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Forlorn Skulk

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Awesome thanks!!

A super-orcy romp. I really like the idea of mapping dungeons on a hex. Could be a good way of introducing new players to mapping.

I love how unique the set-up is. Hinting at a very different type of orc clan here. the bit where the adventurers realise they have to take a bite of the orc would be a fun roleplay scene.

Oh sorry I didn't see that. If you'd like to do to that way that's cool too. Just a heads up that the price on the front will probably make a lot of people think it's a paid product only.

This looks awesome! Can I ask: who did the incredible cover art?

Awesome! The green really made the title pop. I love how playable this feels. I'd be very confident about how to run it and how to weave in the doppelganger.

This is great. I love "monster" townships. Very plonkable.

This really highlights the diversity of orc phenotypes and encourages incorporating them into your campaign.

Red'uns go faster!

I think it's fair to say this isn't an OSR scenario. But it looks like a lot of fun for the right group :)

This breaks all the rules in the best way possible. Can't decide whether I'd play Morrissey or brown noise while running it ;) 

A great NPC to pull out when players decide to explore a library. I can see playing him in a way where they initially think he's an intruder. 

This slaps. You've packed so much into a trifold. The map really helps flesh it out and give it a sense of space with very few words. I can see myself running this with very little prep. 

It sure does!

What a fun way of generating a dungeon. I'll be stealing this chart for when I'm bored of rolling for rooms :) 

The art cracked me up. I love that you just went for it. So much better than stock art. I can feel the fun the artist was having.

Looks awesome! I'd love if you submitted this to the Orctober Jam /jam/orctober

That's very true!

Gnarly pirate adventure!

Very cool aesthetic with some crazy encounters!

Very creepy/fun set-up. I want to run this sometime!

A very fun idea. A bit on the zoomed out side but it creates a great set-up.

Cool event driven adventure. And nicely laid out.

Excellent writing. Very otherworldy location. I dig it a lot!

Super evocative weird fantasy (?) setup. I like that the forest itself is the quest giver. Great encounters and locations too. This would be an excellent one shot.

Thanks mate, I'd like to explore this fantasy world more. I think it has potential.

And I'm stoked that you picked up on the old White Dwarf character class. I think you're the first!

Nice! I find the idea of the craters intriguing and that's a cool monster.

Incredibly creepy!

Very atmospheric, and I like the countdown timer!

Classic mine-gone-wrong type scenario. Very playable!

The visual of the city described in the into really hooked me in.

Beautifully designed!

Cool intermission-type adventure with a nice random chart.

Nice system neutral adventure on the social/problem solving side of things. And for once system neutral=/=low level!

This might be a bit ambitious but it would be awesome if we could get participant numbers to 100.

Where can we share it to get some more people on board? I've posted it on the OSR discords that I'm part of and on r/OSR. If you have any other ideas, please suggest! Or just post it there yourselves. Maybe you have a friend who might want to join... send it to them!

Let's make the Orc Fang Mountains shake with a mighty WAAARGH.

Also, in case you missed it here's an invite to the discord channel: https://discord.gg/k8jxD2F8m

Ah, best of both worlds!

Wasn't expecting a Kurosawa flic when I started reading! I love the timeline. Very playable and lovely characterisation.

Really imaginative and nice to see some sci-fi in the mix.

A neat, contained adventure site with some interconection and "factions". I like it.

Very interesting conceptually!

I like the escape angle a lot. There's a lot going on (in a good way!)