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Clan of the Ape Men Author: John Bowser System: d20 Dungeons and Dragons Category: Fantasy Type: Scenario The PCs arrive in a town to find that the local blacksmith has been spirited off into the night by a group of Ape-Men who live atop a mountain. If they save him, they may find more than just intelligent apes. These creatures may be trying to release an old evil. What is Ruddred's Orb? and who is really after it? From here on out, it's all monkey business. Views: (10001) Comments: (4) Rating: 5.8 2001-11-28 09:42:54 [Add Comment] posted by Crimson on 2001-12-05 00:05:11 Think Planet of the Apes. Little storyline, few details. Mostly just stats for combat. Not impressive. posted by Pig Foeker on 2002-01-06 10:54:32 I think more credit should have been given than Crimson gave. Granted, there was little inspiring plot, but what structure there was, held together nicely, proving adequate at the least. The twist with the evil/non-evil monkies was good and the writing style was entertaining. An average adventure, which had more potential. posted by Tatcom on 2002-03-19 22:19:47 The whole killing the good guys is kind of cliche, and shouldn't they have a chance to figuer that out before they do it? I guess I like giving the PCs more control over their actions and such. Overall, though, good plot and what have you, and I like the whole queezinite(sp?) bit. posted by Eric Wijnen on 2005-11-21 05:26:55 Good enough adventure, to be a bit twisted by the respective DM's, as this one seems a bit casted for certain characters.