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Ron Lundeen mentioned that there is quite a bit of intrigue in this AP – though maybe he was specifically referring to volume one, Zombie Feast.
Can any of the developers or authors give us a bit more than that? Are parts of this super heavy roleplay with guile and innuendo and Skill Check gambits with very little combat? Does it have the ROLEplay vibe that large chunks of CotCT and WftC have? Is it so much more urban adventure and NPC development than classic dungeon crawl and wilderness adventure?
If your out there Ron Lundeen, or Mike Kimmel for vol. 1....
….If so, I am WAAAAY more ‘All In.’ A heavy intrigue/ roleplay/ guile/ urban setting AP – all in the backdrop of an Undead kingdom – is really awesome.
I mean, the product pages seem to imply that you’ll become Blood Lords, part of the ruling council of Geb, and the first book says it’ll have a backmatter on the Great Factions you’ll need to leverage to get there. This is probably coming at things from a different angle than War for the Crown, but I think this AP will scratch the itch of what you’re asking for.
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Seems like we will get a whole lot of everything in this AP, everything but the proverbial witch's cauldron, but even then you never know, LOL
GREATLY looking forward to this as something quite different (new and fresh) than STR of 1000's and Tusk AP. Which are quite good in their own right, but very different themes and play styles.
So nice to really get diversified AP's needless to say, Ha Ha Ha
Tom