Jan 20, 2020
26 forest encounters on a D1000 table – 1 weasel or a green dragon makes this a true old-school random monster table (AD&D module Catapult Run, Fantasy Factory, 1984)
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26 forest encounters on a D1000 table – 1 weasel or a green dragon makes this a true old-school random monster table (AD&D module Catapult Run, Fantasy Factory, 1984)
Small detail from map in Catapult Run (Fantasy Factory, 1984). This is a nice little campaign map, with 2 land masses connected by a marshy isthmus, surrounded by 3 named bays including “Yenorlum”. I don’t see any Mulroneys in the credits, but Gygax’s Greyhawk taught me to try reading all weird names backwards or scrambled.
Catapult Run: A Race of Epic Proportions, the first and only AD&D module by Fantasy Factory (1984). This race through 100s of miles of unfamiliar territory was meant to introduce players to The World of Cypher setting, while clearly taking some inspiration from the 1981 movie The Cannonball Run (neon cover of 2nd printing credited to Jeff Lowe, Chris Abbott, Colin Nordel)