The Fall 2010 issue of Protodimension Magazine is out and it features a very cool scenario for Little Fears Nightmare Edition called “The Truth about Mr. Taylor.” Written by Managing Editor Norm Fenlason, this “cul-de-sac adventure” takes players on a curious trip around the neighborhood and introduces an out-of-this-world monster I think your group will enjoy.

You can download the PDF of Protodimension Magazine #6 here. The LFNE scenario starts on page 58 but the rest of the magazine is no slouch either. If Issue 6 piques your interest, the entire back catalog is available for download as well. Check it out, there’s lots of good stuff in those pages (including material for the original Little Fears, if you’re so inclined).

Big thanks to Norm and the rest of the Protodimension team for their support of Little Fears Nightmare Edition. Protodimension is a good group of guys who support a lot of great horror and dark fantasy systems, both old and new. I look forward to what they cook up next.

Campfire Tales #2: The Fall Harvest is available now! This second entry in the monthly Campfire Tales series takes place at the most popular fall festival around and introduces one of my favorite new monsters to the world of Little Fears Nightmare Edition.

Product description:

The Polk County Annual Fall Festival is the highlight of the season what with all the rides, games, contests, music, apple- and pumpkin-filled treats drawing in folks from up to three hours away. But this year something else in attendance, something evil, something hungry. Grown-ups needn’t worry though, the being in question only harvests the youngest of crops!

“The Fall Harvest” is the second in the CAMPFIRE TALES series of monthly standalone episodes for use with Little Fears Nightmare Edition.

Just $2 for twenty pages of monster-hunting fun with more to come next month. Enjoy and let me know what you think of the second installment of Campfire Tales!

As much as I liked the sparse and stark aesthetic of the first Campfire Tales release, it would be hard to sustain the look beyond a single release. Folks would likely have a hard time distinguishing one Campfire Tales from another judging from the thumbnail–and that doesn’t exactly do me a lot of good, does it?

So I’ve decided to alter the look of the Campfire Tales releases, starting with the first one. The new look incorporates Veronica V. Jones fantastic interior art and brings over the trade dress from the print books to help build a stronger identity and more cohesive look for all Little Fears Nightmare Edition releases.

The content of Campfire Tales #1 remains exactly the same. Only the first page has changed.

Here’s what the line will look like from this point on, including a look at the cover of Campfire Tales #2: The Fall Harvest.

So what do you think?