Frostgrave: The Maze of Malcor

Frostgrave: The Maze of Malcor

Part magical university, part museum, part tourist attraction, the great Collegium of Artistry had flourished in Felstad's final days. Under the leadership of the seemingly immortal Malcor the Mad, the vast complex expanded, with new wings being built wherever they would fit, including up and down the rock face, and even buried within the mountain itself. Visitors called it one of the architectural wonders of the world; the students, who often got lost in its endless tunnels, simply called it "The Maze." With a titanic crash, an immense ice shelf tears free from the mountains that that loom above Frostgrave, revealing the lost Collegium, and the race for its secrets begins. The Maze is known to have contained many rare and unique treasures, and who knows what may have survived . . . This new, bumper-sized supplement for Frostgrave contains a host of new adventures, treasures, and creatures to challenge players. It also includes its own unique campaign and experience system, as well as information about several of the mythical lost schools of magic. “. . . players are going to absolutely love the new content that game author Joe McCullough has provided, as well as some rule updates.” ―Jim Kelly, GeekDad Joseph A. McCullough 's first brush with writing for games was as co-author of The Grey Mountains supplement for the Middle-Earth Role-Playing Game , and he has remained passionate about Fantasy gaming since, going on to become an award-winning game designer. He is the creator of the “ Frostgrave Family” of skirmish wargames (the Fantasy titles Frostgrave , Ghost Archipelago , Rangers of Shadow Deep , and the Sci-Fi evolution, Stargrave ), the Oathmark Fantasy battle game and The Silver Bayonet , a game of Napoleonic Gothic Horror. The latest information on his game design and other writing can be found at: josephamccullough.com. Dmitry Burmak is a freelance artist from Moscow, Russia. After graduating as an engineer, he decided to change his career plans and took another degree in Fine Art. Dmitry started as an artist in the video games industry and now works as a freelance illustrator with his wife Kate, who is also an artist. Dmitry specializes in fantasy and sci-fi art for roleplaying games, card games and video games.