Hello Guys and Gals, I was wondering if there was an existing set of monsters sort of like the Trollocs from Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time Books? Or are there any creatures with random mutations as part of their standard write up. What I was thinking of is sort of like a humanoid monster that could ...

Here is a copy of the grided Western Lands Map no hexs yet.

Yeah, I can see where the confusion came from. I'm the kind of guy that likes to do a grid and get measured distances. I created a grid version of the map based on the legend given on the original map. Here is the comparison between the grid and the hex map, just for fun. http://i170.photobucket.com...

The map that I created is based off of this colorized Morganfort map which a buddy of mine, Joshua W. from Roll20.net created. Ultimately it was based off of the map found in the Morganfort adventure http://basicfantasy.org/download.cgi/BF1-Morgansfort-r26.pdf http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u248...

Hello My fellow BFRPG friends, I have created a little map for an upcoming mini-source book I'm thinking about working on. However, before I get started I wanted to get the community's feedback on the map. For me, most campaigns start with a map, and I fill in the detail work from that. So, please l...

So, I'm getting the feeling, that in order to capture the BECMI feel, I should be looking at Dark Dungeons instead. With me converting all the material over to that system instead. Is that more accurate?

Yeah, I'm trying to recapture the feel of the old Rules Cyclopedia (BECMI) edition and would like play until 36th level or so. I get that BF is more a clone of 1st ED AD&D but I'm just strange I guess.

OK, so, sorry if this has been covered someplace else but I couldn't find it. Basic Fantasy goes up to level 20 but I'm wondering if there might be some supplement that extends the character progress beyond that. After checking the downloads and running over the topics in the General Discussion boar...

Hey Teluria, I'm the new guy that you invited to the game. Thanks for the invite and I appreciate it buddy. I've been looking for a good game on Roll20 and I think I've found it. Looking forward to talking and playing with your crew. Oh and I posted some stuff on Roll20 that you may want to look at ...

I'm in Kentucky for the record.