#creative campaigning

[wkakadrac]

Since I've seen a number of people share a variety of smaller / lower quality versions of this image, and I was able to take a good shot by dint of having the book, here's Ken Frank's Gnolls from the AD&D 2E book Creative Campaigning (ISBN 978-1560765615).

[oldschoolfrp]

Gnoll Landsknechts with arquebus on campaign (Ken Frank, from AD&D 2e supplement Creative Campaigning, TSR, 1993)

[oldschoolfrp]

Adventurers in a bronze age setting (Ken Frank, from AD&D 2e supplement Creative Campaigning, TSR, 1993)

[oldschoolfrp]

A necromancer you say? Hiding in our community? I doubt that, but we can discuss it over dinner. (Ken Frank, from AD&D 2e supplement Creative Campaigning, TSR, 1993)

[oldschoolfrp]

A spacefaring pilot is pulled from his crashed ship by kobolds who see him as one of their own, just much taller (Ken Frank, from AD&D 2e supplement Creative Campaigning, TSR, 1993)

[oldschoolfrp]

Traditional medieval fantasy settings might interest some players more than others -- of course this also is true of any other setting (Ken Frank, from AD&D 2e supplement Creative Campaigning, TSR, 1993)

[oldschoolfrp]

Standing small -- “Traps, spells, and magical items that shrink the PCs are not new, but when used effectively, they can result in unique adventures.”  (Ken Frank, from AD&D 2e supplement Creative Campaigning, TSR, 1993)