Keep on the borderlands art

Hexographer version of the KotB Wilderness Map Abandoning all other projects I delve deeply into gaming history and we find ourselves upon the Borderlands of "the Realm". This map was created with Hexographer, and yes fellow delvers of the deeps you will find the Hexographer Map included hereafter. The map was carefully adapted from the

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B2 Wilderness Map showing the seldom used road to the ruined monastery While reading Timrod's posts on the 1E DMG Sample Dungeon, and re-reading the original material (pg 94-100), I noticed some similarities to B2 that would make it easy to combine the two. Timrod mentioned Gygax's description of the ruined monastery as being near the edge of a fen on a low mound connected by a causeway, and surrounded by "a few clumps of brush and tamarack here a

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There's something about being on the frontier, or at the edge of a known civilization that makes it right for adventure. Finished goods a...

The Borderlands Caves are a complex of natural and creature-“built” caverns and associated dungeons where more “civilized” folk added their own living, working, and worshipi…

The Keep from Keep on the Borderlands.

Erol Otus

Keep on the Borderlands (B2) colored and annotated

7MB file This piece of Erol Otus will always be magical to me. It comes, of course, from the back of B2: The Keep on the Borderlands. ...

I'm very excited about this post! I've been "collaborating" on a little project with a very, very talented artist friend of mine, Scott from DarkFantasyPainting. By collaborating I mean "I point excitedly at one of my favourite Old School D&D Pictures and say can you do something like that?" and then Scott works his magic. The Keep on the Borderlands Long term D&D players will probably recognise Erol Otus's iconic visualisation of the The Keep on the Borderlands from the D&D module of the…

Borderlands 2

Divine chains hold the very doors to hell closed as they have for all the ages of the world. What dear adventurer would you do if you saw them start to break?