Take Rangers Of Shadow Deep Into The Temple Of Madness
April 2, 2019 by brennon
Joseph A. McCullough has now released the newest supplement for Rangers Of Shadow Deep. The Temple Of Madness adds a new set of quests into the mix for your solo adventures, building on your grizzled crew that has most likely already battled through the Main Book and Blood Moon.
For weeks the soldiers of Alladore have lost nearly every battle and skirmish they have fought, and it is clear that some dark sorcery is at work. With the fate of the kingdom at stake, the Rangers are sent into the Shadow Deep to try and locate the source of this magic and end the threat. To accomplish this task, however, they must face the horrors of the Temple of Madness…
You will find four new scenario missions designed for Rangers who are going from Level five through to fifteen. As well as that the book will contain rules for magic, expanding on the range of spells available to your band of heroes. You'll also find new magical equipment for your heroes to wield and a few new companions too.
I'm really excited to see just what McCullough has done with Temple Of Madness and what stories can be told, expanding on this dark and shadowy world. There is a great group you can join HERE on Facebook where the community is sharing all sorts of awesome things to do with the game.
Will you be snapping this up?
"I'm really excited to see just what McCullough has done with Temple Of Madness..."
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Bought the pod hardback and had great fun with two ranger party.
Still not had chance for four player as it’s emergency backup for RPG night when I run out of inspiration for current game (but we’re having loads of fun with that and I’m about three weeks ahead on plot with ideas expanding it daily… good when inspired)…
I am tempted by the expansion, but by time I add postage the softback gonna cost about £18-19
Edit… I bought it…
It’s great to see a steady stream of stuff for the game. My only real complaint is the amount of materials needed to play even with that this has easily eclipsed Walking Dead as my fav solo Miniatures game.
I have a ton of board game and other miniature games that I simply proxy. For my first game I used card board boxes and trinkets around the house as terrain. While it is nice to have an immersive table it is not necessary to have fun.
They’re not needed you’re right and the book even suggests proxying stuff for the game but as a miniature player 100 Miniatures for the first book is a bit much and that doesn’t include rangers or companions. When you add that some of the monsters don’t have easy Miniatures to find in any line it adds to it. People need to be aware that if you buy the rules thinking you will easily be able to have the RIGHT Miniatures for all the characters and monsters that’s simply not the case or the need for terrain in the game. I… Read more »
True, but you do not need everything all at once. You need your starting 4 and whatever you need for a particular scenario. I was able to use D&D minatures and dungeon Saga figures for first few scenario’s. If you get into Frostgrave, you can reuse the monsters in RoSD.
Which monsters do you feel are hard to find?
Still have not played Blood Moon. This will have to wait a bit. Too bad there is more information locked behind Facebook. Too bad it is not on BGG. I will have to miss out on that material.
As a fellow non-face-booker, I have to agree. The content isn’t locked into facebook, maybe we can get some sporting chap to simply move it to BGG? I will never understand…
More gold/demon hunting.
I’ll pick this up. More D&D style painting cannot be wrong!