Pdf |top| — Gunderholfen

The digital version of Gunderholfen is highly regarded for its value and modularity, often cited as a "good investment" for GMs who want content that is easy to drop into any campaign world.

Gunderholfen is an old-school exploratory sandbox that includes both a sprawling subterranean complex and a mini-campaign setting. Unlike "gonzo" or "high weirdness" OSR modules, Gunderholfen leans into a "meat and potatoes" vanilla fantasy style, focusing on classic tropes like kobolds and goblins in its upper levels before descending into more atmospheric and strange environments. gunderholfen pdf

| Period | Event | |--------|-------| | | First documented mention in a land‑grant charter (now lost). | | 12th century | Construction of the Romanesque St. Nikolaus Church, still standing. | | 1545 | The Reformation reaches the region; Gunderholfen remains Catholic but sees a brief wave of Lutheran preaching. | | 1794–1795 | French Revolutionary troops occupy the Rhineland; the village is incorporated into the Canton of Koblenz . | | 1815 | After the Congress of Vienna, Gunderholfen becomes part of the Kingdom of Prussia’s Rhineland Province. | | 1903 | Opening of the first primary school, funded by a local philanthropist, Wilhelm von Gunder. | | 1945 | Heavy fighting during the final Allied push across the Moselle; the village suffers minor structural damage but retains most of its historic fabric. | | 1972 | Administrative reform merges Gunderholfen into the newly created Verbandsgemeinde of Böhl . | The digital version of Gunderholfen is highly regarded

Includes the city of Longfelt , complete with detailed NPCs, factions, and 32 encounter tables for the surrounding lands. | Period | Event | |--------|-------| | |