Some questions about Redhurst

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

The only (I think) Redhurst fan site, the Ram's Head, just shut down recently, before adding any content at all that I could see. So in absence of that, asking this stuff here:

First off, has anyone used this in their campaign? If so, how? Did you use it as the centerpiece -- i.e., adventures took place at school -- or just as part of the larger world?

What world (or worlds) did you use it with?

Did you use the storyline with the traitor who annotates the setting book? If so, who did you decide he was, and what were his stats, etc?

 

[Crothian]

Alas, it has yet to be used as well as it could in my games. Freaking fantastic setting andf book and it is sad to hear the site had to close. OF course it is even sadder to hear that there was a site for it that I didn't know about.

I used it as a site encounter. First the players heard rumors of this place and then started hearing about it being in different places, but when they got there the place had moved on and they were chasing it for a while not even sure if it existed. But othe rplot elemetns came into light and they never really had much good interaction with it.

 

[Ghostwind]

I'm planning on using it along the same vein as the Towers of High Sorcery are used in Daragonlance. I'm starting to pick up some more players that like mage characters, so it should be fun.

 

[Piratecat]

I *love* Redhurst. When I run it I'll want to set adventures at the school itself.