A vermin-laced thieves guild has recently set up base in the tunnels beneath Yendis & is responsible for the disappearance of the mayor's daughter.
Description:
Yendis is a quaint harbor town known for its honest, hardworking citizens; but of late, dark dealings have been emerging from its underbelly. A strange new element of sly Ratfolk that now teems beneath the city is surely responsible?
“Win or lose, in a rat race you are still a rat.”
[This is a small module from a larger completed 1st-15th level campaign tentatively scheduled for release shortly after Gen Con 2018. This module, modified into a one-shot, will give participants a taste of this expansive new world before its release!]
A vermin-laced thieves guild has recently set up base in the tunnels beneath Yendis & is responsible for the disappearance of the mayor's daughter.
Description:
Yendis is a quaint harbor town known for its honest, hardworking citizens; but of late, dark dealings have been emerging from its underbelly. A strange new element of sly Ratfolk that now teems beneath the city is surely responsible?
“Win or lose, in a rat race you are still a rat.”
[This is a small module from a larger completed 1st-15th level campaign tentatively scheduled for release shortly after Gen Con 2018. This module, modified into a one-shot, will give participants a taste of this expansive new world before its release!]
A vermin-laced thieves guild has recently set up base in the tunnels beneath Yendis & is responsible for the disappearance of the mayor's daughter.
Description:
Yendis is a quaint harbor town known for its honest, hardworking citizens; but of late, dark dealings have been emerging from its underbelly. A strange new element of sly Ratfolk that now teems beneath the city is surely responsible?
“Win or lose, in a rat race you are still a rat.”
[This is a small module from a larger completed 1st-15th level campaign tentatively scheduled for release shortly after Gen Con 2018. This module, modified into a one-shot, will give participants a taste of this expansive new world before its release!]
Occult investigators in the spirit of X Files. After this many years together, you KNOW weird stuff is going to happen. Rules light, role playing emphasized.
Occult investigators in the spirit of X Files. After this many years together, you KNOW weird stuff is going to happen. Rules light, role playing emphasized.
Explore the world of Re in this adventure setting created by Rare Elements Foundry. Use real unique coins to aid you in your quest to rid the world from the Blight.
Description:
In the beginning all was stillness and quiet on the cold ground we have come to know as Ré
Then came the fires and warmth, heralding the creation of the Great Barrier that marks the extent of this realm. Within its circumference, waves washed and the ground swelled to merge patchwork lands made of pieces stolen from Earth’s many eras into a new, bound landscape sealed of from normal space and time.
Here, magically evolved creatures rose from the ground to form a new civilization. One where humans are the minority and not the only creatures capable of intelligent thought. One where adventure means more than just winning the battle, because unexpected results may follow the choices you make.
Especially if you’re holding one of the coins forged in the blazes of the Foundry. For these coins are not just valuable; they’re magic.
Reacting to the Past - The French Revolution - VIG
Summary:
Peter Adkison will run this larp-like event set in the French Revolution. This event features a ruleset developed by Mark C. Carnes, professor history at Barnard College for use in the classroom.
Description:
Rousseau, Burke, and Revolution in France, 1791 plunges students into the intellectual, political, and ideological currents that surged through revolutionary Paris in the summer of 1791. Students are leaders of major factions within the National Assembly (and in the streets outside) as it struggles to create a constitution amidst internal chaos and threats of foreign invasion. Will the king retain power? Will the priests of the Catholic Church obey the “general will” of the National Assembly or the dictates of the pope in Rome? Do traditional institutions and values constitute restraints on freedom and individual dignity or are they its essential bulwarks? In wrestling with these issues, students consult Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Social Contract and Edmund Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France, among other texts.
Each attendee reads something they've written, & our panel of experienced authors provide on-the-spot feedback. It’s a fantastic opportunity to get personal feedback on your work!