Hackmaster 4E (parody) modules

[Treebore]

I don't know how many of you actually understand HM 4E. The important thing is this. The modules are very worth getting. They are very easy to use with C&C. Their "hacks" of classic modules, such as Keep on the Borderlands, not only redo what was done originally, but they have added a great amount of material. So if you get lucky enough to come across these adventures at a good price, get them! If you come across their Temple of Elemental Evil hack at a good price, pick one up for me too. Their die hard fans have that at a really high price.

[MormonYoYoMan]

I don't know how many of you actually understand HM 4E. The important thing is this. The modules are very worth getting. They are very easy to use with C&C. Their "hacks" of classic modules, such as Keep on the Borderlands, not only redo what was done originally, but they have added a great amount of material. So if you get lucky enough to come across these adventures at a good price, get them! If you come across their Temple of Elemental Evil hack at a good price, pick one up for me too. Their die hard fans have that at a really high price.

Doesn't matter if they die hard, as long as they die. Then you can grab their Temples of Elephant Eiffel and book outta there.

[serleran]

Many of the HM modules are nice; some are meh. I was not impressed with Robinloft, for example. But, the Temple of Existential Evil is a good one. Need another...

[Omote]

I love Little Keep on the Borderlands. It's not perfect, but I actually like the HM version better than the original. I've run it a few times back in the day using 2E D&D and Hackmaster 4E.

~O

[Treebore]

I don't own all of the HM modules, so I guess I should have given a disclaimer about that. OF the ones I do own, they are pretty darn good.

Heck, I've even been buying Kenzer's modules for their new version. Still well done.

[Lord Dynel]

I pass by these darn things all the time. Guess I better give them another look!

[Buttmonkey 2]

I snagged a copy of Temple of Existential Evil at GaryCon for $50. Near mint condition (and you'd have to be pretty picky to not just go with mint). I'm told that was a good price. I'm going to stick it in a cabinet with a shrink Upper Works and fund my retirement with it someday.

[Treebore]

I snagged a copy of Temple of Existential Evil at GaryCon for $50. Near mint condition (and you'd have to be pretty picky to not just go with mint). I'm told that was a good price. I'm going to stick it in a cabinet with a shrink Upper Works and fund my retirement with it someday.

Yeah, that is a pretty good price. $30 lower than any I have seen.