Holy crap.
Holy crap. Sakatha is, in fact, a great lizard king. Tomb of the Lizard King is deadly but the rewards are freaking amazing. Anyone run this one?
I'll snag this later. The first one was a lot of fun.
I'll snag this later. The first one was a lot of fun. Originally shared by Android Central Publisher Paradox Interactive has released Knights of Pen & Paper 2 for Android. Fans of table-top RPGs can once again get the full experience on a mobile device. We got a chance to play an early version of this game in March at GDC 2015, and now Knights of Pen & Paper 2 is available for… #android http://www.androidcentral.com/knights-pen-paper-2-brings-role-playing-and-satire-together-android
Whoah, never heard of it, but from that alone it sounds like a perfect thing to throw into my current D&D campaign. What's the story? Is this a published module or something?
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ReplyDeleteSakatha is a freakin' vampire wizard lizard man with a pet black dragon and a dungeon full of nasty henchman and evil clerics. Magic items are all over. There's a couple of huge spellbooks. A dragon hoard AND Sakatha's hoard. But man, you'll need some good play to defeat all that.
This sounds perfect. Oh man.
ReplyDeleteSo in one of the old Palladium Fantasy First Ed books (specifically Island at the Edge of the World) was this mini-encounter with a character named Selsesstissan, who was a semi-immortal Life Force Wizard (mage) from long, long ago when he race wasn't the primitive thing it is today. The players can wake him and possibly set forth a new age of gromek conquering. They also had these ancient long-dead guys called Lizard Mages, who were, like, The Shit at magic or something.
My current OD&D campaign involves the colonization of a new continent, and the exploration of these ancient fairly alien-looking ruins. Essentially, the old lizard empire from many centuries ago. This Lizard King tomb would make a nice addition.
And I'm totally adding this to my Against the Giants campaign. The swamp can be the Rushmoors south of the Dim Forest between Sterich and Gran March. Excellent. My players have been whining about lack of treasure (good naturedly). They want treasure, I'll give them treasure. And a stream of black dragon acid to the face.
ReplyDeleteNathanael Cole the pdf isn't hard to find. I don't think this one is on dndclassics.com yet.
ReplyDeleteLooks like I've had the PDF for years already =)
ReplyDeleteit's in Paris, right?
ReplyDeleteOk, Richard G, had to think about that for a minute. +1 for you.
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