Books with author Robert Wheeler

Stinky Stevens is one of the few in the story who know the REAL truth ... that is, there is a caring cartoonist out there who created and controls everything in their world, yet rarely does what anyone expects. The only thing more annoying than Aunt Smoochie-kiss's slobbery kisses is her twin toddler grandkids, Terror and Crazy. What a great mix of bedlam and embarrassment.

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Years ago the Stronghold was run by dwarves, and gold came freely from the mines. The Dwarven Princess Ruma ruled over this peaceful land and the people were secure and happy. Then one day a warrior goblin riding a Dire Wolf appeared in the outskirts over the Dwarven princess’ stronghold and almost overnight the tiny kingdom fell into ruin. Now only rubble and rumors remain, and what legends there are tell of a fabulous ingot still buried somewhere within the stronghold of Princess RumaThis adventure is best played as a one-shot about 2 hours long for 2-4 characters of level 1-3 with the Mystara’s Secret Adventures Rules. However, any rule set from 1e to 5e may be used as needed for your game. You will need a set of standard dragon dice.

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