Blackmoor Living World campaign with AFF2 being published!

[Nuvole!]

On this website http://www.chimerae.it/ you can find Blackmoor Living World publications, with AFF2 as ruleset.
On the 1st October you can find the campaign guide http://www.chimerae.it/download/CHBLW0en.zip and the first adventure http://www.chimerae.it/download/CHBLWN1en.zip
The plan is to add a new adventure every month.
The campaign is open to any author willing to propose amateur adventures for Blackmoor Living World.

[Ruffnut]

Epic! Will have to take a look sometime!

[Bifford]

Crickey, someone needs to tell their webmaster we are not in the early 1990's any more......!

[SkinnyOrc]

This looks like an interesting project. I'm not that familiar with Blackmoor as a setting, we did do the DA module series back in the day but from what I remember just ran them in the world we were already using. I'm looking forward to reading how AFF's been tweaked to fit Blackmoor when I get a chance. More adventures are always welcome too and I see this first one has Stuart's name on it so should be a good read.

Crickey, someone needs to tell their webmaster we are not in the early 1990's any more......!

Well the presentation on the PDFs is nice anyway. I stumbled on this website a while back looking for the "Guide to Cynadicea" (a fan expansion to the old B4 module) but sadly the version there was very pretty but only in Italian.

[SkinnyOrc]

This is now up to 7 adventures plus the setting guide! I know Chimerae produces mainly Italian language works, were these translated to English? If so the translations are well done too because it's not obvious. For anyone who hasn't checked these out in the Fan Adventures sub-forum they're worth the effort.

[Nuvole!]

All Blackmoor Living World adventures are published in English and in Italian: http://www.chimerae.it/prodotti.CHBLW.html

[SkinnyOrc]

Sorry, I wasn't clear enough there. I mean are they written in Italian and translated to English, or do you have native English speaking writers on board and do the Italian and English publications in parallel. I ask because translations from one language to another are usually pretty obvious due to the mistakes.

[Nuvole!]

It depends. Some authors are English-speakers, so they get translated in Italian, some other authors are Italian speakers and they get translated in English. Some other author is neither English nor Italian speaker... so it's a double translation.