Fantastic Locations Fields of Ruin
by Richard Pett
Conquer Ancient Battlefields to
Plunder the Keep of Fallen Kings
"The King's Road cuts across fields where great battles once raged-fields littered with bones, shattered weapons, the wreckage of mighty siege engines. Follow the road to the sundered gates of the Keep of Fallen Kings, a great ruin wherein lies the fabled Earthcrown. But be warned! The keep has attracted its share of monsters and treasure hunters over the years, and rumors of a fiendish dungeon beneath the keep have lured many adventurers to their doom.
"
"Fantastic Locations: Fields of Ruin" contains two beautifully illustrated, double-sided battle maps scaled for Dungeons & Dragons(R) play. The battle maps feature fantastic terrain designed to create large, fluid encounters, key scenes, and exciting game sessions. Rather than simple dungeon encounters, these maps generate the epic struggles that campaign memories are made of.
Three of the maps also make ideal battlegrounds for "D&D Miniatures" "Game" play. Build your warband and fight for control of the King's Road, the Keep of Fallen Kings, or the dreaded Dungeon of Blood. A 16-page encounter booklet includes both roleplaying game encounters and skirmish game options for use with the four battle maps.
Plunder the Keep of Fallen Kings
"The King's Road cuts across fields where great battles once raged-fields littered with bones, shattered weapons, the wreckage of mighty siege engines. Follow the road to the sundered gates of the Keep of Fallen Kings, a great ruin wherein lies the fabled Earthcrown. But be warned! The keep has attracted its share of monsters and treasure hunters over the years, and rumors of a fiendish dungeon beneath the keep have lured many adventurers to their doom.
"
"Fantastic Locations: Fields of Ruin" contains two beautifully illustrated, double-sided battle maps scaled for Dungeons & Dragons(R) play. The battle maps feature fantastic terrain designed to create large, fluid encounters, key scenes, and exciting game sessions. Rather than simple dungeon encounters, these maps generate the epic struggles that campaign memories are made of.
Three of the maps also make ideal battlegrounds for "D&D Miniatures" "Game" play. Build your warband and fight for control of the King's Road, the Keep of Fallen Kings, or the dreaded Dungeon of Blood. A 16-page encounter booklet includes both roleplaying game encounters and skirmish game options for use with the four battle maps.
For use with these Dungeons & Dragons(R) products
"Player's Handbook(TM) Dungeon Master's Guide(TM) Monster Manual(TM)
Dungeons & Dragons Miniatures Game
"
Crafts & HobbiesGames & ActivitiesRole Playing & Fantasy
RELEASED2006
PUBLISHERWizards of the Coast
LENGTH16
LANGUAGEEN
Richard Pett is among the most notoriously twisted minds in the field of RPG design. His "Styes" adventures in Dungeon #121 & #138 remain two of the most highly rated of the 3.5 era. He continued his macabre and sinister adventure writing in the Pathfinder Chronicles campaign setting with the gruesome Skinsaw Murders and the Lovecraftian Carrion Hill. He is the author of an unpublished novel entitled Empire for which he currently seeks an agent. Pett lives in England where he constantly works to get Nicolas Logue deported.
Fantastic Locations Fields of Ruin
by Richard Pett
Conquer Ancient Battlefields to
Plunder the Keep of Fallen Kings
"The King's Road cuts across fields where great battles once raged-fields littered with bones, shattered weapons, the wreckage of mighty siege engines. Follow the road to the sundered gates of the Keep of Fallen Kings, a great ruin wherein lies the fabled Earthcrown. But be warned! The keep has attracted its share of monsters and treasure hunters over the years, and rumors of a fiendish dungeon beneath the keep have lured many adventurers to their doom.
"
"Fantastic Locations: Fields of Ruin" contains two beautifully illustrated, double-sided battle maps scaled for Dungeons & Dragons(R) play. The battle maps feature fantastic terrain designed to create large, fluid encounters, key scenes, and exciting game sessions. Rather than simple dungeon encounters, these maps generate the epic struggles that campaign memories are made of.
Three of the maps also make ideal battlegrounds for "D&D Miniatures" "Game" play. Build your warband and fight for control of the King's Road, the Keep of Fallen Kings, or the dreaded Dungeon of Blood. A 16-page encounter booklet includes both roleplaying game encounters and skirmish game options for use with the four battle maps.
Plunder the Keep of Fallen Kings
"The King's Road cuts across fields where great battles once raged-fields littered with bones, shattered weapons, the wreckage of mighty siege engines. Follow the road to the sundered gates of the Keep of Fallen Kings, a great ruin wherein lies the fabled Earthcrown. But be warned! The keep has attracted its share of monsters and treasure hunters over the years, and rumors of a fiendish dungeon beneath the keep have lured many adventurers to their doom.
"
"Fantastic Locations: Fields of Ruin" contains two beautifully illustrated, double-sided battle maps scaled for Dungeons & Dragons(R) play. The battle maps feature fantastic terrain designed to create large, fluid encounters, key scenes, and exciting game sessions. Rather than simple dungeon encounters, these maps generate the epic struggles that campaign memories are made of.
Three of the maps also make ideal battlegrounds for "D&D Miniatures" "Game" play. Build your warband and fight for control of the King's Road, the Keep of Fallen Kings, or the dreaded Dungeon of Blood. A 16-page encounter booklet includes both roleplaying game encounters and skirmish game options for use with the four battle maps.
For use with these Dungeons & Dragons(R) products
"Player's Handbook(TM) Dungeon Master's Guide(TM) Monster Manual(TM)
Dungeons & Dragons Miniatures Game
"
Crafts & HobbiesGames & ActivitiesRole Playing & Fantasy
RELEASED2006
PUBLISHERWizards of the Coast
LENGTH16
LANGUAGEEN
Richard Pett is among the most notoriously twisted minds in the field of RPG design. His "Styes" adventures in Dungeon #121 & #138 remain two of the most highly rated of the 3.5 era. He continued his macabre and sinister adventure writing in the Pathfinder Chronicles campaign setting with the gruesome Skinsaw Murders and the Lovecraftian Carrion Hill. He is the author of an unpublished novel entitled Empire for which he currently seeks an agent. Pett lives in England where he constantly works to get Nicolas Logue deported.
