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I usually print-out maps in B/W, but I'm not by the printer now to see how it'd look. Coloured images reads fine to me, I can spot all three routes at glance. I don't understand purple line going from B3 to E3–5. Is that a purple river? Are hexes E3–5 some purple marsh? Are the wasteland hexes...

IMHO, your Autarchic / Communal comparison falls apart at the very dawn of D&D: Blackmoor, Greyhawk, and Wilderlands of High Fantasy were all open-eneded, living sandboxes. Players shaped them and they shaped players. Tournament-style modules that TSR began publishing early on were deliberately...

Love the troll drawing, even if you are a bit unhappy with the perspective!

Going strong!

And to add, I've backed two of your campaigns (usually at highest level I liked), and have 11 of your products on DTRPG. So far I used only one in my game (Kellerin's Rumble). If I remember correctly, I learned about your work from tenfootpole.org review. I remember some good discussions on...

Listen, I hear your pain, but there is no silver bullet. You can't hire anyone to do this for you from ground up and still be profitable. There are very few shortcuts. Some of them include latching on popular systems and becoming part (ie a creator) in a thriving community already. But to do...

Love the setting. Just enough to improvise with.

Acolyte.

I’m running a weekly online D&D B/X game focused on hexcrawling and dungeon delving in the Wilderlands of High Fantasy Barbarian Altanis. We play every Tuesday 19:00 to 22:00. On average one PC and two retainers die per session. All are welcome.

Similar articles have been published in Fight On! before, so no harm in sending them...

Love this one @squeen! It beckons adventure!

I'm not Tzunk, I simply typeset errata he collected so I can print it. I shared the document with his permission. I placed Tombs of Abysthor in my campaign, and I hope the party goes there. What are your thoughts on the Slumbering Tsar modules/saga?

What's wrong with vanilla? What do you mean by episodic? FGG published a fair number of mediocre stuff, but Barakus ain't one of 'em.

The Lost City of Barakus by Necromancer Games (originally for 3.5E, reissued for S&W) details a city of Endhome and seven adventures within it. It's a great module with city, wilderness, and five-level dungeon, with multiple intertwining factions. Bard's Gate by Frog God Games details a large...