Verbosh
Verbosh is a supplement for fantasy role-playing games published by Judges Guild in 1979. Contents. "Verbosh" is a campaign setting describing a city and surrounding area, with encounters and miniscenarios in dungeons and underwater. Publication history. "Verbosh" was written by Paul Nevins and Bill Faust, and was published by Judges Guild in 1979 as an 80-page book. Reception. Anders Swenson reviewed "Verbosh" for "Different Worlds" magazine and stated that ""Verbosh" is a campaign, and is a good example of how the isolated dungeon can be easily integrated into an expanded setting. The two cities are nice to  have on tap, as they are considerably less overwhelming than the great City States provided by Judges Guild. The book provides a good value for its price in sheer quantity and quality of game material. I enjoyed "Verbosh", and I believe the serious GM who wants a good adventure framework will find it a good investment." Patrick Amory reviewed "Verbosh" for "Different Worlds" magazine and stated that "If you can ignore Kevin Siembieda's embarrassingly poor, repetitive and sexist art, "Verbosh" can perhaps help many GMs who are perplexed as to how to set up a good wilderness adventure." Verbosh