Mines of Khunmar

[Necropraxis]

Hi all, I'm relatively new to the OSR, but I've been lurking/reading quite a bit since I've decided to get back into the hobby after approximately a 10 year hiatus. Anyways, in my perusals of megadungeon discussion, I've seen praise heaped on Stefan Poag's Mines of Khunmar. Apparently, it used to be available here:

www.blind-eye.com/blackmoor/khunmar_digest.pdf

That link is now dead. I tried emailing him at the address I found on his website, but that bounced. I figure that since it was posted on the net for free before, he probably wouldn't mind if someone shared it with me. By any chance, does someone have a copy of Khunmar that they would be willing to send me? Thanks in advance!

[rleduc]

There may be some info here:

www.dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=50836

Because I'm using my iTouch and the link in the post is to a .zip file, I can't check if it is live.

Good luck.

[bluskreem]

Looks live to me.

[kenmeister]

Shoot me a PM with your email address and I'll have it off to you soon. Keep in mind it is an outline and not fleshed out.

[Necropraxis]

Hey kenmeister, thanks for the generous offer, but it seems like like there is no need anymore, as the link rleduc posted worked for me. The spare outline actually looks like a plus to me. This looks great.

[kenmeister]

Oct 6, 2011 13:37:02 GMT -6 Necropraxis said:

Hey kenmeister, thanks for the generous offer, but it seems like like there is no need anymore, as the link rleduc posted worked for me. The spare outline actually looks like a plus to me. This looks great.

Yeah it does. My favorite is the Lake of Fire.

[tacojohn4547]

I think Stefan originally took the Mines of Kunamar pdf down as he was starting to finish it and polish it up for commercial publication and he didn't want to have a free copy up and available when the for-sale version came out.

Black Blade Publishing had explored a publishing project with Stefan for Mines of Kunamar some time back, but due to a number of constraints (time, other competing projects on the schedule, etc.) we were not able to move forward to bring Kunamar into print with Stefan.

At this point, I don't know whether Stefan is pursuing a self-publishing approach or working toward a publishing venture with another publisher. Regardless of which approach is used, it is one of the real gems to come out of the old school gaming community.

[Aplus]

Looks like he still intends to move forward with the project.

aldeboran.blogspot.com/2011/10/mines-of-khunmar-what-i-think-it-will.html