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Grimtooth's Traps Fore
Having a bad day? It will get worse!
More horrible than a nightmare, more feared and loathed than the IRS, Grimtooth the Troll has returned with another collection of traps to try men's souls and mangle their bodies. TRAPS FORE contains over 100 civil rights violations never before seen outside certain South American "democracies" or the frozen wastes of Western Siberia. So just as the brave adventurers out there thought they had danced their way through the last of Grimtooth's previous offerings, and started whistling songs of good fortune, the Piper has come to be paid again!
The traps within this book are presented without game mechanics of any kind. The nature, cause and effect of each trap has been described with excrutiating attention to detail so each game master can easily introduce these marvels of mayhem into his or her campaign with the ease of a stilleto sliding between ribs.
For example: Slipshod Operation. Here the delvers discover a strong wooden door with the carefully lettered sign "Authorized Personnel Only" on it. This will not stop the delvers, of course, but all their efforts to open the door wil fail until someone gets exasperated enough to throw his weight against the door in a last ditch attempt to open it. That's when things get interesting...
More horrible than a nightmare, more feared and loathed than the IRS, Grimtooth the Troll has returned with another collection of traps to try men's souls and mangle their bodies. TRAPS FORE contains over 100 civil rights violations never before seen outside certain South American "democracies" or the frozen wastes of Western Siberia. So just as the brave adventurers out there thought they had danced their way through the last of Grimtooth's previous offerings, and started whistling songs of good fortune, the Piper has come to be paid again!
The traps within this book are presented without game mechanics of any kind. The nature, cause and effect of each trap has been described with excrutiating attention to detail so each game master can easily introduce these marvels of mayhem into his or her campaign with the ease of a stilleto sliding between ribs.
For example: Slipshod Operation. Here the delvers discover a strong wooden door with the carefully lettered sign "Authorized Personnel Only" on it. This will not stop the delvers, of course, but all their efforts to open the door wil fail until someone gets exasperated enough to throw his weight against the door in a last ditch attempt to open it. That's when things get interesting...
- GenresRole Playing GamesGaming
73 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 1986
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May 17, 2025
A nice collection of surprises for your adventures. Very well designed “additions” for your adventures. Recommended
June 18, 2020
Great trap book!
Lots of great traps to fool people with. Most of the traps are to punish greedy people with a quick and messy death.
Lots of great traps to fool people with. Most of the traps are to punish greedy people with a quick and messy death.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews