AD&D 2E: Evil Tide released on store

[celestian]

This is one of Bruce Cordell's adventures meant for around level 5-7.



YOU SHOULD BE AFRAID OF THE WATER... When the sun sinks low, the sea devils rise dripping from the dark waves. They swarm like sharks, lethal and unstoppable. Death glints like a promise in their rabid eyes, and the blood of their prey paints their claws and teeth scarlet. Night after night they come, slaying all who stand in their way. Their sudden raids have devastated the island, bringing fishing and commerce to a halt as the people cower in their homes, dreading the next sunset. Desperate, the Potentate of Angleburg has sent for help from daring adventurers willing to face the devil men of the deep. But more secrets lurk beneath the waves: this is no passing attack but part of a more sinister, secret design by the most dangerous and capable race to inhabit the dark seas.


https://www.fantasygrounds.com/store/product.php?id=WOTC2ETSR9542

[JohnD]

Nice work on the maps.

This is a module I had not picked up "back in the day", so it will be some interesting reading.

[hawkwind]

Nice work on the maps.

This is a module I had not picked up "back in the day", so it will be some interesting reading.

Nice work indeed, I had to check the PDF as the maps are in colour and didn't look like they had been done in Dungeoncraft. They look a bit like dungeon maps made in Incarnate-walls done the same way but no they are the maps in the original module. I like the water effect layer applied , I will be stealing that for my current conversion job

[celestian]

Nice work indeed, I had to check the PDF as the maps are in colour and didn't look like they had been done in Dungeoncraft. They look a bit like dungeon maps made in Incarnate-walls done the same way but no they are the maps in the original module. I like the water effect layer applied , I will be stealing that for my current conversion job

To be fair, those are the original maps that came with the product. I cleaned them up a bit. I added some animation and color effects from FGU to give them a bit more ambiance. I also used the FGU layering and permission settings so the DM sees the DM version and the players see the player version... all on the same map.