They are definitely different adventures that share the same name and happen to be set in Nuln (hence Emmanuelle von Liebewitz appearing in both). Maybe Graeme Davis was inspired by the earlier adventure for RNaHD, but he was adamant that 'A Night at the Opera' was a new adventure. Sounds like it's ...

Having the whole group there always makes a nice change.

I've spent the last few weeks reading your blog after meaning to get round to it for a while, and finally got caught up yesterday. Really enjoying the session reports, and I like your version of the Warhammer world a lot. Sounds like you're all having a lot of fun with the campaign!

Always happy to help a fellow WFRP3-er!

Hi, Unfortunately FFG never released tables for the later books. IMO they should have released the Guides as the last products once they knew they were done with the line, so they could be complete (or at least done a "part 2" for each). But I totally understand why they rushed them out earlier give...

Problem with dates is that you’re supposed to be able to slot other adventures as you like. There’s not much point having a start date as it’ll be different for every campaign. If you're slotting in other adventures (even if that's recommended in the books), you're already not running the campaign ...

FasterThanJesus wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 30, 2019 5:34 am

I think I'll join you and add my voice.

The more the merrier! And who knows, they might actually listen...

Ok, that form isn't perfect for omissions (as opposed to typos or errors), but I have submitted a suggestion for a start date to be provided in the "Starting the Adventure" paragraph on page 11. That seemed like the most sensible place for it.

As usual I have probably overthought things, which is why it's good to get other people opinions.

Glad to see I'm not the only one bothered by the lack of start date, even if it is a minor detail. If I'm feeling generous I assume it's to allow groups to slot the start of EiS onto their existing campaign without being beholden to a certain date. But then it's clear from other parts that certain e...

Fair enough. I guess to me a temple is somewhere people go to worship (rather than just pray or make offerings), which in my mind involves a priest. On reflection I suppose that's not necessarily the case. But I do wonder what activities actually happen at the Bögenhafen temple and what they involve...

It seems crazy to me that there would be a temple with no permanent priest assigned to it, but maybe that's an odd quirk of the Cult of Bögenauer.

Toby Pilling wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 23, 2019 7:31 am

Can true creatures of chaos be re-animated, such as chaos warriors or beastmen?

Yes, for Chaos Warriors at least. The most famous example being Krell, some-time ally of Heinrich Kemmler:
https://whfb.lexicanum.com/wiki/Krell

Not sure about beastmen.

No problem, happy to help!

- Blackadder II - Blackadder the Third I don't think I can add anything that hasn't already been mentioned. But since I have a soft spot for The Blackadder (season 1) I feel honour-bound to point out that it has the most WFRP-esque episode of the whole series: "The Witchsmeller Pursuivant"! In fact...

Bleh, I always go to Lexicanum when I need quick info, but didn't even think to check/recommend it this time. It's been a long week!

I don't think there has ever been a full description of Elven religion given in an official source. The Tome of Salvation has a couple of pages, including a list of the gods worshipped by both High Elves and Wood Elves. Otherwise, it's just scattered references here and there. The various WFB High E...

skerrigan wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 09, 2019 4:19 pm

... the WFRP captain and his crew have just been thrown into a lifeboat.

Let's be fair now, we don't know whether they were thrown into a lifeboat or chose to get into it.

The spoiler-free version is that there has been a coup in Ubersreik, some details of which will apparently be revealed in TEW. I think if you play the Ubersreik adventures you will know enough about the situation to GM TEW, and likewise your friend probably won't know too much (if anything) that he ...

Sounds like a great plan to me. I've been intending to read some of these adventures, so that gives me an excuse to actually do it.