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Yes, you are right, I think about it as a sequel because I played the scenarios in this order, but the KWW is completely self-standing.

Hi, I just uploaded my new scenario, The King-who-Walks, on the JC, thanks to everyone who helped me along the way! I also "bundled" it with the previous products, so it can be bought for as little as $3 (if I managed correctly the "bundle" interface, which is not so easy). The next one will pit the adventurers against a locust plague threatening Pavis. A missing party of Brown Sages… A dwarf’s cap full of grave goods… A stead besieged by shrieking horrors… Delve into the forgotten lore of Raibanth’s gold tablets! Face the God of Hate! Challenge the Thunderous! Escape the Sky Tyrant! Untangle the mythic skein of a God Learner-corrupted Heroquest! And forge a new weapon to stand your ground in the impending Hero Wars! This book is the first of the Beyond the Vale series, the sequel to In a Merry Green Vale and A Vale Ablaze. The King-who-Walks offers a two-fold scenario leading the players from Dangerford to the Godtime. Although the default setting is 1613-1624, advice to adapt it to a post-Dragonrise timeframe is provided, offering the PCs the opportunity to play a key-role in Kallyr Starbrow’s victory at the Battle of Dangerford. The book is 35.000 words long and uses the WASP system for stating NPCs devised in A Vale Ablaze. The system is also given here in Appendix, together with 27 templates for common NPCs, foes, and allies alike. NOTE: Material in this book deals with mature themes. GMs are advised to adjust their presentation of this subject matter in accordance with their own and their group’s comfort levels. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/452534/The-KingwhoWalks?src=newest_community

@Ian A. Thomson Great news! That would be perfect!

@Joerg thanks a lot! That is more or less what I envisioned, although I had missed the meditating dragonewts. there is a whole potential playground there, I will try to do something with it for the JC (I am working on a Pavis scenario)

Hi, since we were speaking about Chalana Arroy, I try my luck at resurrecting my previous query which ended up swallowed up in poo and jazz. Hi, sorry, I have a Big Rubble question. Is there any description somewhere of what there is on top of the Great Wall? The walkway must be very large (ca. 6 m wide?). Is it possible to walk unimpeded from, let's say the towers in Wyvern gate to the Garden? Is there something living up there? Like flocks of gargoyles? bird-hunting Cliff toads? Dwarven sun bathers? Colonies of aldryami lichen philosophers? A secret coven of Orlanth cultist enjoying the windy highs? Any inklings?

Well, at some point it will come to fruition, no deadlines in the JC! We will wait!

Hi, sorry, I slightly highjack the thread to ask a Big Rubble question. Is there any description somewhere of what there is on top of the Great Wall? The walkway must be very large (ca. 6 m wide?). Is it possible to walk unimpeded from, let's say the towers in Wyvern gate to the Garden? Is there something living up there? Like flocks of gargoyle? Cliff toads hunting birds? dwarven sun bathers? colonies of elven lichen? Any inklings?

Ok, now roll it, put it in the bottle to send it on the sea! Congratulations to the authors, this is a fantastic book!

Tss, tss, what are we waiting to call the Spanish Inquisition?

Curiosity killed the geek cat! It is a two-fold scenario: first an investigation about a missing party of Lunar, and then a Heroquest, the JC presentation will be something long these lines A missing party of Ontori priests… A dwarf’s cap full of grave goods… A stead besieged by shrieking horrors… Delve into the forgotten lore of Raibanth’s gold tablets! Face the God of Hate! Challenge the Thunderous! Untangle the mythic skein of a God Learner-corrupted Heroquest! And forge a new weapon to stand your ground in the impending Hero Wars! This book offers a two-fold scenario leading the players from Dangerford to the Godtime. Although the default setting is 1613-1624, it can be easily adapted to a post-Dragonrise timeframe, offering the PCs the opportunity to play a key-role in Kallyr Starbrow’s victory at the Battle of Dangerford. The book is 35.000 words/63 pages long and uses the WASP system for stating NPCs devised in A Vale Ablaze. The system is also given here in Appendix, together with 27 templates for common NPCs, foes, and allies alike. NOTE: Material in this book deals with mature themes. GMs are advised to adjust their presentation of this subject matter in accordance with their own and their group’s comfort levels.

Thanks, I did not know that, I discovered it in the Book of Heortling Mythology

Yes, indeed, I like very much this kind of approach, I do the same with Elmal in a way.

I always thought that Esrola was a sister of Ernalda, I understand that it is no longer the case?Am I right? Or did I misread the genealogy p. 13 of the Earth Goddesses? Esrola is not even mentioned in the who's who of the Earth pantheon, p. 8-11 That's a pity, I liked so much the myth of Asrelia distributing the Great, the Most and the Least [basically brutality, prosperity and sovereignty] to her daughters Maran, Esrola and Ernalda I will eat extra cornflakes at breakfast to remember the lost sister.

Unfortunately for you, my new contribution is 99% ready... I hope to deal the coup de grace to your credit card.😁

Great! Go for it, the ZL 3 is really fantastic!