Way too often people forget that easy, unpretentious scenarios also have their place at the gaming tables.Ĭome on, we all started with something easy and basic. Easy to read through, quick to master and being generally in the “for beginners” category. It’s ok, because we need adventures like that. There’s not really any real danger present in this scenario and even total RPG newbies won’t have any problems with solving the main plot, but you know what? It’s ok.
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While it can be played with maximum of 7 characters (!), I would definitely try to keep this one in the lower levels when it comes to PC count.
It teaches a lot of 2e core mechanics as well as having useful references to certain parts of 2e rulebook. It’s short, sweet and heavily on the rails. Look, I won’t lie – it’s practically impossible to run this scenario for longer than your average game session (for me it’s about 3-3,5 hours). It’s up to the unlikely, underpaid bunch of misfits, hired by a aging priest of Taal, to find out the truth, before it’s too late. Is Ilsa guilty? Did she really turned Konrad into a pig? Or maybe there’s something more sinister going on in the small village of Krote? Maybe the beastmen, hiding in nearby woods, have something to do with this whole mess? She is held captive by the town’s mayor, Otto Oppenkrote, who wishes to pass a harsh judgement on her, as to calm Krote’s nervous inhabitants and satiate their bloodlust. “The Pig, the Witch and her Lover” is all about that tasty, tasty pork! In a small village of Krote (province unspecified), a woman named Ilsa Mohr is suspected of vile witchcraft and murder of her lover, Konrad Lankdorf. The cover is friggin’ swett too (taken from the 2e’s “Realms of Sorcery” book). The rest contain ready to play characters, advice for fresh GMs and their players, as well as advertisements. Only 8 of those pages have been dedicated to the actual scenario. The whole booklet (which was damn hard to get, by the way) is only 14 pages long. I love easy scenarios which are perfect for newbie GMs and players alike, and this is exactly a product like that. “The Pig, the Witch and her Lover”, an introductory adventure for the 2nd edition of the game, might be one of my favorite WFRP products ever written. Look what finally managed to arrive to my blog: a review of a certain scenario that I promised for some time now.
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