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A cabal of evil bards rules one city. They move through the populace using Disguise spells, and control people using Charm, Suggestion and similar. Any of them can easily stir a ravening mob against outsiders. The bards themselves, seven of them in all, are devotees of a powerful...

Full disclosure: Rob aka @TheSword is a great friend and gaming buddy of many years. I have had the pleasure of GM-ing for a group including Rob, and he's a joy as a player, but this thread is about Rob as a GM. He is truly awesome; Rob creates vivid and engaging campaigns, including well-run...

I'll try again......

Guess I'll join the selfie clan....ageing rugby player, wearing his avatar image's shirt;

Great movie of course, but it could have included scenes in the London areas of Barking and the Isle of Dogs!

Fair point to warn, though I'm an actual Londoner and I was fine with it as a D&D adventure. I do remember the city of Pitts Burke (or similar spelling) in the old Gamma Word setting as quite amusing, especially as my wife is a Steelers fan.

London is always calling!

Having had the pleasure of playing in Rob's awesome Enemy Within campaign, I would wholeheartedly recommend anyone who wants a great WFRP experience to join this game. @TheSword is a superb GM, as well as a lovely person.

I remember the display case too! The Shepherd's Bush Road "shop" was in a back garden, before they opened the Dalling Road actual shop in Hammersmith. In those days, my best life was school rugby in the morning, into London to Games Workshop or Minifigs-Skytrex near Victoria (Gillingham Street...

Just my tuppence worth; this product is by @Steampunkette so is guaranteed to be awesome!

Started with D&D back in the late 1970s, whilst still at school, and after a few months tried Chivalry & Sorcery, Runequest, Bifrost and Gamma World. Still playing D&D though.

Great list; thanks for sharing. Personally, I rank Tharizdun, Tsojcanth, ToH and Dwellers in the Forbidden City close to the top. I'm also a big fan of Steading of the Hill Giant Chief.

I remember a couple of rugby tours in Wales; wow, they were brutal affairs!!