First adventure… finally done!

Ah, I just finished (and uploaded) the very first Mor Aldenn adventure! It’s a nice feeling to finally be able to say that 🙂 It could have been published two months back, if my computer hadn’t crashed .

Oh well, it’s out there now!

As always, comments are welcome! Perhaps you have an idea of how I can make this adventure even better!

Oh yeah, and I plan on making a free pdf with all the creatures from the adventure, but until that happens, you are just gonna have to use the Bestiary.

You can find the adventure here; http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=79157

New cover look

I’ve begun dabbling with the new look for my products. I wanna find a cool and simple look that makes my Mor Aldenn books stand out. Here’s an example of how the cover foran upcoming adventure could look.

I kinda like this look, it gives me the chance of showing the full cover illustrations.

I could add the author’s name, to the bottom, but maybe I dont need it. Simpler is better and this way, I get to show you all of my cover image.

 

What do you think? Which is your favorite cover of all times?

Logo!

Rene Walk, my Barrowdelve cartographer, has been working on a Mor Aldenn logo for a few weeks now, and finally delivered it the other day!

Yeah, I think it’s a great logo with a lot of the Mor Aldenn flavor that I like! He used part of the map in the background, a nice touch, and then there’s the magic flavor!

Comments are very welcome!

The Barrowdelve Map Pack!

Headless Hydra Games is proud to present yet another Mor Aldenn product, this time concerned with the ancient Barrowdelve!

We bring to you, a small map pack containing 4 full colour maps detailing the 4 uppermost levels of the Barrowdelve, and 4 greyscale maps of the very same levels. All maps were done by the newcomer, Rene Walk, whose work is splendid!

http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=65111

Just remember, this is just a map pack, not a complete walkthrough of the Barrowdelve! That will come later!

Barrowdelve teaser!

My secret (and yet unknown) cartographer delivered the map today, after having worked on it for three days. Yes, I said three days. He is not only amazing, but also fast and efficient.

When I saw the map, I have to tell you, I laughed. A laughter of joy and amazement. It must be the best map I have seen to date, and I have seen many great maps. Well, since I attached a teaser to this post, you can judge for yourself, of course, you dont have the entire dungeon to judge from, but still it gives you an idea of the quality.

I delivered the remaining three levels of the Barrowdelve to my mystery cartographer, and these will be even more beautiful than the first level.

Soon…

Mor Aldenn Fiction…coming soon!

Sean Holland recently turned in the first chapter of the new Mor Aldenn Chronicle called Wizard’s Path! Gary Dupuis is currently working on the first full-page illustration, which depicts… well, you’ll see!

I’m pretty excited about it and can’t wait to show you why! Just a few more hours of waiting time!

Red borders

Here’s the example that I talked about earlier, and the more I look at it, the more I like it. But then again, I think I’ve said that before..

You can see a slightly larger version here; http://s24.photobucket.com/albums/c11/brekkil/?action=view&current=page_layout_red_borders.jpg

Cover preview!

I just love to show you guys something new whenever I get it, and this time we are talking about a small preview of the first adventure cover to “a trail of poison”.

Dont be shy, let me know what you think!

Another idea…

I got this idea a few days ago, to make a Mor Aldenn Notebook. Its not going to be a proper Campaign Planner/Journal, just a small book that will contain all your (the GMs) notes about the city and campaign…

The layout will be all Mor Aldenn, and there will, quite possible be a small appendix in the back, with a few important notes for the GM, things that he must know!

Actually, before I got the idea, I saw the image of the cover, and I’ve started on the design (though its nowhere near finished). Whats missing is a third illustration, this one from the “Trail of Poison” adventure, a greyscale image of an ancient oak and a dying unicorn.

Cover version III… on request!