Thanks so much.
I'll read this and get back to you soon.
maybe I'll run it too (we are at mission 5 but maybe I could integrate it somewhere).
thanks again.
Oh, no problem at all, sir I just ran the thing and it was a blast. Also, I gave the players a quick introduction on the Children of the Two Divines, since I figured the CMC probably had a short file on them, and I decided to show them the picture of the Grand Seer, Raudi. I hadn't noticed it before, but immediately upon projecting the image full screen (we play over Zoom), it hit me - that NPC is H. R. Giger himself! Very coolThanks so much.
I'll read this and get back to you soon.
maybe I'll run it too (we are at mission 5 but maybe I could integrate it somewhere).
thanks again.
Yeah, I like Gaska. He is clever and funnyMan it's the finding of the year ... and you're right. Sir Raudi is in fact (old) H.G. Giger. I've seen a picture and it's him.
for crying out loud. you're right.
Thanks, mate, but credit where credit is due. The story was @Fragpuss's idea and I just fleshed it out for my use and ramped up the gothic horror element. And you're right, it's a bit more over-the-top, visually, than what the other Frontier War missions presents, and probably more in line with Hear of Darkness, stylistically.Wow, that is an impressive opening scenario! Thank you for sharing @Angelman.
Foreshadows and introduces a whole bunch of Frontier War stuff. You clearly have a thorough grasp of the campaign as outlined in CMOM. I think it is a bit more graphic than the other missions in the book, but it would not be hard to tweak that stuff up or down to match a specific table's desired gore level. Will definitely consider this for the prologue when I get to run the Frontier War and at a minimum will find a use for that cultist covered in black oil with razor blades strapped to his fingers. Such an evocative image and beautiful foreshadowing.
I hope you'll share with us other highlights from your groups' adventures as they continue.