha, Ring of Bread, USB Charger of Speed, and more.

 (formerly RPGA NEWS)

Included in this issue:

• Holiday Greetings - by Gary Gygax

• Confessions of a Greenhorn Gamer - by Mary Kirchoff 

• The STAR FRONTIERS^TM game - a review, by Steve Winter 

• Christmas Crossword 

• TOP SECRET Gadget Contest Results

• GAMMA WORLD^TM Art Contest Winners 

• DAWN PATROL^TM game - The designer speaks - and so do some players , by Mike Carr 

• Christmas Carols - The POLYHEDRON Newszine Staff Meets The Monsters 

• Convention Wrapup - GEN CON XV: Megacon

• RPGA^TM Network Scholarship Winners