Wizard Trash, Goblin Treasure
A downloadable game
LOCAL WIZARD CORNELIUS HAS GOTTEN HIMSELF INTO A STICKY SITUATION!
Wizard Trash, Goblin Treasure is a madcap fantasy adventure of summoned autonomous drones, resourceful goblins, and a down-on-his-luck wizard with a penchant for transdimensional retail therapy.
Cornelius’s hobby of summoning objects from modern-day Earth has gotten out of control.
Using the caves below his house as a dumping ground for unwanted items has led to the goblin denizens collecting high-tech gadgets and hip accessories. In order to seize direct control of this consumerist bounty, they captured Cornelius but got into a turf war with his summoned defensive drones.
Players will dodge drones and parley with goblins on their way to rescue him… no? …make sure he’s up to date on his taxes? Any rescuing is to be done on your own time and coin!
Credits:
- Author: David Lombardo
- Cover Artist: Andrew White
- Goblin Artist: Nate Treme
- Layout & Additional Art: Brian Stauffer
- Editor: McKinley Hellenes Krantz
Physical printing by Clatterpress
Written for Brighter Worlds but with stats for Cairn and the Common Rules for Adventure Campaigns by Knock for easy conversion into your system of choice.
Print Copies:
24 page risograph staplebound zine. Two color interior with a unique 4 color pseudo-CMYK risograph cover.
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Great graphic design and great humor! Besides the systems it has stats for, it would also fit in neatly, thematically, in a Troika game, and as the descriptions are not just stat blocks, converting them should not be too difficult!
Can't wait to try it out!