The Red Prophet Rises

Trouble stirs in the Borderlands. Khazra, Red Prophet of the Bull God, has united the fractious People of the Bull and proclaimed the promised time is nigh. The Bull God demands blood! Fanatics raid the outlying villages, farmsteads and towns for sacrifices. None are safe!

Unbeknownst to Khazra, a power older than man stirs under the earth, fed by the blood of sacrifice. Can a band of unlikely heroes prevail where all before them have failed? Are they brave enough to face not just the minions of the Red Prophet, but the eldritch terror of the Obelisk that Thirsts? The land will suffer terrors lost to time--unless heroes step up and answer the call!  A module for 3-6 characters of levels 3-5.  Updated: Linked, bookmarked, and maps for Roll20.

This module includes an opportunity for a 4th level paladin to find their mount. Packed with new spells, monsters and magic items, this module was made using the For Gold & Glory Ruleset but is easily convertible to any old school edition of the world's most popular roleplaying game.

"In short, this is a benchmark-level masterpiece against which all other modules in the genre will hereafter have to be judged. And many will be found wanting."

--Endzeitgeist

Reviews: http://endzeitgeist.com/the-red-prophet-rises-osr/

" Obviously, I like this. As you get in to the caves in the canyon you start to encounter freakier and freakier stuff. Starting with just camped out tribesmen in the canyon and then pentagrams, black obelisks, and cauldrons of blood inside. This is a place, not a railroad. It is that rare of things: A Good Adventure."

--Bryce Lynch, 10 Foot Pole

https://tenfootpole.org/ironspike/?p=4123

" There is a visceral quality to the writing which creates a great sense of place. You can smell the fires and smoke, hear the nomads carousing as they gorge themselves on charred rabbit by their fire pits, hear the brutal overseers bellow with whips in their hands, and feel the chaos as livestock runs wild among the plainsmen. There is blood, dust, an arena of death with a great throne above it, something called The Pit of Despair (hell yes!), a temple of blood, and living quarters carved into the rocks. [...]  This kind of thing hasn’t really been done before in old-school D&D modules."

--Gabor Lux,  "Melan"

https://beyondfomalhaut.blogspot.com/2018/04/review-red-prophet-rises.html