EMDT70: Welcome to Castle Sullogh – Echoes From Fomalhaut #08

Legends, ruins, and dread enchantments await in Echoes From Fomalhaut #08: Welcome to Castle Sullogh – a 52-page old-school RPG zine brimming with dangerous locales, campaign kickstarters, and haunting wilderness. Designed for use with advanced OSR rulesets, this issue delivers sandbox-ready adventures for both low and mid-level play.

Featuring cover art by Stefan Poag and interior illustrations by Denis McCarthy, Graphite Prime, and The Dead Victorians, this fanzine continues the Fomalhaut tradition of evocative visuals and rich, gameable content.

Inside this issue:

• Yrrtwano’s Repose – Deep beneath the crumbled Varorlum Manor lies the restless tomb of Lord Yrrtwano, a legendary hunter said to guard a magical horn. This 15-location dungeon crawl for levels 3–4 mixes eerie atmosphere with hard choices and hidden rewards.

• You Meet in a Tavern… – Turn a classic RPG trope into something memorable! This brief article explores ways to start campaigns with impact and flair, using the humble tavern as your springboard.

• Castle Sullogh – Once a proud and ancient fortress – perhaps older than the Isle of Erillion itself – now a shadow-haunted ruin still brimming with secrets. This 55-location dungeon (for levels 5–9) spans four levels, including a mad museum built by a famed adventuress, a tower ruled by a coven of three powerful witches, and a lingering mystery that chills the bones. And somewhere… the sullogh watches.

• Thasan: Beyond the City of Vultures – A massive hex-crawl supplement with 103 keyed locations exploring the scorched wilds, glittering seas, and bizarre dreamscapes beyond the decadent city. Rich with strange ruins, warped creatures, and forgotten wonders – a perfect setting for overland campaigns.

• Bonus Maps – Includes two black-and-white map sheets: one for Castle Sullogh, and one for the Thasan region. Also includes a separate color player’s hex map of the Isle of Erillion.

Dark, mysterious, and rooted in the best traditions of exploratory play, Welcome to Castle Sullogh is a must-have for any referee who loves lost places, high stakes, and secrets worth dying for.