MShipley88 wrote:I recently went nuts and collected all of the Freeport books by Green Ronin.I like the way that they set up a pirate city to fit any game world, and the quality of the writing is good. It is a nice mix of the fantasy and horror genres.Now, of course, there is another Freeport module out...Crisis in Freeport. Gotta go get it.Has anyone bought or read Ptolus?
Badmike wrote:Here's and obscure module, but one worth hunting down: The Gryphon's Legacy by Gaslight Press was flat-out one of the best low level adventures I've read for any system....Wolfgang Baur wrote it, and it has a lot of 1st edition feel Having said this, I guess they went out of business fairly quickly because this is the only item I've ever seen by the company. Unfortunate, because I think they would have had some high quality material based on just this adventure and the theme of their campaign world. Enjoy reading the Freeport stuff also. Necromancer and Kenzer are two companies whose products consistently meet a certain standard.Mike B.
Plaag wrote:Wasn't hard to track down, and only $5.50 w s/h, but I'll take your word on it being good.I should also add he helped write Five Fingers: Port of Deceit from Privateer Press. A company that does outstanding writing and art in their books (I get any and everything they put out) Course its a bit more steam powered/fantasy then high fantasy/sword and sorcery.ShaneG.
MShipley88 wrote:Troll Lord Games has not responded to an email I sent them several weeks ago. I wonder if they are hibernating the business until after New Years....?
Badmike wrote:Here's and obscure module, but one worth hunting down: The Gryphon's Legacy by Gaslight Press was flat-out one of the best low level adventures I've read for any system....Wolfgang Baur wrote it, and it has a lot of 1st edition feel.Mike B.
Plaag wrote:Just finished reading this, and it is bloody brilliant. Sucks that the other modules/source material never made it to print, but regardless, this has so much potential.ShaneG.
