This was pretty cute – a play-through of Tomb of Horrors using a ‘party’ of 30 kobolds.

12 thoughts on “This was pretty cute – a play-through of Tomb of Horrors using a ‘party’ of 30 kobolds.”

1. What’s interesting to me is that they are using full stated monsters from 5e.

   But this is no more difficult to run than 3d6-down-the-line 1st level B/X D&D fighters/thieves/wizards (or whatever your clone of choice).

2. What’s interesting to me is that they are using full stated monsters from 5e.

   But this is no more difficult to run than 3d6-down-the-line 1st level B/X D&D fighters/thieves/wizards (or whatever your clone of choice).

3. Oooohhh I want to do that!

4. Oooohhh I want to do that!

5. Warren Denning That’s a good point. In B/X, choosing equipment is at least half the chargen time. With a randomizer, perhaps PCs are no worse than kobolds!

   character.totalpartykill.ca – A Random Fighter for Basic D&D D&D

6. Warren Denning That’s a good point. In B/X, choosing equipment is at least half the chargen time. With a randomizer, perhaps PCs are no worse than kobolds!

   character.totalpartykill.ca – A Random Fighter for Basic D&D D&D

7. Fantastic lettering. That’s with pens I presume and not fonts.

8. Fantastic lettering. That’s with pens I presume and not fonts.

9. That’s a pretty cool idea!! Here’s a super simple Kobold Name Generator based on the names above:

   docs.google.com – Kobold Name Generator

10. That’s a pretty cool idea!! Here’s a super simple Kobold Name Generator based on the names above:

    docs.google.com – Kobold Name Generator

11. gshowitt.itch.io – Goblin Quest by gshowitt

12. gshowitt.itch.io – Goblin Quest by gshowitt

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