Maztica Alive!

Occasionally, I look back to old ideas and concepts that I never got around to working on and start to wish I had enough time to get to them all.   I have also sworn to myself I wouldn't beat a campaign into the dirt by producing too much content so I keep m y own personal work at about fifteen supplements per campaign.  I have reached that now for both Maztica and  Anchôromé and I   am quickly approaching it in Lopango. So what I will do here is paste in some of my more developed ideas that I have abandoned with truly no intention of returning.  If you want to use what is here for a personal campaign or even develop it further for commercial use, be my guest.  If you can, just notify me and a shout out in the credits would be kind as well, but it isn't completely necessary.  I just want to know they helped someone.  I will also provide links to whatever you produce here. Please note that each of these ideas is unedited and not always fully thought out.  I will update it as I

On a random search while researching for Maztica, I came across an entire series of comic characters based completely off of Maztica Alive! There are dozens of characters here and plenty of ideas for adding to a Maztica Alive! campaign! It all looks to have been created by an artist known as " HyperboreanTom. " Hyperborean Comics

The following reviews are "Let's Read's" written by VoidDrifter on RPGNet   Unfortunately, he seems to have been banned from the site, leaving only reviews for the campaign guides and Teoatl Magic .  I was hoping he could have continued with some of the others. The review of Teoatl Magic is a few pages into the Maztica Campaign Guide review. [Let's Read] A Complete Guide to Maztica (thus far) [Let's Read] A Complete Guide to Anchorome (thus far) Artwork by Thamara Gomez, "The Corollax"

The folks over at Splinterverse have reviewed a whole bunch of Maztica Alive! books.  Below are links to each one along with a time stamp considering each video reviews multiple books from RPGNow  and DMsGuild . PSC3 Demiplane of Ectoplasm 42:21 MZS4 The Maztican Underdark 1:31:12 LMP3 Mystical Quipus 33:09 LPS2 Flamelords of Kuntur Rapa 24:28

Hatunallpa , the megadungeon I have been working on was already going to be a tough project to complete, but now with Google Drive no longer serving as a host to images, I will have to replace the entire set of images using Imgur.  I'm pretty upset about this, and I will have to shelve Hatunallpa for a time (I promise it will be completed though!). This new development however, still leaves me feeling as if I absolutely need another exciting adventure for Lopango however. So I am coming back to an idea I had a long time ago when I was working on LPS1 Monsters of Lopango , and that is an adventure called the Valley of the Puma. Some of my favorite monsters in LPS1 were the werepuma, the updated leskylor from the 3.5 Edition Book of Exalted Deeds , and the llama-fiend known as the qarqacha.  They are all going to feature heavily in this adventure. I also still want to add new playable races to Lopango and I thought a werepuma-descended longtooth shifter  would be fun.   Maybe I will

Using GMBinder (and Homebrewery for some) can make quite the difference in the appearance of a project.  I get the impression however, that some might be intimidated by the need to know coding. Well, I am no coder or programmer and I have been using GMBinder (somewhat) successfully for years now.  Almost everything I have done has been discovered through trial and error after copying and pasting code.  If you are interested in trying it yourself, I will have a sequence of small lessons here that allow you to skip over many of the mistakes I made. I must repeat however, that I am not skilled in coding.  My trial-and-error training and my potentially bizarre methods mean there are likely far better ways to accomplish what I will demonstrate, and I just don't know them.  It's the best I can do, but I promise I will make it easy. If you are interested, start with the following and then maybe give my first "lesson" on making a cover for your book!  Watch how hooked you get