Towers Two

by Dave Brockie, Jobe Bittman (Creator), Jeremy Duncan (Artist)

The Ultimate in Sleaze & Sorcery! Dave Brockie (GWAR, Whargoul) and Jobe Bittman (The Monster Alphabet, The One Who Watches from Below) bring you a sordid adventure in a countryside ravaged by unending war! Featuring the Eloi! The Suck-Thing! The Loi-Goi! Spooks! Osuka the Talkative! The Sea Slut! Pig-Men! Truly unmentionable magic! The two brothers in their Towers Two! Lavishly illustrated by Jeremy Duncan and Dave Brockie himself, this tome also contains an appendix with the last unabridged, unedited draft submitted by Brockie before his death. Towers Two is an adventure for use with Lamentations of the Flame Princess Weird Fantasy Role-Playing and other traditional role-playing games.

Genres: Role Playing Games, Fantasy, Gaming

112 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 2016

Reviews

[Shane · Rating 3 out of 5]

I think this may be way over the top, even for Lamentations books, but that's okay, I had a good idea what it was going to be like. It was originally written by the, now deceased, singer of Gwar and finished by another author. It did surprise me once in a while, so that was nice. Some of it was just childish and not very interesting, but overall it wasn't too bad. I mean you'd have to have special kind of players to enjoy this kind of thing, but it definitely seems playable and really you could take out the most "offensive"/silly stuff and use the setup for a fairly normal adventure with a cool plot. It does seem extremely deadly, but I haven't actually read the Lamentations rules, so maybe it's not too bad.

[Justin Beeh · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is an interesting adventure that is intended to make the players and referee/gm/dm uncomfortable and I feel like question why they are reading or playing it. On more than one occasion I asked myself that very question.

The writing is well done and easy to follow. Some formatting on room description could of been improved. Moving from one area to another was a little difficult to discern.

All said and done I will probably never run this adventire, was still fun going through it to see what it is like.

[Greatkithain · Rating 5 out of 5]

Una de las aventuras más divertidas y más brutas de Lamentations. Las ilustraciones van muy en la línea del desfase. Como curiosidad viene la aventura original así como la definitiva.