11-13-2012, 09:37 PM
Hi all,
So, as most of you might know, my own gaming endeavors have so far lead me far from Blackmoor, and it's likely going to stay that way for a while.
But before I got serious about Mordred, I pondered running a game set in the Evensong era (Northern Calender 1040 and onwards) for quite a long time.
(And I will probably still do it, on some distant day.)
Now, the one gaming book (series) that I specifically suggested my players to get in order to develop a feel for how the setting would be like within an advanced timeline
was FFG's Dawnforge. That was in part because of my personal preference, but also because I think that the setting sort of fits for Blackmoor.
(In fact, I have said that, if I had to run a published adventure for Blackmoor, it would probably be Dawnforge's Path of Legend.)
What books would you guys suggest for somebody who wants to develop Blackmoor's future, after the time of Uther?
Yours,
Rafe
So, as most of you might know, my own gaming endeavors have so far lead me far from Blackmoor, and it's likely going to stay that way for a while.
But before I got serious about Mordred, I pondered running a game set in the Evensong era (Northern Calender 1040 and onwards) for quite a long time.
(And I will probably still do it, on some distant day.)
Now, the one gaming book (series) that I specifically suggested my players to get in order to develop a feel for how the setting would be like within an advanced timeline
was FFG's Dawnforge. That was in part because of my personal preference, but also because I think that the setting sort of fits for Blackmoor.
(In fact, I have said that, if I had to run a published adventure for Blackmoor, it would probably be Dawnforge's Path of Legend.)
What books would you guys suggest for somebody who wants to develop Blackmoor's future, after the time of Uther?
Yours,
Rafe