Ahh, I see they're wading through the effluence left by my previous characters that explored this location under Chainsaw's watchful eye...

My books were waiting for me when arrived home from a trip this weekend.

They made a splash at Eli's AS&SH game last night - clearly the difference between surviving and my other characters that have died at Eli's hands.  There's power in the player folio!  Put it between yourself and the DM to shield their malevolent intent.

achiriaco wrote:

I will be in Chainsaws AS&SH game at that time. Maybe we can all get together and do something off-grid, although my plate is pretty full.
 

Yeah, I didn't pay close enough attention to when all the other great AS&SH games are running!  

I'll probably cut the convention time slot down to just the meat of the adventure, and leave out the journey, so that PCs have a shot at the end game if they play well.  But perhaps if the stars align (instead of falling) an off-grid can start up at some point earlier in the week that would allow a play through of the entirety over a couple of nights.

And if not, I'm sure I'll be running it online between now and next year's con season.  

I registered another AS&SH game for max-level characters on Saturday morning between 10-4: "Buried Under Black Ice".  A large black diamond-shaped object fell from the heavens while the longbeards began muttering about signs and portents of a war between the stars and the gods.  It crossed the sky over your small freehold before disappearing beyond the mountains guarding the Plain of Leng.  Now the diviners warn that unless you find it first, this mysterious conflict will destroy the freehold you've eked from the wilderness.  
 

I'm in!  

Clearly I don't check my email often enough.

Just looking them over...annnnd its yet another triumph for the Northwind.

Great work gentlemen.  The authors deserve praise..

What does it say when that binding is so sexy you can't focus on the fantastic art?

Is this the one with the creepy villagers of the fishing town?  I think I played it at NTRPG in 2013 with Bill.

Ghul wrote:

EOTB wrote:

Out of curiosity, are the bookmarks inside the shrinkwrapped modules?

That's right, Steve.

 

What an ingenious way to counter after-market shrinkers!  Be honest: the Acaeum put you up to this, didn't they?  

;)

Got mine, too!  And I must say the artist did a fine job of the pictish thief at the bow of the ghost ship on the cover...