von BK-Thorsten | 03.02.2019 | eingestellt unter: Fantasy

Lucid Eye: Caverns of the Frog King

Lucid Eye veröffentlichen ein erstes Regelset in welchem die Miniaturen der Toon Realms-Reihe zum Einsatz kommen.

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Caverns of The Frog King – The Complete Adventure – 60,00 GBP

Contains The Adventure Module Book & The Six Adventurers featured within the module: Rookie, Posie, Boppet, Rankle, Sterling & Debra. (28mm white metal scale miniatures with display bases provided). This deal also includes the exclusive ‚Frog Prince‘ mini sculpted by Trish Carden. Also contains the 4 Boss miniatures featured within the module, and all 20 monster types features within the module. All 28mm scale white metal miniatures, provided with 30mm display bases, sculpted by Steve Saleh.

Caverns Of The Frog King is the first in a series of game modules designed to provide
entertaining scenarios for the various ranges manufactured by Lucid Eye Publications. The module is a 16 paged booklet with a black & white interior for that ‚Old School‘ touch. The module book contains everything you will need to be equipped with to run the adventure!

Caverns of the Frog King is system agnostic, meaning that rules are implied and
suggested throughout but no attempt has been made to provide a rules framework.
These, therefore are ‘rulings’ suggestions, rather than hard and fast rules per se. We
call this method ‘Add Your Engine’, (or AYE for short). This has been done so that
Games Masters (GMs), may run the module using any rpg (role playing game),
system, choosing their favourite or most appropriate. It is a simple matter to
accomplish this, so simple for a fairly experienced GM, in fact, that it is entirely
possible to run this module ‘on the fly’. Anyone familiar with rpgs in general, for
instance, will know that player characters, (PCs), will take a die worth of ‘damage’
from falling 10 feet, or that skeletons ‘take half damage’ from edged weapons. Along
the way, GMs will note that efforts have been made in order to facilitate the smooth
running of the scenario via these suggestions.

The Realms is a place of many myths and legends, not least of which is the Legend of
the Caverns of the Frog King. Here is this very tale!
It is said that, many years ago, (exactly how long is lost in the mists of time), the King
of the Frogs came upon the Dragonfly Queen perched within her Nest upon her Great
Nest Throne. The King of the Frogs was an immense beast, even bigger than the
Dragonfly Queen and he was hungry. He was always hungry. The Frog King thought
that the Dragonfly Queen would make a tasty meal and he decided to eat her. He tried
in vain to coax the Dragonfly Queen from out of her safe home, first with words, then
by pleading, then by threats. None of this worked because the Dragonfly Queen was
quite smart. Almost beside himself, the Frog King tried then to use his long tongue to
coax her from her lair, but, try as he might, he wasn’t able to reach. The Frog King
was not only hungry, he was also very stubborn and not a little dumb. He decided to
wait outside of the Nest until the Dragonfly Queen appeared. He waited…and
waited…and waited. He waited so long that he turned to stone! Many years past and
both the Frog King and the Nest of the Dragonfly Queen were buried under the earth.

The body of the Frog King, after a very long time, melted into the surrounding rock
and earth leaving only a series of caverns shaped exactly like the Frog King himself.
The Dragonfly Nest remains. In time, this place became a special place for the tribes
of Frog Men who began to populate the caverns, who, in turn, dug a little deeper in
order to find the Dragonfly Nest. They discovered one or two other places first, but
they eventually found the Nest, and now live off the Dragonfly Guard Ticks and eggs
that the Dragonfly Queen lays.

Neben dem Komplettset existiert ein kleineres Set bestehend aus den Helden und dem Buch. Das Buch und die Miniaturen sind auch einzeln zu erwerben. Bei einigen davon handelt es sich um alte Bekannte aus den Toon Realms bei denen auf dem Produktbild lediglich der Hintergrund passend ausgetauscht wurde.

Quelle: Lucid Eye Publications

 

BK-Thorsten

Brückenkopf-Online Redakteur und Tabletop Insider stv. Chefredakteur. Spielt Infinity, SAGA, Freebooter's Fate, Kings of War, Warhammer 40k, Warzone Resurrection, Dropzone Commander, Deadzone, Dreadball, X-Wing, Konflikt '47, Bolt Action, Dead Man's Hand, Dracula's America, Beyond the Gates of Antares, Dropfleet Commander, Frostgrave, Collision, Bushido, Shadespire, Aristeia! und Warpath.

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Kommentare

  • Glaube, „Regelset“ trifft nicht ganz zu, es ist eher ein system-agnostisches Abenteuer, das man mit einem (old school) Rollenspiel seiner Wahl und den Minis spielen kann.

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