New adventure in the Download's section

[Kane]

With the gracious assistance of Dirigible, I was finally able to get a new adventure loaded in the Download's section.  The adventure, A Traitor Amongst Us, is a hunt to find a murderer in Baden's Bluff before the Shadow cracks down.  I was trying to create a different type of adventure that forces the player to find a killer in an occupied city.  Enjoy, and let me know what you think.  Before signing off, I'd like to thank Tony and Fred for their help with art, layout, and proofreading.

Kane

[arnon]

Very cool

I'll take a look at it on Sunday I hope, and anyway: Thanks for the adventure.

cheers,
arnon

[dimitri mazieres]

Thank you for the adventure! It looks really professional. I'll come back with more detailed comments once I've read through it.

[findingthepath]

Thanks for the adventure, perfect timing as my group is just starting back in badens bluff

[smeagol]

Kane,

I just love it!! Thank you for your efforts at delivering a high-quality adventure that helps keeping Midnight alive.

Btw, I'm among the people who think that Midnight really lacks a full-size campaign, which would help the setting's popularity. Good stories make good games (at least in my experience). I think you and Dain could make something great...

smeagol

[Kane]

Smeagol,

   Thank you.  I write the adventures for the fun and challenge of it. I'm toying with a new one in a different area of Eredane.  Time is my enemy. I also need Dain to help format and provide maps/art.  As you can see from his posts, he's also exceptionally busy.  I'd like to get his adventure (in French) on the site.

   On a grand campaign Alwyn and I have talked about one but I can't even begin to imagine how much time that would take.  I'm averaging 6 months per adventure.  A campaign arc would take years.

Kane

[Pheros]

If the thought-train was on AtS I'd definitely help participate, write fluff text, etc.  I'm sure others would too.  I'm currently outlining a post-CoS campaign for my players that I might be able to generalize enough if others wanted to help out...

Joe