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Rialsa is a kingdom on the coast, blessed with artificers and mechanical engineers who can build the most wondrous things. Powered by imagination and magic, the people of Rialsa are used to seeing the oddest of creations wandering down the Main Street of the capital or meandering along in the countryside. Lately, though, a more... Continue Reading →
Hallowed Hearts is a brooch created by an artificer named Amelia Penn. Amelia created the brooch for her then lover, Giorgio Santander. When Santander left her, she took the brooch back, and the previously next to unkillable rogue took a nosedive into a hail of arrows. Amelia is reputed to have said “good riddance”. Hallowed... Continue Reading →
Tabitha’s Owl of Perception is a mechanical owl, created by a very distracted and somewhat clumsy magician. The owl is made from brass, bronze and copper and the outer feathers of the own are stained with oxidation to the point where the owl is dark and greenish. The eyes of the owl are made by... Continue Reading →
The characters arrive in a small village in the mountains. The village is for some reason full of warriors of different kinds. Everything from barbarians to paladins are camping in or nearby the village. When arriving, the characters are treated to eye rolls and deep sighs by the villagers. “Not another bunch of adventurers...” The... Continue Reading →
Magical item. Sort of. These unassuming beans can be tossed on to any surface (including water, oil, walls and so on) to form a trap for any unsuspecting creature. Hilda van Hoffman was a mage and botanist with a huge interest in magical plants. Her experimentation with the beans came after an unfortunate encounter with... Continue Reading →
This is the third translated adventure in the 20.000 characters project. It's an adventure for the Dragon Age RPG by Green Ronin, based on a story seed in the book Blood in Ferelden. I really like the adaptation of the console game to a table top RPG, usually it's the other way around. But this... Continue Reading →
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