Showing posts with label Eldritch Entertainment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eldritch Entertainment. Show all posts

Monday, August 20, 2012

Eldritch Entertainment's site Is Now Live





Eldritch Enterprises  is now live! It's alive! The old school folks have set up blogs for all involved, & there's a forum. So stop by leave a comment in on of the blogs & tell'em Needles sent ya! Rigght Here!
Some of their stuff
I'm not going to talk about my experiences with Lich Dungeon but lets say that my 5th level fighter won't be back.. The less said the better. 


Recently I ran Snake riders for a Mutant Future crew & its very cool! There's enough meat here for 3 games & it can easily be used with a D&D style game. There was a bit of wiggle run with Mutant Future 


Forrest of Deceit is a very good location adventure resource & I've used it a couple of times now. It works well with a OD&D or AD&D style horror adventure. Also used the product in a recent Call of Cthulhu adventure
 





"Dark Outpost is a generic science fiction adventure set aboard a spacestation in geosynchronous orbit above a small class-M planet. This massive station, built by robots and crewed by automated machines, is the pride of the galactic fleet, and the hope of those that will colonize the planet below.  But something has gone wrong."

I'm saving this one for my Star Ships & Space men second edition game!

Thursday, November 3, 2011

James Ward Update


From the desk of Tim Kask : Jim's "coronary procedure" became a triple bypass on Tuesday. ICU Wed., maybe home by weekend. Prognosis is guarded, but good.
 I am figuring out ways to try to get him out from under all this debt again.
Eldritch Entertainment Here
Send any and all donations to  Friends of Starship Warden
Donations are tax deductible & go directly to help James 
Up update : 
This just in from Jim's friend: Just a quick update on Jim as of now (Thur evening)...he is still in ICU, but his doctors feel he is doing well . The surgury went well -- he had several large blockages which would almost certainly have caused a heart attack in the near future had they gone unattended. When I saw him earlier today he was still a bit groggy/drugged, but in great spirits and very appreciative of everyones prayers and positive thoughts. Keep it up. At this point, he expects to be in the hospital until Monday or so