Okay, This Is Fun

Paul at Quickly, Quietly, Carefully put together a random pulp adventure name generator.

Here're my results -

• The Clouds Adept
• The Gods of Zamzig
• Chitterer in Shadow
• Crystal of the Lady-Hellion
• The Lurking Dimmet
• In the Acropolis of Zib
• The Three Kings
• The Aries Gulf
• A Fiend Shall be Born
• Vampire in the Pendulum
• The Thunder Mistress
• Dusk Into Middledon
• In the Keep of Nâl
• The Tentacle of Yim-qiz
• Beneath the Cimmerian Reaches
• Cult of the Gloomy Digon
• The Gold of Yimcthu
• The Mandible of Fanâlav
• The Citadel of the Giant
• Magenta Snake
• The Omega Gulf
• Atop the Moonlit Wasteland
• Hoard of Qulgarqizav
• Dragon-Killers of Dozul
• Out of the Cassiopeia-Gulf
• In the Citadel of Aaryim
• Steading of the Crocodile
• The Stranger of the Darkling Cave
• God of Copper
• The Call of Cthuxilqul
• The Imp of Brass
• The Dungeon of Yoza'ygg

This is just crying out to be paired with the PULP-O-MIZER.

Y'know, there're actually a few of those - The Gold of Ymicthu, Hoard of Qulgarqizav, God of Copper - that would make great rumors in my Flashing Blades campaign . . .

Another Historic Map Resource

The other day I wrote about the Carte de Cassini which I use as one of the campaign maps for my Flashing Blades campaign.

Today Paul at Quickly, Quietly, Carefully linked an absolutely amazing resource for any gamers running historical roleplaying games and anyone who feels joy at the sight of a map.

In about a minute I found an incredible map of Piedmont and Monferrato, where the action in our campaign is currently taking place.

Wow. I'm gonna have some serious fun with this.