Following Captain Easy's continued exploration of a sunken lost city is a lot like watching a Hideouts & Hoodlums game scenario unfold. Here, he moves from encounter to encounter, from 1 hp baby octopi to 1/2 Hit Die large cutlassfish to 1 Hit Die large barracuda. Will all of these make it into the next edition? Well, maybe barracuda...
The reward for all this hideout delving? The trophy is a giant gold statue of a monkey. But, as is often the case in H&H, sometimes the bigger challenge than finding the trophy is figuring out how to get it out of the hideout!
...Huh, Easy's solved that one already! Maybe a saw should be on the starting equipment list. Also nice job calculating its value. Players who can do that kind of research and calculating should be rewarded for it -- I would not hand out this information with some kind of skill check!
Next up would be Easy vs. a giant octopus, armed with just a saw!
The Alley Oop dino of the day is dimetrodon (really just a 3 HD giant lizard with a sail on its back).
This installment of Hairbreadth Harry shows us three things: a simple plot hook (find the tiger for money), yet another example of why I should have statted tigers for H&H, and the use of tracking to solve a scenario.
(Scans courtesy of Digital Comic Museum at http://digitalcomicmuseum.org/index.php?dlid=23785)
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