Thanks to the pandemic-based fugue I am currently working on a wide variety of projects, and was wondering if anyone out there had any preferences for what they might like to see published next?
Darkness at Red Rose Manor: A “fantastique horror” adventure in the vein of the works of Jean Rollin (Labyrinth Lord);
Dastardly Dungeons: A series of “Save or Die!” small dungeon adventures taking advantage of Dyson Logo’s kind offering of some of his maps for free commercial use;
The Eternal Palace (working title): A science-fantasy Huge Ruined Pile/Megadungeon that is set in a huge ruined imperial palace… think Gormenghast meets the Lost City via Pavis and Big Rubble (Labyrinth Lord);
The Kakonomicon: A series of volumes containing information on demons with 13 new demons in each volume (Labyrinth Lord);
Monstrous Magical Miscellany: A series of volumes containing more monsters, spells, and magic items for Labyrinth Lord;
Realms of Talamhur: A quasi-historical fantasy sandbox hexcrawl campaign setting (5-mile hexes) in the style of the Wilderlands (Labyrinth Lord);
Wilds of Olantis: A map (1-mile hexes) and gazetteer for the Olantis region of Theros (5E D&D, easily used with Labyrinth Lord);
World of Damaria: A high-fantasy campaign setting (25-mile hexes) in the style of Middle-earth or Greyhawk (classic 1E Greyhawk style gazetteer);
Let me know if there are any preferences out there for what you might like to see published, or ideas for other projects that you might like to see someone produce.
Ohh man. All of these look fun, but...
ReplyDeleteThe Eternal Palace would be my #1, not enough science-fantasy stuff out there. Then a book about demons is my 2nd choice.
So your ideal would be a scifi/demon mix?
DeleteNow you've got me thinking of demon-borgs, Tharkhold-style...
DeleteWorld of Damaria. I remember that name from something in my youth. A novel? A comic book? Real life? I used that name for all of my "good" kingdoms in every world map I drew on loose leaf paper in after school detention. I'd love to see it again.
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