[Classic Fantasy] Cyenannore (A Kage Gordain Story - Tunnels & Trolls)

[mark]

I was thinking about the name of the inn, "The Fox and Dragon", and was trying to think of what the backstory of that name might be. Probably some local folktale about how a fox and a dragon befriended each other to overcome some difficulty. Maybe something like a portal opened up in the area and they fought back the intruders. Just an interesting name.

By the way, I would love to convert the entire D30 system to an interactive website :-)

Curious about the sword in the stone picture. Is that something real someplace? Perhaps a tourist attraction? It's pretty cool if it is.

Also, typo, "...assassin spying on hit next victim"

[Teviko604]

The Inn's backstory could be interesting, but I doubt there'll be any call to explore it any further than it already has been.  And coverting the d30 book would be cool, but that's a lot of information.  Honestly, for me however, I would prefer the tactileness of physical dice rolls. While I have several digital dice rollers, I tend to shun away from them unless it's a really odd number, excessive number of dice (like some T&T combat can get), or I don't have a physcial set with me.

The sword in the stone is located in Taunton, Somerset, England.  There is a link to the original picutre at the end of the chapter.  I edited it, of course, to remove any modern objects.

And I am fixing the typo right after I hit reply . . .