The last few generations of people residing in Shadowfield have known only one major calamity—Thibbet Vaum. This human was responsible for no less than two dozen slayings before he was captured by a group of brave men who had simply had enough. Neither adventurers, nor deputized lawmen, this band of individuals one day agreed to track down Vaum and end his bloody spree.
The group eventually caught up with Vaum at an abandoned ranger's homestead on Shadowfield's western frontier. The killer had been offering up his victims' hearts in some kind of gory sacrifice to a nameless deity of evil. Vaum was beaten into submission before being taken in for trial. The next day saw the vile human at the gallows in what turned out to be a solemn gathering of the entire community. It seemed as though no resident had gone untouched by Vaum's heinous deeds. The man used his last breath to curse the attendees and vow that he would somehow return to exact vengeance on those who had captured him.
These men thought little of the threat as the murderer swung by his neck and, indeed, they each lived out happy lives. It is their descendants, however, who might wind up paying for the...
Sin of the Fathers
This Halloween-themed introductory pdf adventure was written with new GMs in mind. Perfect for this spooky holiday, Sin of the Fathers also establishes a base of operations in Shadowfield for a new campaign. Major NPCs of this hamlet are presented with plot hooks to explore once the adventure is run. That is, if the PCs survive the evil their ancestors stopped nine decades before!
Sin of the Fathers is written by Bret Boyd, illustrated by Erik Roman and Rick Hershey, and will retail for $4.95.
When is this available?
Should be available by, or before, Monday!
And we're now live! Ready to start a new campaign? First time GMing? Just want to play something spooky this Halloween? No matter the reason, you can't go wrong with Sin of the Fathers.
Dark Mistress brings us the first Sin review. Thanks!
There's still plenty of time to pick up this adventure which Endzeitgeist calls a "neat introduction to a new campaign." Low on prep time but high on eerie tension, Sin is just what a new party of adventurers needs to kick off their careers.