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EPISODE 77:
Leaving The Nest
By: Brian Gray
Quote:The burdens of the City of Blackmoor were eased by prior-adventurers, or were they? New adventurers answer the call to investigate a rash of terrible crimes on the home front. Getting in deep, they find something very strange lurking under the city. A Dave Arneson's Blackmoor adventure for heroes levels 1-3.
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How about that yellow highlights in the text? Are they coming from the originals?
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I noticed that as well....
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I believe it is an editor's copy, but it is the only version I have available. I assume they would have had a finalized version that was distributed at conventions. At this point we are well beyond the adventures that used to be available at the ZGG website.
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I find it nice that episode 77 is fundamentally and introductory episode for first level characters, after four years of campaign
I'm pretty sure I will use it in my campaign, next round a group of new players will join.
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Yaztromo Wrote:I find it nice that episode 77 is fundamentally and introductory episode for first level characters, after four years of campaign
I'm pretty sure I will use it in my campaign, next round a group of new players will join.
Glad you think you can find some use for it!
I am sure they wanted to find ways to introduce new players to the campaign without having to go back to the old intro adventures?
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I agree. Glad they did it, so we have more ways to introduce new players (and characters) to Blackmoor, without necessarily going through te Comeback Inn.
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Yaztromo Wrote:without necessarily going through te Comeback Inn.
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The Comeback Inn (the estabilishment, not this website) is a great starting point for introducing Blackmoor (in fact it is in Episode 1 of the MMRPG and in DA1), but if you have several waves of players joining a game, you can't run Episode 1 or DA1 every single time, telling them that they are having a very rare experience
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Yeah I was just joking thinking you meant those website. :lol:
But you make an excellent point. It's great having several low level options to enter the MMRPG .
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