Northern Crown

[qstor]

There was a few threads on this game before the boards went down so I figured I'd start one up again

Doug, when are we going to see something new for NC?

Anyone running a campaign in NC? I had a few ideas but haven't gotten one off the ground yet. I found a story in the newspaper about a French ship lost in the Great Lakes and was developing an adventure based around that and I was modifying an adventure from Dungeon set in a swamp for NC and setting it in Spanish Florida involving the Creek indians, lizardmen and an undead spellcaster as the main bad guy.

Mike

 

[Committed Hero]

Anyone running a campaign in NC?

Yes, in Raleigh, to be specific.




What?

 

[mcrow]

I'm not running NC, but there is a weekly game going @ the Source in Falcon Heights, MN.

I see them there sometimes on sundays when I'm there.

 

[dougmander]

I'm writing as fast as I can!

Seriously, the second issue of Franklyn's Almanack (the NC support PDF zine from Adamant Entertainment) is coming out any day now. I turned it in to Gareth a couple of weeks ago. It contains an article on Le Dragon Rouge by Brian Gute and a full-length adventure by me called The Onondaga Mission. This event-based adventure is for 4th-6th level characters and centers around a Huron attack against the Five Nations capital.

I continue to work on Spectral Boston, the supernatural horror setting-within-a-setting for Northern Crown. It will be quite grim and spooky, as befits the witches-versus-Puritans theme. It's structured around a mega-adventure that takes a group of PCs from about 4th to 14th level, so you can play the book as a campaign or simply use it as reference for your own adventures.

 

[jcfiala]

I continue to work on Spectral Boston, the supernatural horror setting-within-a-setting for Northern Crown. It will be quite grim and spooky, as befits the witches-versus-Puritans theme. It's structured around a mega-adventure that takes a group of PCs from about 4th to 14th level, so you can play the book as a campaign or simply use it as reference for your own adventures.

I'm not sure how into Northern Crown I am, but that sounds really tempting. I look forward to having a look at it!

 

[Piratecat]

I continue to work on Spectral Boston, the supernatural horror setting-within-a-setting for Northern Crown. It will be quite grim and spooky, as befits the witches-versus-Puritans theme. It's structured around a mega-adventure that takes a group of PCs from about 4th to 14th level, so you can play the book as a campaign or simply use it as reference for your own adventures.

The noise you hear is me uttering a happy, happy sigh.

 

[qstor]

The noise you hear is me uttering a happy, happy sigh.

Anyone someone can run a Northern Crown adventure at GenCon 2007 as a schedule game or ENworld pickup


Mike

 

[Qualidar]

I continue to work on Spectral Boston, the supernatural horror setting-within-a-setting for Northern Crown. It will be quite grim and spooky, as befits the witches-versus-Puritans theme. It's structured around a mega-adventure that takes a group of PCs from about 4th to 14th level, so you can play the book as a campaign or simply use it as reference for your own adventures.

I am so all over that.

~Qualidar~

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Seriously, the second issue of Franklyn's Almanack (the NC support PDF zine from Adamant Entertainment) is coming out any day now.

Never heard of Franklyn's Almanack! Gotta go lookin'!

Spectral Boston

And I'll keep my eyes open for that as well!

 

[qstor]

The second issue of Franklyn's Almanack is out now. Looks good I got it last week. I'm looking forward to the next issue!

Mike