Dagonet Posted December 22, 2021 Share Posted December 22, 2021 (edited) Has anyone compiled a list of gaming magazine that have publish KAP articles over the years? I bet there is a wealth of resources out there. Assuming such a list doesn't exist (correct me if I'm wrong), I'll post one to start. - White Wolf Magazine issue 37: "The Treasure of Galilee", an adventure for Chaosium's Pendragon by Paul Cockburn, p. 8 This is available as a PDF on Drivethrurpg. Is it appropriate to past a link? If so, I will edit the post to include it. I will compile and keep a list from what everyone else contributes. Edited December 22, 2021 by Dagonet number appeared as emoji 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SDLeary Posted December 23, 2021 Share Posted December 23, 2021 (edited) 9 hours ago, Dagonet said: Has anyone compiled a list of gaming magazine that have publish KAP articles over the years? I bet there is a wealth of resources out there. Assuming such a list doesn't exist (correct me if I'm wrong), I'll post one to start. - White Wolf Magazine issue 37: "The Treasure of Galilee", an adventure for Chaosium's Pendragon by Paul Cockburn, p. 8 This is available as a PDF on Drivethrurpg. Is it appropriate to past a link? If so, I will edit the post to include it. I will compile and keep a list from what everyone else contributes. No list here, but... Dragons of Britain is one magazine. There were also a few issues of Tradetalk that had Pendragon articles. SDLeary Edited December 23, 2021 by SDLeary 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chuck Posted December 23, 2021 Share Posted December 23, 2021 Item Number Country Medium Contents Adventures Unlimited 5 US Print Australian Realms 27 AU Print "The Forester Knight" Adventure Beaumains 1 UK Print "The Adventure of The Twice Trothed Knight" "The Adventure of the Moonlight Boar" "Alternative Arthurs" "In Durance Vale" "The Adventure of the Fey Mist" Beaumains 2 UK Print Beaumains 3 UK Print "Revised Character Sheet" "The Knightly Order of St Eustace" "From Dubglas to Loch Lomond" "The Adventure of the Mysterious Manor" "The Adventure of the Blind Knight" Beaumains 4 UK Print "The Unconquered Son" "A Saint to Quest For" "Pendragon Before Arthur" "NPC Knights" "Dogs & Hunting" "The Adventure of the Five Ladies" "The Adventure of the Castle of the Cursed Isle" Beaumains 5 UK Print "New Knightly Orders" "Minstrels" "In the Beginning" "Family History for Phase 1" "Battles" "The Adventure of the Saxon Knight" Beaumains 6 UK Print Black Mole 1 UK Print Black Mole 2 UK Print Black Mole 3 UK Print Black Mole 4 UK Print Black Mole 5 UK Print "The Battle of Mount Badon" Concepts 2 UK Print Different Worlds 20 US Print "Heraldry" by Robin Wood Different Worlds 42 US Print KAP Review "Facts of Life in the Middle Ages" by Paul Montgomery Crabaugh Dragon 201 US Print "Rofocale of Hill Marlyprig" Dragons of Britain 1 UK PDF Dragons of Britain 2 UK PDF Dragons of Britain 3 UK PDF Dragons of Britain 4 UK PDF Fantasy Chronicles 2 UK Print Knights of the Dinner Table 89 US Print "Adventure of the Mill Giant" Last Province 1 UK Print "And Then There Were Nun…" Adventure Pyramid 24 US Print "Advenure of the Knight Sinister" Role Player Independent 10 UK Print Sword & Sorcery Insider V3-3 PDF Sword & Sorcery Insider V3-4 PDF Tradetalk 4 DE Print "Knights of Arthur" Tradetalk 8 DE Print "Ghosts of Britain" Tradetalk 12 DE Print "Villains of Logres" Valkyrie 8 UK Print Valkyrie 9 UK Print Valkyrie 10 UK Print "Spear of Wyrds" adventure by Jonathan Rowe Valkyrie 11 UK Print "Spear of Wyrds" adventure by Jonathan Rowe Valkyrie 15 UK Print "Pendragon by Chaosium" White Dwarf 81 UK Print "At the Crossroads" by Greg Stafford White Dwarf 83 UK Print "The Black Knight" adventure by Brian Sturdy White Dwarf 85 UK Print "The Magic Swords of Pendragon" by Greg Stafford White Dwarf 91 UK Print "Arise Sir Knight" by Allan Miles White Wolf 7 US Print Pendragon review by Stewart Wick White Wolf 26 US Print "The King Beneath the Hill" by Graeme Davis White Wolf 37 US Print "The Treasure of Galilee" by Paul Cockburn Ye Booke of Tentacles 2 DE Print "The Adventure of the Reluctant Bride" Ye Booke of Tentacles 4 DE Print "The Adventure of the Poisoned Lake" Horsemen of the Apocolypse: Essays in Roleplaying US Print Why Malory used as source by Greg Stafford The Unnamed 3 Print "Mists of the Fey" 3 2 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SDLeary Posted December 23, 2021 Share Posted December 23, 2021 There was also Enclosure #1, kindof... It had the PenDragon Pass rules in it. SDLeary 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dagonet Posted December 23, 2021 Author Share Posted December 23, 2021 Thanks to everyone who replied! It seems that the work has been done already. I am going to look into buying some of these issues, if they're cheap on eBay. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scotty Posted January 23, 2022 Share Posted January 23, 2022 Tatou also had some great articles and adventures Item Number Year Country Medium Contents Tatou #9 1992 FR Print Pendragon by Christophe Begey Tatou #10 1992 FR Print Chevalerie et Sorcellerie dans la Bretagne Légendaire by Christophe Begey Le Chevalier au Faucon by Christophe Begey Tatou #11 1993 FR Print Dans la Forêt de Morgane by Pierre Henri Pevel Tatou #12 1993 FR Print Fleur de Sang by Philippe Dohr Tatou #13 1993 FR Print La Guérison dans Pendragon by Pierre Henri Pevel Le Roi Toujours Mourant by Pierre Henri Pevel Tatou #14 1993 FR Print La Dernière Flèche by Pierre Henri Pevel Tatou #15 1993 FR Print Le Chevalier à la Teste Tranchée by Pierre Henri Pevel Tatou #16 1993 FR Print Les Cerfs Blancs by Thierry Arnould Les Animaux Mythiques by Thierry Arnould Tatou #17 1994 FR Print L'Héraldique by Pierre Léonard La Vengeance du Bâtard by Pierre Léonard Tatou #20 1994 FR Print Les Ecuyers by Mark Morrison La Cour d'Oberon by Thierry Arnould Le Roi des Gnomes by Thierry Arnould Tatou #23 1995 FR Print Le Sorcier du Cheshire by Thierry Arnould Tatou #24 1995 FR Print Vengeances by Thierry Arnould 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dagonet Posted January 24, 2022 Author Share Posted January 24, 2022 Thanks for the addition, Scotty. I wish I could read French. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlHazred Posted January 27, 2022 Share Posted January 27, 2022 On 12/22/2021 at 10:34 PM, Chuck said: Item Number Country Medium Contents Adventures Unlimited 5 US Print This issue had "The Adventure of the Knight Sinister" by Allen Varney and Dave Flora. Quote ROLAND VOLZ Running: nothing | Playing: Battletech Hero, CoC 7th Edition, Blades in the Dark | Planning: D&D 5E Home Game, Operation: Sprechenhaltestelle, HeroQuest 1E Sartarite Campaign D&D is an elf from Tolkien, a barbarian from Howard, and a mage from Vance fighting monsters from Lovecraft in a room that looks like it might have been designed by Wells and Giger. - TiaNadiezja Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlHazred Posted January 27, 2022 Share Posted January 27, 2022 (edited) This thread inspired me to put together a spreadsheet with articles for Pendragon from various sources. You can view it here. I don't have all of the periodicals listed, but put in what I've got. The "Type" column indicates what it is: Adventure and Review should be self-explanatory. Background is material relating to in-game things, like an article detailing the Arthurian Age city of Chester; some of the Background articles are basically just system neutral items. Reference is out-of-game things like music playlists for sessions. Elements refers to very short pieces with maybe an NPC, or a monster; not detailed enough to be an Adventure, not general enough to be Background. Please put criticisms (and affirmations) in this thread so I can update and change it to suit. I wanted this so I could refer to it when I eventually run a game of Pendragon again, without having to reread all the articles. Still To Do: Pull out my copies of Ye Booke of Tentacles to check those for content. Check old Dragon magazines, I could swear there was more than just two articles. EDIT: Fluff out periodicals I don't have with information from rpggeek.com. Edited February 1, 2022 by AlHazred Checking off items done. 2 Quote ROLAND VOLZ Running: nothing | Playing: Battletech Hero, CoC 7th Edition, Blades in the Dark | Planning: D&D 5E Home Game, Operation: Sprechenhaltestelle, HeroQuest 1E Sartarite Campaign D&D is an elf from Tolkien, a barbarian from Howard, and a mage from Vance fighting monsters from Lovecraft in a room that looks like it might have been designed by Wells and Giger. - TiaNadiezja Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mandrill_one Posted January 27, 2022 Share Posted January 27, 2022 Hi AlHazred, a few more details for your list: Fantasy Chronicles (UK) 2 should contain the Adventure: “Olloch’s Ring” Maelstrom Magazine #1 - contains??? Tales of the Reaching Moon (UK) 6 - contains Pendragon in Glorantha, Pendragon Pass, Runedragon, character sheet Arcane Magazine #8 - contains Review of KAP 4th ed. Fench magazines: Backstab 3 - Qui va a la chasse Backstab 8 - Le roi se meurt Casus Belli 1st series CB #029 - Pendragon review CB #040 - Anciens Mysteres CB #073 - Pendragon en Français review CB #074 - Premieres Armes CB #099 - Le Loup dans la Bergerie CB #103 - Gout de cendres CB #112 - Enfant des fees CB #114 - Quatre filles CB Hors Séries 08 - Chasse au blanc cerf CB Hors Séries 15 - Chant des loups CB Hors Séries 24 - Meute doree de Saxemord Eastenwest webzine EW 20 - Le sanglier d'argent EW Hors Séries 4 - Le serment de Banoch Are you also interested in original scenarios published in official French editions of KAP? I have a(n incomplete) list of a few Spanish & German magazine articles/scenarios as well, I'll post it ASAP. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlHazred Posted January 27, 2022 Share Posted January 27, 2022 (edited) That's fantastic! Thanks! RE: French edition original scenarios -- YES! I only speak English and a little German, but the European products for many games are excellent, in many cases superior in presentation to American and British versions. I'm thinking here of the Call of Cthulhu stuff from France and the Shadowrun stuff from Germany, both better than anything Anglophone. Edited January 27, 2022 by AlHazred Quote ROLAND VOLZ Running: nothing | Playing: Battletech Hero, CoC 7th Edition, Blades in the Dark | Planning: D&D 5E Home Game, Operation: Sprechenhaltestelle, HeroQuest 1E Sartarite Campaign D&D is an elf from Tolkien, a barbarian from Howard, and a mage from Vance fighting monsters from Lovecraft in a room that looks like it might have been designed by Wells and Giger. - TiaNadiezja Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Voord 99 Posted January 27, 2022 Share Posted January 27, 2022 There was a short adventure for Pendragon (also other systems) called “The Black Knight” in White Dwarf #83. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlHazred Posted January 27, 2022 Share Posted January 27, 2022 1 hour ago, Voord 99 said: There was a short adventure for Pendragon (also other systems) called “The Black Knight” in White Dwarf #83. That is in the list! I have that one, and it's not great for Pendragon. It's statted for the 1st editions of King Arthur Pendragon, Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, and Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, but it's really more of a WFRP or AD&D scenario than Pendragon. It's workable, but needs modifications to fit Arthurian Britain. Maybe as an early Phase I scenario. Quote ROLAND VOLZ Running: nothing | Playing: Battletech Hero, CoC 7th Edition, Blades in the Dark | Planning: D&D 5E Home Game, Operation: Sprechenhaltestelle, HeroQuest 1E Sartarite Campaign D&D is an elf from Tolkien, a barbarian from Howard, and a mage from Vance fighting monsters from Lovecraft in a room that looks like it might have been designed by Wells and Giger. - TiaNadiezja Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mandrill_one Posted January 27, 2022 Share Posted January 27, 2022 Here's the list of the Spanish and German magazine articles I know of: German magazines: Trodox #37 - Die Schlafende Schöne Trodox #40 - Winterballade Spanish magazines: Nivel 9 #10 - La dama misteriosa Nivel 9 #12 - Do ut des Dosdediez #7 - La aventura de la doncella sitiada Sir Roger #5 - La dama picta Líder: #20 - La daga de plata (Prince Valiant) #26 - Alas en el mar (Prince Valiant) #32 - Dossier Pendragon (El rey que fue y será; Pendragon, cabeza de dragón; El lenguaje de los blasones) #39 - Aventura del ciervo blanco #44 - Aventura de los dos hermanos #52 - Dossier La caballería medieval Troll #9 - Informe: Pendragon; Módulo: De cómo amor y desdicha se unieron para salvar la verdad Troll #24 - Informe: Principe Valiente (Prince Valiant); Ayudas de juego: Torneo (Prince Valiant); Módulo: El torneo de Pentecostés (Prince Valiant / Pendragon) 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlHazred Posted January 27, 2022 Share Posted January 27, 2022 (edited) Thanks so much, @mandrill_one! I've added a DATE and LOCATION column to the sheet, so you can sort adventures. Like I said, I want to avoid rereading a million books when I run Pendragon again! Edited January 31, 2022 by AlHazred Hotlink profile. Quote ROLAND VOLZ Running: nothing | Playing: Battletech Hero, CoC 7th Edition, Blades in the Dark | Planning: D&D 5E Home Game, Operation: Sprechenhaltestelle, HeroQuest 1E Sartarite Campaign D&D is an elf from Tolkien, a barbarian from Howard, and a mage from Vance fighting monsters from Lovecraft in a room that looks like it might have been designed by Wells and Giger. - TiaNadiezja Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlHazred Posted January 27, 2022 Share Posted January 27, 2022 (edited) Man, I wish I spoke Spanish. And had more than the tiniest smattering of French. For our foreign friends who might not be aware, EasteNWest (FR) is freely available online, as is The Trodox Ars Arcana (DE) and The Dragons of Britain (UK). Nivel 9 (ES) is not free, but it's still available to download; if you're on the fence, get it now. They all look fantastic. Sword & Sorcery Insider (US) used to be free, but when the website was taken down they became unavailable. Some aren't even available on archive.org. Edited May 2, 2022 by AlHazred "all" not "both" 1 Quote ROLAND VOLZ Running: nothing | Playing: Battletech Hero, CoC 7th Edition, Blades in the Dark | Planning: D&D 5E Home Game, Operation: Sprechenhaltestelle, HeroQuest 1E Sartarite Campaign D&D is an elf from Tolkien, a barbarian from Howard, and a mage from Vance fighting monsters from Lovecraft in a room that looks like it might have been designed by Wells and Giger. - TiaNadiezja Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mandrill_one Posted January 28, 2022 Share Posted January 28, 2022 @AlHazred, I see you have already inserted the Chroniques Saison 1 and Saison 2 scenarios, so I have just prepared an Excel with the other original official French adventures I know of. I have used the same format as you, so they can be copied and pasted directly in your table. Pendragon official French Adventures.xlsx 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlHazred Posted January 28, 2022 Share Posted January 28, 2022 Thank you! I will add them once I'm home from work! I added a second tab, where I will probably put scenarios from book supplements; they're not exactly the same as magazine articles, but it would be nice to have one spot to search for these things. 1 Quote ROLAND VOLZ Running: nothing | Playing: Battletech Hero, CoC 7th Edition, Blades in the Dark | Planning: D&D 5E Home Game, Operation: Sprechenhaltestelle, HeroQuest 1E Sartarite Campaign D&D is an elf from Tolkien, a barbarian from Howard, and a mage from Vance fighting monsters from Lovecraft in a room that looks like it might have been designed by Wells and Giger. - TiaNadiezja Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlHazred Posted January 29, 2022 Share Posted January 29, 2022 Added! Quote ROLAND VOLZ Running: nothing | Playing: Battletech Hero, CoC 7th Edition, Blades in the Dark | Planning: D&D 5E Home Game, Operation: Sprechenhaltestelle, HeroQuest 1E Sartarite Campaign D&D is an elf from Tolkien, a barbarian from Howard, and a mage from Vance fighting monsters from Lovecraft in a room that looks like it might have been designed by Wells and Giger. - TiaNadiezja Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dagonet Posted January 29, 2022 Author Share Posted January 29, 2022 Thank you AlHazred for this incredibly useful resource! I made a preliminary start on a similar spreadsheet, but yours is much better. The Great Hall site should definitely include a link to it. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlHazred Posted January 31, 2022 Share Posted January 31, 2022 On 6/18/2020 at 7:49 AM, Tizun Thane said: For everyone fluent in french, the best Pendragon Adventures are IMO : Premières Armes (Casus Belli 74). A very good first adventure for squires. I played it 4 times and it was always a success. La Chasse au Blanc Cerf (Casus Belli HS 8). Maybe the best KAP adventure I ever read. It's like an old tale coming to life. I played it 4 times and it was always a success. Fleur de Sang (in some Tatou magazine). An hilarious premise. Every woman in the county suddenly hates her husband (and all the men by the way), including all the wives and paramours of the players. A good adventure, but I never had the chance to play it. Maybe some day. Le roi oublié (with the GM screen). A good adventure about the legendary city of Ys. PS (in french, sorry ) . Je n'ai pas lu Chroniques de Pendragon saison 2, et c'est quasiment introuvable aujourd'hui. Cela va quelque chose? J'avais été un peu déçu de la saison 1. De même, pour les scénarios de l'édition d'Icare, cela vaut le coup de jeter un oeil? Saw this post in another thread, and thought I'd put it here. I've got a friend with a bunch of Casus Belli magazines, and he was kind enough to photocopy the "Premières Armes," "Anciens Mystères," and "La Chasse au Blanc Cerf" scenarios for me. I'm going to see how I get along with my OCR scanner, my two years of high school French from 30+ years ago, and Google Translate! He's also got a few Tatou magazines, but he'll have to check storage to see if he's got the one with "Fleur de Sang" in it. 1 Quote ROLAND VOLZ Running: nothing | Playing: Battletech Hero, CoC 7th Edition, Blades in the Dark | Planning: D&D 5E Home Game, Operation: Sprechenhaltestelle, HeroQuest 1E Sartarite Campaign D&D is an elf from Tolkien, a barbarian from Howard, and a mage from Vance fighting monsters from Lovecraft in a room that looks like it might have been designed by Wells and Giger. - TiaNadiezja Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlHazred Posted February 1, 2022 Share Posted February 1, 2022 (edited) I've had the chance to start checking these out, and figure my reviews might be helpful to add to @Tizun Thane's. Of course, I started with the German ones. Die schlafende Schöne (The Sleeping Beauty): From The Trodox - Ars Arcana, issue #37. As might be expected from the title, this is based on the story "Sleeping Beauty" from the Brothers Grimm, but there's a couple of twists. I have a few issues. I'll put them behind spoilers for people who haven't read it. Other than the quibbles I have below, I think this is a decent scenario, and works really well as a solo, perhaps for a knight who is still unwed after the rest of the party has started their families. Spoiler Sleeping Beauty is a vampire. Nowhere else in Arthurian literature are vampires mentioned. Of course, that doesn't mean you can't put them in there, and it might work out well with some groups who enjoy fresh ideas in their Arthuriana. But there are groups of purists, and I don't think it well necessarily go over will with those. For GMs with such a group, I recommend changing her to a werewolf, which is another Grimm Brothers creature, and doesn't do violence to Arthurian tradition. [EDIT: @Tizun Thane recommended a faerie creature, which is probably the best fit.] The whole situation is said definitively in the module to be caused by Juno, the Roman goddess. In general, the books steer a fine line between placing the definitive causes of things on this God or that god, but this is easy enough to rectify. Roman Christian informants can provide the information that the curse was laid by Juno; Pagans claim it was laid by Rhiannon, or a fairy lady; Wotanic adherents lay the responsibility firmly on Freya; etc. Next up, "Winterballade" from issue #40. Edited June 8, 2023 by AlHazred Long-delayed adding excellent recommendation for modifying the scenario. Quote ROLAND VOLZ Running: nothing | Playing: Battletech Hero, CoC 7th Edition, Blades in the Dark | Planning: D&D 5E Home Game, Operation: Sprechenhaltestelle, HeroQuest 1E Sartarite Campaign D&D is an elf from Tolkien, a barbarian from Howard, and a mage from Vance fighting monsters from Lovecraft in a room that looks like it might have been designed by Wells and Giger. - TiaNadiezja Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tizun Thane Posted February 1, 2022 Share Posted February 1, 2022 My german is rusty, but I will try anyway. Thank you for the links. 19 hours ago, AlHazred said: Saw this post in another thread, and thought I'd put it here. I've got a friend with a bunch of Casus Belli magazines, and he was kind enough to photocopy the "Premières Armes," "Anciens Mystères," and "La Chasse au Blanc Cerf" scenarios for me. Casus Belli was a professionnal magazine whereas Tatou was more of a fanzine (uneven). Don't waste your time on Anciens Mystères. It looks like a D&d or a Warhammer Scenario. A solid 3/10. "Premières Armes" and "La Chasse au Blanc Cerf" are hidden gems. If you have translation troubles, let me know. The language is beautiful, but quite poetic in french. It can be tricky to translate. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlHazred Posted February 1, 2022 Share Posted February 1, 2022 I think I have "Premiere Armes" done, Google Translate did pretty well, and the few places where it didn't some thought made it clear. It's a good scenario, but difficult to implement prior to AD 531. I'm trying to figure out if it can be done with Uther. Quote ROLAND VOLZ Running: nothing | Playing: Battletech Hero, CoC 7th Edition, Blades in the Dark | Planning: D&D 5E Home Game, Operation: Sprechenhaltestelle, HeroQuest 1E Sartarite Campaign D&D is an elf from Tolkien, a barbarian from Howard, and a mage from Vance fighting monsters from Lovecraft in a room that looks like it might have been designed by Wells and Giger. - TiaNadiezja Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlHazred Posted February 1, 2022 Share Posted February 1, 2022 I lied about which one was next because this one didn't take long. Anciens Mystères (Ancient Mysteries): From Casus Belli, issue #40. I agree with @Tizun Thane, this one feels like an AD&D scenario restatted and modified for Pendragon. It is also poorly laid-out: each encounter is introduced with a "narration," as from a player knight describing it briefly, and then has "notes" which are typically very brief and don't go into the sort of detail you would want. That makes it annoying to read and comprehend, but by itself isn't enough to give it a poor rating. Its other problems give it that rating. Spoiler The scenario involves a player knight being required to sacrifice themselves to a tree in a grove. That's sort of Arthurian, but the players encounter a group of Saxon warriors there who are trying to get the aid of the tree as well, and are also required to sacrifice one of their number. After all is said and done, the scenario arbitrarily decides the tree will not get involved, and it leaves behind one individual who is a combination of both the player knight and the NPC Saxon, with completely average stats. That seems like a missed opportunity to me. I think you can use this as a real quest objective for a Religious knight with Pagan virtues. The tree needs a lot more character (it's given some background detail, but no real personality) and if you drop hints about this "Faerie Power" earlier it could be a nice mini-arc to reward persistence. Secondly, the PK who is sacrificed is supposed to be the "most pure," but then it just says the players need to select one of their number. I think it's more Arthurian if they take the opportunity to test themselves with challenges. In fact, if the trip to the grove involved Pagan virtues being tested, it would work much, much better, and would make a lot of sense. In that case, there should be some sort of reward for the knight who volunteers. Something fitting with the Pagan virtues, but also fitting with the theme of Arthurian knights. I think this scenario can be reworked to be good, maybe even great for the right PK, but it's going to take work on the part of the GM. 1 Quote ROLAND VOLZ Running: nothing | Playing: Battletech Hero, CoC 7th Edition, Blades in the Dark | Planning: D&D 5E Home Game, Operation: Sprechenhaltestelle, HeroQuest 1E Sartarite Campaign D&D is an elf from Tolkien, a barbarian from Howard, and a mage from Vance fighting monsters from Lovecraft in a room that looks like it might have been designed by Wells and Giger. - TiaNadiezja Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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