Bøger af Tim Morgan

An adventure for Ellis: Kingdom in Turmoil The Kingdom of Ellis is in turmoil. Good King Heinrich, who ruled for sixty years, is dead, and his three sons are now willing to go to war to see who will inherit. In the midst of this chaos, the small monastery of St. Ascelin's wants nothing more than to stay out of trouble. To remain a sanctuary of peace and tranquility. To continue worshipping Halek as they always have. To be overlooked by the larger world. St. Ascelin's, however, is a wealthy place, patronized by the old King. Their old abbot has passed on to his eternal reward and a replacement has been chosen. The new abbot would wield all that wealth and power and would be a lord in his own right. The outside world has come to St. Ascelin's. A new abbot, a wayward countess and a mysterious knight have now come to the monastery, only to find it leaderless and in strife. Mysterious strangers stalk the nearby forest. A depressed and ineffective lord is only barely able to maintain order. The player characters are thrown into this tumult where they are charged to make order out of chaos and find the truth hidden by a monastery full of lies in order to discover . . . . . . The Mystery at the Monastery This adventure is for 3-5 players and is compatible with any fantasy roleplaying game.

A Kingdom in Turmoil Good King Heinrich is dead, betrayed by his closest advisor. His three sons, quarrelsome to the end, have vowed that only one of them shall rule. How many thousands will die before a king is chosen? Rumors tell of unrest in the border-lands, and among the recently subjugated Cordovans. Will they sit idly by while civil war rages throughout kingdom? Religious zealots speak of the end times and whip themselves into a frenzy. Heresy is stirring right under the noses of the clergy, while church leaders bicker amongst themselves. This is your character's world and it is crumbling down. What will you do? What will you fight for? What is worth saving and what needs to change? Who can you trust? To what lengths will you go to save a kingdom in turmoil? A Roleplaying Game of Low-Fantasy, High-Roleplaying Detailed character creation will inspire you to build exciting personas full of depth and history. Quick-to-learn skill system makes jumping into a a game fast and hassle-free. Integrated rules help players immerse themselves in their characters and encourage roleplay. A unique combat system that focuses on movement and fast-play. Play out any fight in less than an hour! Detailed information about the world of Ellis, its people and its customs. Saints, fantastic beasts, places and important people are all described. The Ellis: Kingdom in Turmoil book contains everything you need (except for 4 six-sided dice) to spend countless hours roleplaying and having fun.

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