EMDT49: Blood, Death, and Tourism – Echoes From Fomalhaut #03

Adventure, madness, and a rolling engine of destruction – Echoes From Fomalhaut #03: Blood, Death, and Tourism is a 44-page old-school fanzine packed with campaign-ready content for Advanced OSR rulesets. From doomed islands to wasteland war machines, this issue brims with pulp-fantasy weirdness and grim potential.

Illustrated by Stefan Poag, Denis McCarthy, and others, the third installment in the Echoes From Fomalhaut series brings you richly imagined locations, monsters, and campaign tools, all dripping with old-school charm.

Inside this issue:

• The Great Wheel – A 50-foot-high wheel rumbles across the wastelands, crushing everything in its path. Trailed by fanatics, raiders, and desperate scavengers, this moving megastructure is equal parts mystery and apocalyptic encounter. Will your players face it, flee from it, or join its ranks?

• Terror on Tridentfish Island – Once a luxurious island resort, now a broken husk of its former self, Tridentfish Island offers danger and secrets for daring adventurers. With 17 keyed locations and two mini-dungeons, this sword & sorcery-style adventure blends decadence, decay, and mystery.

• Monsters of Wizardry – A bestiary featuring strange and memorable creatures adapted from Wizardry VII: Crusaders of the Dark Savant. Each entry is ready for drop-in use, ideal for GMs looking to surprise veteran players with something different.

• Erillion, East – A regional article describing the eastern reaches of the Isle of Erillion, including the merchant city of Baklin, the island kingdoms of the Northmen, shadowed hills, and magical groves. A perfect addition to sandbox-style exploration.

• Bonus Map – Includes a detailed, fold-out Game Master’s map of the Isle of Erillion, perfect for tracking exploration and overland movement.

A mix of sword & sorcery aesthetics, sandbox-friendly design, and classic D&D atmosphere, Blood, Death, and Tourism is a must-have for referees who enjoy throwing the unexpected at their players and building campaigns full of deadly wonder.