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Bee-Ware!
WHEN THE BUZZING STARTS... THE HORROR BEGINS!
The quiet village of Ambersham produces prize-winning mead... and hides a deadly secret. For the people of Ambersham are shape-changing monstrosities under the influence of a hideous “queen”, corrupted by a power that is not hers by right, a power stolen from a transcendent entity that even now plots its escape.
BEE-WARE! is an adventure for Lamentations of The Flame Princess Weird Fantasy Roleplaying and other traditional role-playing games. The adventure is packed full of very deadly monsters, and as such is best suited for careful and clever players; those who desire direct combat will need lots of characters, high-level characters, or both.
BEE-WARE! is written by Kelvin Green, who wrote Forgive Us, Fish Fuckers, More Than Meets The Eye, Midvinter, Green Messiah, Terror In The Streets, and Strict Time Records Must Be Kept.
Kelvin regrets nothing.
The quiet village of Ambersham produces prize-winning mead... and hides a deadly secret. For the people of Ambersham are shape-changing monstrosities under the influence of a hideous “queen”, corrupted by a power that is not hers by right, a power stolen from a transcendent entity that even now plots its escape.
BEE-WARE! is an adventure for Lamentations of The Flame Princess Weird Fantasy Roleplaying and other traditional role-playing games. The adventure is packed full of very deadly monsters, and as such is best suited for careful and clever players; those who desire direct combat will need lots of characters, high-level characters, or both.
BEE-WARE! is written by Kelvin Green, who wrote Forgive Us, Fish Fuckers, More Than Meets The Eye, Midvinter, Green Messiah, Terror In The Streets, and Strict Time Records Must Be Kept.
Kelvin regrets nothing.
48 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 2023
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April 5, 2023
I like Kelvin Green’s writing style, his puns, and the clear and easy-to-use way his adventures are composed. All these components were in this adventure too, but the adventure was a bit short or should I say lacking in material.
Also, the main adventure site was a bit too weird (I know, a bit silly complaint to make for an adventure made for “weird fantasy rpg”, but I made it anyways.)
Also, the main adventure site was a bit too weird (I know, a bit silly complaint to make for an adventure made for “weird fantasy rpg”, but I made it anyways.)
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