As its title says, this product contains 36 very well thought out random encounters for the Pocket Fantasy RPG. They could easily be used as plot hooks or even a whole session thanks to the amount of detail each encounter contains.

The encounters could also be easily converted to other OSR type games with minimal work. A bargain for the contents and ideas it contains.

A welcome addition to my gaming table.

Purchased the printed book via Amazon. Beneath the Sunken Catacombs is a welcome addition to my gaming table. Let's face it, I'm old. I started playing D&D back in 1978 with the 3 small booklets, moved up to Basic and then onto AD&D 1e. I've tried D&D 5e, but it was too "video-gamey" for me.

I found White Box FMAG and love it. My players enjoy the game's simplicity and how it can be made more crunchy as they play. Beneath the Sunken Catacombs to me is based on White Box. It adds to White Box, or can be played on its own. Both seem fully compatible with each other.

My playerd really enjoy the subclass additions, and the spell charging aspect. You only need a few d6's and d20's to play! Beneath has a wealth of information and resources in its 150 pages for novice and veteran GMs. There is also a GM screen on Drivethru for Beneath and White Box.

What can I say? A must buy!sapggrpgrororogrpgrorogrpggrpggrpgroI worshi

Got my "group" together (my wife, best friend and his fiance). They are D&D players, but not anymore! They/we have fallen in love with Pocket Fantasy! Combat is a lot faster and more realistic to them than D&D's armor class system. Converting D&D monsters and modules seem easy to me, plus less stats to keep up with, so the game flows quickly and I loved the dungeon generator system. I could make a side quest on the fly with no interruptions or slow down.

I recently purchased the 3 modules that are also available, and plan on learning from them. The cards for the game are a bonus. Keep up the great work, and am looking forward to more from the author for this wonderful game!