Beedo's review of F3 Many Gates of the Gann

Beedo of Dreams in the Lich House says, "Apes and weird science mix like chocolate and peanut butter.  Giant ape-head stone guardians with disintegrator eye beams hit the sweet spot." (read more)

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Also, I'm still looking for another reviewer for my earlier module, F1 The Fane of Poisoned Prophecies. If you're interested and willing, drop me a line and I'll hook you up with a copy.

PDF Versions of F1 and F3 are Now Available

  

PDF Versions of both F1 The Fane of Poisoned Prophecies and F3 Many Gates of the Gann are now available on RPGNow.com and the entire DriveThruRPG.com family.

To help you decide, the RPGNow product page for F1 has a four-page preview, F3 has a five-page preview.

I'd love to see another review of either or both of them. If you're willing to write a review, contact me and I'll hook you up.

Review Roundup: F3 Many Gates of the Gann

Bryce Lynch: "Multiple levels, complex map, and some kind of weird OD&D and weird fantasy thing all bring the noise in a GREAT dungeon crawl." (read more)

Martin Ralya: "... the dungeon is superb -- jammed with everything I like ..." (read more)

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Writing finished on F3 – Many Gates of the Gann

I finished the final draft of F3 – Many Gates of the Gann earlier today and sent it for editing!

Yes, this means that unless things go horribly wrong with F3, it will come out before F2. That's okay from one sense because F3 stands by itself. It's not okay from another sense, because I'd really like to put F2 out there to fill in the big gap revealed by F1 ... but F2 is nowhere near ready. I'm thinking about releasing F2 in some kind of Alpha format: A very minimal work up of the material I've already completed, but with only sketchy notes and ideas for the other parts. This wouldn't preclude a more fleshed-out release of F2 at some point.

Also: When I get F3 printed, I'm also planning on another print run for F1 (with a couple minor errata fixes) for folks that were unable to get a copy before they ran out.

And wow, it's been 2.5 years since the last post!