Eye of Kilquato fills three useful niches for me:
It's for Fantasy Grounds II, my favorite Virtual Table Top (and which is due an updated review at some point, as the current review is getting a bit dated)
It's for the Savage Worlds RPG system, which I had a blast when I had the chance to play with the guys from White Haired Man playtesting via, you guessed it, Fantasy Grounds II.
It free. Damn, how can you beat that?
From the blurb:
A free simple adventure from Pinnacle Entertainment Games converted for play within the Fantasy Grounds virtual tabletop. It is perfect for inclusion in your existing Savage Worlds Pulp campaign or as a one-shot!
Danger awaits around every corner as the players venture to South America to search for the fabled "Eye of Kilquato." A mix of adventure and mystery, set in a 1939 backdrop, awaits the players.
This adventure showcases what a simple adventure looks like within Fantasy Grounds. The Savage Worlds ruleset is flexible enough to support a wide range of genres and provides as much or as little automation as you want. After playing a few sessions online with old gamer pals or newly made friends from the over 22,000 FG community members, you'll wonder how you ever played around a boring kitchen table.
Requires: A Fantasy Grounds full or ultimate license, the Savage Worlds v3 Ruleset
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So this one was a bit of a surprise for me this week. I honestly kinda
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I should take a look at this to see how other people organize Fantasy Grounds adventures.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, the Well Met in Kith'takharos adventure from White Haired Man is now bundled with Fantasy Grounds for free, in both OGL and Savage Worlds formats.