Post by mister frau blucher on Aug 5, 2011 9:05:04 GMT -5
This is cross-posted from the announcement section -
Hey, all,
This is going to be the name of our next adventure. We don't like announcing things before they are about completed, but I'm kinda stoked about this one.
It is going to the highest "level" adventure we have released. It is designed for characters with about 150 xp, or 40 points and 12 skill levels.
It involves adventuring through a primeval jungle in search of a missing sage (Moffitt, who your characters may have interacted with in SOR, TDV, and/or FITS). He was studying ruins in this remote area (the headwaters of the Seddarin River) allegedly belonging to a long-vanished race of beings, but the University of Redpoint has not heard from him or his party in a year. Two rescue expeditions have failed to return, much less send back word.
This is where you come in...
The writing on this one is well along, we hope to begin playtesting in a few weeks. Hopefully it will be out late September/early October.
We hope you will love it! In order to get in the mood, you might want to read Bloodstone by Karl Edward Wagner...
As always, thanks for your continued support!
Bret
Hey, all,
This is going to be the name of our next adventure. We don't like announcing things before they are about completed, but I'm kinda stoked about this one.
It is going to the highest "level" adventure we have released. It is designed for characters with about 150 xp, or 40 points and 12 skill levels.
It involves adventuring through a primeval jungle in search of a missing sage (Moffitt, who your characters may have interacted with in SOR, TDV, and/or FITS). He was studying ruins in this remote area (the headwaters of the Seddarin River) allegedly belonging to a long-vanished race of beings, but the University of Redpoint has not heard from him or his party in a year. Two rescue expeditions have failed to return, much less send back word.
This is where you come in...
The writing on this one is well along, we hope to begin playtesting in a few weeks. Hopefully it will be out late September/early October.
We hope you will love it! In order to get in the mood, you might want to read Bloodstone by Karl Edward Wagner...
As always, thanks for your continued support!
Bret
