'Pretty Things': the scenario from the Game Master's Pack.- 'Through the Drakwald': the scenario in the WFRP2 core rulebook.
- 'Rough Night at the Leaping Frog' (AKA the Three Feathers): a classic 1st edition scenario reprinted in Plundered Vaults.
- The Ashes of Middenheim.
- My own lengthy and spurious subplot which I was able to turn to good effect in the end.
Prologue: Getting to Middenheim
- A Rash of Enthusiasm...: the colour of Magic!
- Blogging my WFRP campaign: introducing the party.
- My little Old World: at the gates of Middenheim.
- My little Old World: mission accomplished?
- My little Old World: clearing the cludge: the GM gloats.
Ashes of Middenheim
Grundi Smites Again
- #1 "You're in"- #2 Bitter dregs of Ulric's Fury!
- On the perils of 'splitting the party'?: the GM reflects.
In the Sewers of Middenheim
- We strike a bum note: the GM laments.
- #1 Fury, fear, and flying fur
- #2 Reports, retorts, and last resorts
- Just another day in Middenheim: the party decide upon a fateful journey.
From Middenheim to Delberz
- #1 Distractions then departure
- #2 Fate's dark hand
From Delberz to Altdorf
- #1 Strangers in town- #2 Turning the tables
From Altdorf to Corman's Landing
- #1 Curiouser and Curiouser
- #2 The Plot Thickens
- The GM's confession: again I lament.
The Shrine in the Forest
- #1 Dangerous dreams and buckets of blood
- #2 Undead, dead and living dread
- The GM's reflections
Chaos Without, Corruption Within
- #1 More by luck than judgement?
- #2 Mutants, madness, and more mysteries
The Poisoners' Trail
- #1 Advice and assistance from friends old and new
- #2 Where lurks evil in the hearts of men?
- My little Old World: Conspiracies and Consequences
Swimming with the Sharks
- #1 High poltics and mixed demeanours- #2 Assaults in and on the Sword and Flail
Mounting Tensions and Precipitous Anticlimaxes
- My little Old World: words better forgotten?
- #1 Famous last words...
- #2 Back to the drawing board...
Terror Roams in Front, Treachery Stalks Behind
- #1 A long day hard on Liebnitz's heels
- #2 Long days hard on the party's nerves
Epilogue
The Madness of Father Ranulf
- #1 The madness...
- #2 ... Oh, the madness!
5 comments:
Fascinating and definitely epic stuff!
Oh, you read some? Thanks gnome. It's part of what I hope will be an ongoing project- indexing my roleplaying reports and any other notable series of articles. This one had been waiting to get done for a wee while so I just decided to get it out of the way. ;)
Seriously awesome stuff. I have always loved WFRPG, although admittedly it was more the first version which I ran.
We had a campaign that ran for quite some time when I was at school, with the two main PCs developing quite a life of their own due to, quite frankly, their sheer incompetence! Many a disaster was caused by their desire to rush headfirst into situations without thinking, and exacerbated by the fact that they had very much a love hate relationship. Happy happy days!
It was the RPG I enjoyed most, but I suppose this was partly from being immersed in the world through my WFB gaming and knowledge. Still, the combination of fun and adventure was always great, I do quite miss playing it.
Hello again NVW and thanks for your kind words. I've always preferred WFRP to WFB: it was my introduction to the Old World back in the late 80s; and I still regard it as the heart of this magnificent gaming setting. And you never know, you might get a chance to return to the Old World before you know it (just don't hold your breath!). ;)
You shouldn't be so cruel as to hold out such teasers! Seriously, WFRP allowed you to start as a ratcatcher, how could any game top that...
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