02-24-2011, 03:01 PM
5 of 5 smashed Afridhi skulls.
Notable for being the only resource officially published for Greyhawk's Blackmoor,
and designed as a supplement to WotC's Frostburn, this is an excellent outline for an adventure in a Blackmoor-ish environment.
Granted, the use for Dave Arneson's Blackmoor is very limited, but it's a fine adventure that gives the setting we've known
from Greyhawk a concrete frame, and more importantly: Like most of Paizo's Dungeon adventures, it's highly playable!
In order to keep this short and spoiler-free, it's a very, very good adventure for beginners or early middle-level characters,
and I highly recommend it to anyone who ponders starting a BM campaign, regardless of the setting you ultimately choose:
If you can find this gem, that is.
Notable for being the only resource officially published for Greyhawk's Blackmoor,
and designed as a supplement to WotC's Frostburn, this is an excellent outline for an adventure in a Blackmoor-ish environment.
Granted, the use for Dave Arneson's Blackmoor is very limited, but it's a fine adventure that gives the setting we've known
from Greyhawk a concrete frame, and more importantly: Like most of Paizo's Dungeon adventures, it's highly playable!
In order to keep this short and spoiler-free, it's a very, very good adventure for beginners or early middle-level characters,
and I highly recommend it to anyone who ponders starting a BM campaign, regardless of the setting you ultimately choose:
If you can find this gem, that is.