I'm just about to polish off the layouts for Tales of High Adventure #2!
Earlier this year my colleagues and I put out in print what we hoped would be an on going series of pulp adventure stories called Tales Of High Adventure. The first issue contained reprints of some of our favorite pulp authors from Robert E. Howard and H.P. Lovecraft as well as new authors and comic stories.
Thrilling pulp adventure fantasy returns with Tales of High Adventure, a quarterly book of prose stories and illustrated tales as published in the pulp magazines of the 1930's and 1940's such as Weird Tales, Astounding Stories, Spicy Mystery Stories, Amazing Stories and Startling Stories!
Title page for Edgar Rice Burroughs' At The Earth's Core
Page 1 of the Science Fantasy adventure Homeworld by Paul J. Fini
Midnight Eagle by Mike Moran
The contents of the magazine how it is set now.
And if you haven't seen it yet, the fantastic cover by Clay Lewis!
Role-playing game experience. Fully compatible with the fantasy Role-playing game Swords & Wizardry core rules. New from The Warlocks Home Brew! Give your players this hands on Spell Book for their Spell-casting characters. Compiled from the existing spell descriptions in the classic-style fantasy RPG Swords & Wizardry Core Rules by Matt Finch.
But why stop with wizards? You don’t want your players casting spells of divine intervention to be left out? This book of divine spells are for Cleric or Druid characters. 
Also compiled from the existing spell descriptions in the fantasy RPG Swords & Wizardry Core Rules and Supplemental Lore by Skathros.
With a few modifications both of these books can be used with most old style fantasy RPGs.
Chgowiz of Old Guy RPG Blog has released a Quick Start guide for the Swords & Wizardry fantasy role-playing rules. It’s great for players and Gamemasters just strarting out with fantasy rpgs or players who are more use to the modern style of playing and want to delve into the classic, rules-lite seat of your pants style of playing where the genre took it’s roots. Why do I bring this up? Not only is it a great intro to the fantastic Swords & Wizardy rules, not only does it come with a thrilling starting adventure, but the back cover uses the Mummy Rot image for it’s back cover!
If you’re looking for a great introductory to a great game, check out The Swords & Wizardry Quick Start Guide!
You may have been wondering what all this old-school fantasy art has been about. Well, it’s because IndieOnly is happy to introduce it’s new line of The Warlock’s Home Brew Fantasy Adventure rpg modules with the first release being “The Outpost On The Edge Of The Far Reaches“. The elements of this adventure module have been left open enough to be adaptable with most old-school style fantasy role-playing game rules and worlds and should fit easily into any GM’s sandbox with but a few alterations and modifications.
The adventure module is available as a free download or a print on demand book from The Warlock’s Home Brew storefront at Lulu.com.
What glorious treasures and unspeakable dangers rest within this abandoned Outpost? Only the Bravest (or most foolhardy) may ever know.
So to keep up with the Dungeon Crawlers series, here’s one more to chill your bones.
This is another image used in the “In Search of the Forgotten City” (written by Robert Pinnell) old school adventure module based on the D&d rules written by Eric Holmes.
