new module by rob kuntz?
new module by rob kuntz?
I seem to remember that rob kuntz was working on an older style module called cairn of the skeleton king or somehting similiar, any idea where it can be found?
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Re: new module by rob kuntz?
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I seem to remember that rob kuntz was working on an older style module called cairn of the skeleton king or somehting similiar, any idea where it can be found?
And a darn'd good module it is. I reccomend it highly for quintessential old-school goodness.
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Not quite as good as CotSK, but still very worthy. Of course, others have disagreed with me. For some reason, ToB just seems a bit slower and not quite as "fresh." I think, together, they are relatively good companion modules.
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I'll echo the praise for Cairn of the skeleton king. A rousing good module.
My copy of Tower of Blood just arrived this week, and I haven't yet had time to read it.
I am less interested in the Bottle City mod (apparently Kuntz's next effort), despite its legendary status in D&D circles. I don't tend to like the "whoops! now you're tiny!" or "Ha! now you're stuck in a bottle" kinds of adventures. But YMMV.
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My copy of Tower of Blood just arrived this week, and I haven't yet had time to read it.
I am less interested in the Bottle City mod (apparently Kuntz's next effort), despite its legendary status in D&D circles. I don't tend to like the "whoops! now you're tiny!" or "Ha! now you're stuck in a bottle" kinds of adventures. But YMMV.
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Great module - quite deadly but very interesting. I need for my group to level up a bit and hope to be able to run it soon.
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