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The Undercroft #4
Undercroft #4
Issue #4 of the quarterly zine "The Undercroft". Compatible with Lamentations of the Flame Princess and most old-school RPGs.
Inside this issue you'll find:
A haunted 17th century guitar and the people surrounding it
Rules for playing Lamentations of the Flame Princess without classes
A non euclidean monster attracted to sound
Trolls who inhabit your dreams
To see an outstanding example of what you will find inside, please see issue 6, a Pay What You Want edition.
Reviews:
Undercroft #4 is a beautiful gem of a zine that genuinely captures the best freewheeling spirit of the original wave of zines but brings modern art production values and sensibility. Its quirkiness and whimsy marks it as something quite different from its peers and its well worth forking out for the paper version for the genuine old school experience.
-Thee Rapture
Over the course of the four issues of Undercroft that I've read, I went from having no prior opinion on the 'zine, to being wary of introduction's tone, to enjoying the thing thoroughly, to buying issues five and six to round out my collection. I wasn't looking for a 'zine to support, but I found one anyway.
Or did it find me? I shudder at the prospect.
-Jack Shear
Inside this issue you'll find:
A haunted 17th century guitar and the people surrounding it
Rules for playing Lamentations of the Flame Princess without classes
A non euclidean monster attracted to sound
Trolls who inhabit your dreams
To see an outstanding example of what you will find inside, please see issue 6, a Pay What You Want edition.
Reviews:
Undercroft #4 is a beautiful gem of a zine that genuinely captures the best freewheeling spirit of the original wave of zines but brings modern art production values and sensibility. Its quirkiness and whimsy marks it as something quite different from its peers and its well worth forking out for the paper version for the genuine old school experience.
-Thee Rapture
Over the course of the four issues of Undercroft that I've read, I went from having no prior opinion on the 'zine, to being wary of introduction's tone, to enjoying the thing thoroughly, to buying issues five and six to round out my collection. I wasn't looking for a 'zine to support, but I found one anyway.
Or did it find me? I shudder at the prospect.
-Jack Shear
24 pages, Unknown Binding
Published March 2, 2015
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