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Halloween
2021
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This is the special Halloween issue of Elder Tunnels, featuring more spooky
RPG goodness. We have space horror as well as a graveyard romp. And how
can you say no to a Monsters! Monsters! scenario called "Castle Van
Hexxen"?
Everything you need for your tabletop this Halloween and beyond. That
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Halloween
2020
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This is the special Halloween issue of Elder Tunnels, featuring spooky
RPG goodness, including:
- Introduction by C.L. Evans
- Monsters! Monsters! GM Adventure: "Wolf Blood Death Moon," by
Scott Malthouse
- Stay
Alive! Adventure: "The Bloody Inn" by Jerry Teleha
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Halloween
2019
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Welcome back to the tunnels! New cracks have spread from those old
familiar Tunnels with Tr-- um, Monsters, in them, burrowing right through the
Crawlspace if you can Stay Alive long enough. And QAGS.The Halloween
issues have always been the best part of Elder Tunnels. Even the
in-between issues have a little bit of pumpkin spice in them, but the
Halloween ones are special. It even says so on the cover! Here's a few
more dark tunnels from a variety of game systems for you and some
friends to explore.
- Introduction by Christina Lea
- Crawlspace Adventure: The Clowns in the Woods
by Tom K. Loney
- QUAGS
Adventure: Dead and
Breakfast by Ian Engle
- Stay
Alive! Adventure: Voodoo
Dusk by Jerry Teleha
- Monsters! Monsters! GM
Adventure: The Horror on
Bleakmoor, by Scott Malthouse
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Halloween
2012
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This is the special Halloween issue of Elder Tunnels,
featuring spooky goodness, including:
- Introduction by Andre
Kruppa
- Creature Feature: The
Woe Hound by
Jerry Teleha
- Creature Feature: The
Bone Lord by Tom
K. Loney
- Junior's
Return, a GM adventure by David Moskowitz
- The
Curse of the Three-Eyed Stone, a solo adventure by David
R. Crowell
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Spring
2012
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This issue's theme is the
world beyond Medieval
Europe. We've got stuff from the Incan Empire, Arabian Nights,
Japanese folklore, and all sorts of other exotic excellence. Like, for
instance:
- Going
Swords & Sandals,
an article by Tom K. Loney on making your swordsmen show their legs
- Into
the Wyrd, a Peakvale update for GM's, providing a
ready excuse to send your players abroad, by
Scott Malthouse
- Dangers
of Bakemono Forest, an oriental-style solo by Brian Penn
- The
Story's the Thing, an op-ed article by Michael Eidson
- The
Inca Empire, an article by Trevor Hudgins
- Days
and Nights in Baru-Kesh, an Arabian Nights-inspired GM
adventure by Jerry Teleha
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 Halloween
2011
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This abominably capacious
Halloween issue of Elder Tunnels
is hideously bulging with unholy treasures,
including more spooky art than you can shake a scythe at, and the
following:
- Bats in
the Belfry,
a solo adventure by David R. Crowell
- Cabin
in the Woods IV: The Stabbening, a GM adventure by
Scott Malthouse
- Wallas's
Tree, flash fiction and a monster by Katje Romanov
- The
Persistent Drifter, a BEAN! solo by Jeff Freels
- Dead
on the Run, a GM adventure by Mike Larsen
- The
Wendigo, a monster by Tom K. Loney
- Unhallowed
Ground, a short story by Neil Riebe
- Woodsman,
Don't Spare that Tree, a GM adventure by Ken St.
Andre
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 Summer
2011
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So,
here I am at the lake, enjoying idyllic mornings swimming, afternoons
traipsing about the wilderness, evenings grilling up dinner for the
family, and I'm thinking, wow, that's pretty much what's happening in
this issue of Elder Tunnels.
Y'know, all you'd need to do is put
a few giant otters and tentacle-headed aquatic humanoids in the water,
animate those burgers, scatter a handful of sentient reptiles and
crazed human-sacrificing ancestor worshippers in the woods, and it
would be exactly the same. Exactly! Really, I don't know why we
bothered with this issue. Just go on vacation.
This larger-than-ever issue of Elder Tunnels contains two GM adventures
and one solo.
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 Winter-Spring
2011
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On
the bridge, the ship’s crew gets ready to use the teleport gate. The
mage is chanting on the navigation platform, casting a spell as the
ship approaches the gate. The ship begins to drift through as the mage
finishes the spell. Poof! The crew find themselves in another solar
system. And out the window they see a dragon flying toward them...
This
special issue of Elder Tunnels contains two GM adventures, one solo,
and one, uh, booty table, designed to give readers the opportunity to
explore the science fantasy genre. From
gene harvesting to time travel, from invoked AIs to sorcerous
inventions, this issue of Elder Tunnels brings to you a rollicking good
mix of tech and Troll.
By the way, if you came here looking for porn, click
here.
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 Halloween
2010
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Within these pages lurk horrifying adventures by a
group of ghoulish writers.
‘The
Ephemera Furnace’ by the sinister Christina Lea will chill
you with a tale of mysterious bargains, disembodied
limbs and groaning abominations.
The murderous Mike Larsen will thrust you through
hellish portals into the horrifying abyss of his dark mind in ‘Resurrection Missions.’
‘The
Farmer’s Daughter,’ a solo adventure by the twisted David
Crowell will give you nightmares of scarecrows, cattle mutilations, and
things that go bump in the night.
Finally, in ‘Trouble
among the Tumbled Stones,’ the foul Tom K. Loney will take
you on a terrible journey to a place where travellers have been
vanishing mysteriously. Could this be the work of bandits, or is
something more disturbing afoot on the road to Grimehaven?
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 Winter-Spring
2010
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This illustrated collection features two
full-length GM adventures by Stephen Butka and Tom K. Loney, along with
an introduction by Ken St. Andre.
- The Sorcerer's Chimney: a satirical romp
through realms that may be uncomfortably familiar.
- The Wuthering Depths: Monsters, dark elves,
deep caves, and just a touch of gothic romance. Who could ask for more?
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