The Day the Kobolds Ruled the World is a pay what you want module written by the GagMen comedy RPG podcaster collective. As with their other modules, it's written for Basic Fantasy Rules but can be used for other light-weight D&D type rule systems without much trouble. The adventure is aimed at a party of beginning characters in the fragile 1st to 3rd level bracket.
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Thursday, 14 May 2015
Review: "Beer of the Gods" by the GagMen
Beer of the Gods is a free module published by the comedic podcast collective GagMen. The adventure is pitched at low-level characters and written for the Basic Fantasy Rules. However, even without knowing anything about BFR, I found the statistical information pretty easy to translate into the OSR systems that I prefer.
I wasn't familiar with the GagMen when I picked up Beer of the Gods, so after my first readthrough of the module, I tuned into their jam session for it: Episode 33 (February 19, 2015) of their podcast series. There's a lot to take away from the podcast, not least of which is the usefulness of airing one's ideas to a group for feedback. A lot of self-publishing designers would do well to copy the GagMen's method, even if they choose to keep their ideas private. I also think that anyone wanting to run Beer of the Gods could benefit from tuning in and perhaps picking up some of the ideas that didn't make the final cut.
I wasn't familiar with the GagMen when I picked up Beer of the Gods, so after my first readthrough of the module, I tuned into their jam session for it: Episode 33 (February 19, 2015) of their podcast series. There's a lot to take away from the podcast, not least of which is the usefulness of airing one's ideas to a group for feedback. A lot of self-publishing designers would do well to copy the GagMen's method, even if they choose to keep their ideas private. I also think that anyone wanting to run Beer of the Gods could benefit from tuning in and perhaps picking up some of the ideas that didn't make the final cut.
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