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Peldor Blackmoor game stories - aldarron - 05-12-2021
I stumbled on this accidentally and thought I should share:
Peldor is an old Greyhawk oriented campaign website and the fellow who runs it writes up fictional accounts of the adventure sessions.
Glancing through the materials I happened to notice that he had a whole string of adventure stories set in Blackmoor, starting with this one:
http://www.peldor.com/chapters.php?091
The Blackmoor stories run from episode 91 to 100, involve a seedy baron named Albert, a lone tower and fields of undead, a town called Ren in the southwest, and a castle with an unnamed vampire lord. Baron Albert features again in a few episodes starting with number 622. There may be others I haven't come across yet.
Re: Peldor Blackmoor game stories - Havard - 05-14-2021
Aldarron Wrote:I stumbled on this accidentally and thought I should share:
Peldor is an old Greyhawk oriented campaign website and the fellow who runs it writes up fictional accounts of the adventure sessions.
Glancing through the materials I happened to notice that he had a whole string of adventure stories set in Blackmoor, starting with this one:
http://www.peldor.com/chapters.php?091
The Blackmoor stories run from episode 91 to 100, involve a seedy baron named Albert, a lone tower and fields of undead, a town called Ren in the southwest, and a castle with an unnamed vampire lord. Baron Albert features again in a few episodes starting with number 622. There may be others I haven't come across yet.
Very nice!
I am interested in all iterations of Blackmoor. Will have to check it out
Re: Peldor Blackmoor game stories - aldarron - 05-14-2021
The stories are fairly short and a fun read - very D&D. Apparently though they are not all "real" adventures but more fiction based on an old campaign. His take on Blackmoor had a neat feel to it - cool stuff.