3 New Shadowdark Supplements that Deserve Your Attention 

It's a great module, mate!

Yes!!

Sounds awesome!! You should check out Neverland! Even though it's for 5e, the ideas are awesome, and it totally leans into the fey side of things!

If you want some evil fey creatures, please check out volume 3 as well!

Most definitely! ^

@@ShinyMissingno97 for sure. I’ll probably buy all of them at some point. They all look great.

Totally screen shotting the Peter Pan stuff!

I realized my mistake after I finished the video. :D It makes sense!

My pleasure!

I agree - damage should be high enough to kill regular humanoid NPC stat blocks in a hit, if even a medium amount of damage is rolled.

hahaha it sounds like great minds think alike!

Chris actually clarified the Dragon Turtle entry in another comment. I think the quality is quite high - this one is definitely worth getting!

Hey there! Thanks for the kind words. The sharkfolk's poison ability is only for their blowfish attack (if it wasn't clear, the sharkfolk use fish as weapons). The description on the Sea Monsters page explains the dragon turtle: if the players want to fight the dragon turtle in a cinematic naval battle, I provided a stat block that presents the dragon turtle as if it were a boat, same as the kraken. The footnote on that page also explains where you can find those monsters' stat blocks if you want to fight them in traditional combat. I totally understand and appreciate not wanting the Hell issue. To pull back the curtain, commenters have consistently told me that #5 (Hell) and #3 (Fey) don't interest them, and those are the least popular issues as a result. I'm also rarely interested in RPG Hell settings, so for that issue I set to create my own that appealed more to me. Even if you don't run the adventure all the way through (and #5 is more of modern, narrative adventure path than a typical OSR setting), I think there's plenty of cool content in that issue to use for your own adventures!

@@ShinyMissingno97 Nice. Thanks for this! Like I said in my opening post, I think your zine is great. My group treats it with the same esteem as Kelsey's Cursed Scroll zine. Even if the Hell topic wasn't my cuppa tea, I'm glad you're making stuff for all tastes. I'd be curious to see your take on sci-fantasy, a la Expedition to the Barrier Peaks, for Shadowdark.

@@spaceranger7683 That's an awesome idea! The success of the Borderlands zine proved that people really like the classics. I just need to find a good way to make Barrier Peaks (which I've actually never played or read) into something new and fresh.

I actually haven't gotten around to Pirate Borg yet - it's on my list for sure!

You could also consider Limitron's guide to naval combat for 5e which is by the same author. The pdf is free I think.

But get pirate Borg. It rocks!

I'll have to check that out as well! I haven't seen that!

@@RedMageGM There's also a supplement written for ICRPG called World of Aurora, really well done, worth a look!

Me too!!

Thank you! Cheers!

You're on the video fast!! :)

Agreed!

You should check out When Sea is Calling, by Atelier Clandestine - I did a review of it on this channel and it has navel combat rules and general advice for naval settings, island generation, etc.

@@RedMageGM thank you! i'll check it =D

haha yess