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For the holiday season, our house artist Joni Kesti provided us with a map of any castle you need it to be. System agnostic and super I’ve trouble putting to words how big a support he is for me, and how much he’s done for this little project of ours. The City of Ironwall was one of the main campaign locations for the second season of our ongoing DCC campaign. It is a large, sprawling place, with adventure hooks and mysterious dangers galore. I finally managed to complete the article describing its districts, and here it So, from all of us to all of you, have a good season of mirth and darkness! Should a player select this one for use the Judge will now need to at least make an attempt to keep track of where enemies died. This can be tricky to recall at times but is only a minor piece of paperwork to keep up with unless you’re running mas*ive battles. Secondly, if your players are even vaguely creative then at least one of them will just start carrying corpses around with them to just as bombs. This is typically fine, there is little more distressing to a new town your adventurers might visit than them literally walking in Last of all the spell does not mention a size restriction on corpses, this was left vague intentionally as detailing out a size chart and pending the creatures size. This should be enough to stop the wizard from attempting to use rat corpses as hand grenades and but may encourage them to drag that mammoth they slew around for a little bit. Now, I suspect that this may be a little controversial, especially for Judges who like their DCC clean-cut, with none of this newfangled race-template silliness. Nevertheless, I’ve always liked the idea of half-breed characters, and wanted to include them at my table, so I The article below contains two separate systems: rules of introducing some more traditional half-breed types into DCC as race-templates, and a system for having mongrelbred gongfa*mers, saddled with strange and unseemly genes, as part of your 0-level groups. Pick and choose, mix