If you liked my Kids' D&D rules (here), be sure to download the free PDF of Encounter Magazine #4. It has an awesomely slick-looking magazine-layout version of the kids' rules and a polished version of the kid's adventure to go with it.
UPDATE: Surfing the blogosphere, I noticed a few recent reviews of Encounter #4 and my kids' rules article. Here are the links...
Also... My ongoing Skull Mountain megadungeon game slogs on!
The 25th session will be running Sunday, April 24 at noon at King's Hobby Shop in Austin, TX. You can sign up at the Austin D&D Meetup Group, or just show up at noon.
Hey that does look slick. I'll have to give it a read!
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I will try to make it up there Sunday next. I survived my first foray into the Skull some time ago; I'm looking forward to returning.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, Mack! Hope to see you there. I just checked the Skull Mountain 3-Ring Tome, and found the character sheet for your old character, "Phylo Beddo" the fighting man. Looks like he's less than 600 xp from 2nd level. Woo hoo!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! I have loved the ruleset since I first saw them here and they did a great job in the presentation.
ReplyDeleteJimm, I just realized that April 24 is Easter Sunday. I may have family obligations that day, so I'm not sure if I will be able to make it.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Can't wait my kids getting old enough.
ReplyDeleteWoot! I love hexagonal spaces on maps. So many memories <3
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Is that the Ancient Lost City of Xinj I spy to the NE of Skull Mountain?
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