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Seeking Playtesters

Started by Cave Bear, December 13, 2014, 12:35:56 PM

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Cave Bear

December 13, 2014, 12:35:56 PM
I'm looking for people to help me playtest an adventure module compatible with OSR D&D.
The adventure features a clock tower in a fantastic version of Antarctica.

I can run a game on Google+ if people are up for it, but I'd prefer to get other referees to run this on their own so I can get their feedback.

Thanks.

Panzerkraken

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December 14, 2014, 04:14:46 AM
Quote from: Cave Bear;804336I'm looking for people to help me playtest an adventure module compatible with OSR D&D.
The adventure features a clock tower in a fantastic version of Antarctica.

I can run a game on Google+ if people are up for it, but I'd prefer to get other referees to run this on their own so I can get their feedback.

Thanks.

What're the intended levels for it?  Any special requirements?
Si vous n'opposez point aux ordres de croire l'impossible l'intelligence que Dieu a mise dans votre esprit, vous ne devez point opposer aux ordres de malfaire la justice que Dieu a mise dans votre coeur. Une faculté de votre âme étant une fois tyrannisée, toutes les autres facultés doivent l'être également.
-Voltaire

Cave Bear

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December 14, 2014, 05:30:54 AM
Quote from: Panzerkraken;804480What're the intended levels for it?  Any special requirements?

It's intended for high level adventurers about levels 7-8 in oldschool D&D.
It doesn't include a map for the wilderness adventure at the moment. Instead it requires the DM to use a real-life map of Antarctica and place the encounter areas wherever the DM thinks they should go.

Daztur

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December 14, 2014, 08:14:12 AM
I've been giving feedback to Cave Bear about this adventure and it looks pretty fun. It's sort of in the LotFP tradition of adventure modules in that there's a lot of tricks but with a central rationale tying stuff together but without going out of its way to fuck with PCs like a lot of Raggi adventures do.

Not really sure this is the best sub forum for getting replies for this though...

Cave Bear

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December 14, 2014, 08:21:07 AM
Quote from: Daztur;804500I've been giving feedback to Cave Bear about this adventure and it looks pretty fun. It's sort of in the LotFP tradition of adventure modules in that there's a lot of tricks but with a central rationale tying stuff together but without going out of its way to fuck with PCs like a lot of Raggi adventures do.

Not really sure this is the best sub forum for getting replies for this though...
Yeah, Daztur is a great editor.

What would be a better subforum for this?

Panzerkraken

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December 14, 2014, 11:05:48 PM
Quote from: Cave Bear;804501Yeah, Daztur is a great editor.

What would be a better subforum for this?

This is the right forum, both for editorial replies and for actual gameplay reports.
Si vous n'opposez point aux ordres de croire l'impossible l'intelligence que Dieu a mise dans votre esprit, vous ne devez point opposer aux ordres de malfaire la justice que Dieu a mise dans votre coeur. Une faculté de votre âme étant une fois tyrannisée, toutes les autres facultés doivent l'être également.
-Voltaire
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