Gormand's Larder
A downloadable RPG adventure
An experimental system agnostic adventure crafted almost entirely with illustrations.
A cursed ogre lives in an ancient forest and is cooking occult dishes to try to break his own curse, Sadly, the nearby village is on the menu. The 36 pages adventure feature 9 wilderness locations and a small 6 rooms dungeon.
Content warning for: horror, meat and implied animal cruelty.
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This is GORGEOUS. I don't even have a group to play it with right now but it's going to the top of my "TBP" adventure stack
Holy guacamole what a beautiful adventure. I love love love how almost nothing is written but everything implied within the illustrations.
This is going to get the deluxe treatment: Printed & bound. <3
What a georgous work Evlyn!
this is one of the coolest zines money can buy
art-zine meets system agnostic setting
haunting, clever, beautiful, perfect for gaming
The concept of an OSR-style crawl with hardly any text but with a lot of visual creativity is super-cool. I am looking forward to exploring the sites with my players!
You've made such a creative and fresh approach to the OSR style dungeon. The illustrations are fun too.
Thanks, I wish I could have drawn more rooms but it is a lot of work hehe. :)
This is a super cool adventure.
Thanks, I am glad that you like it. :)
Such a brilliant work! I'll try to bring it to my table! Congrats!
Let me know if you do. I am curious to see how people will use it. :)
Hi, this looks wonderful, would it be possible for you to make a pages version as well as spreads? I usually print my zines and it's hard to do in spreads format.
Added :)
Thank you so much!