One Page Dungeons from Snikle
Still on that Old School kick...
Early this past summer, while fire-hosing myself with retro-gaming goodness, I came across the One Page Dungeon Contest (winners and all entries can be found here). What became readily apparant from reading the many excellent submissions is that Risus is a perfect fit for the format. What other system offers such brevity in writing up opponents?
An early example of a Risus one-page dungeon that I discovered was Snikle's Zombie Tower. What I didn't realize at the time is that Snikle had created a large handful of brilliant Risus one-page adventures. Check out The Tomb of Galron Dor, The Innsmouth Lighthouse, The Spider Caves of Grinlok, and The Ruins of Kal-Kamen.
Snikle's blog also contains a healthy dose of Risus goodness, if you look for it.
Early this past summer, while fire-hosing myself with retro-gaming goodness, I came across the One Page Dungeon Contest (winners and all entries can be found here). What became readily apparant from reading the many excellent submissions is that Risus is a perfect fit for the format. What other system offers such brevity in writing up opponents?
An early example of a Risus one-page dungeon that I discovered was Snikle's Zombie Tower. What I didn't realize at the time is that Snikle had created a large handful of brilliant Risus one-page adventures. Check out The Tomb of Galron Dor, The Innsmouth Lighthouse, The Spider Caves of Grinlok, and The Ruins of Kal-Kamen.
Snikle's blog also contains a healthy dose of Risus goodness, if you look for it.
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1 Comments:
Awesome! Glad you liked them, I must admit that I had a great time making these and numerous people have contacted me asking for more. I really like the sort of 'barebones feel' I was able to make the maps, which I felt fit in perfect with the Risus style. I am hoping to refocus my blog and begin creating more of these One Page Adventures.
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