This morning I happened upon six first edition Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay books in a second handbook shop- Warhammer Campaign, which contains the Enemy Within and Shadows over Bogenhafen, The Power Behind the Throne, Warhammer City, Something Rotten in Kislev, Empire in Flames and Castle Drachenfels, which means I now have 5/6s of the whole Enemy Within Campaign. So, what can you tell me about it? Aside from general commentry, I'm interested in how vital Death on the Reik is, if I can skip it, or if it's worth tracking down? I actually think my LGS has or had a second hand copy. Secondly, can you run it with WHFRP 2nd Ed easily or does it require conversion? Any other comments, memories, and the like are welcome. I started it with 2e and all worked just fine (you can adjust some encounters on the fly as needed, and I tend to do it anyway, just to change the challenge according to a pass-fail cycle a la Heroquest).

I didn't use Death on the Reik, but we didn't get too much further into the campaign as my players went off on their other expeditions. --- Post Updated --- And, BTW, color me envious. I've been looking for the books for a decade.I have weird luck with finding WHFRP books. About three years ago, when there was a thread on WHFRP 2nd Ed supplements on this board, everyone was talking about how difficult Night's Dark Masters was to find.

I then walked into a Waterstones (chain bookstore for the Americans) and found -three- copies. (I only got one, though). This morning I happened upon six first edition Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay books in a second handbook shop- Warhammer Campaign, which contains the Enemy Within and Shadows over Bogenhafen, The Power Behind the Throne, Warhammer City, Something Rotten in Kislev, Empire in Flames and Castle Drachenfels, which means I now have 5/6s of the whole Enemy Within Campaign. So, what can you tell me about it?

Aside from general commentry, I'm interested in how vital Death on the Reik is, if I can skip it, or if it's worth tracking down? I actually think my LGS has or had a second hand copy.

Secondly, can you run it with WHFRP 2nd Ed easily or does it require conversion? Any other comments, memories, and the like are welcome.The Enemy Within campaign is a roleplaying classic. However there are some things to bear in mind. Something Rotten in Kislev is ridiculously broken and Empire in Flames is very disappointing as a climax. Outlines Of Chemical Technology Dryden Pdf Free Download. There is a fan made update online called Empire in Chaos which corrects the issues with Empire in Flames.

Oh and Death in the Reik is essential to TEW campaign - it gets the players from Bogenhafen to Middenheim. Converting TEW campaign from V1 to V2 is also fairly straight forward - in fact I think someone has already done a conversion and posted the salient info online (Liber Fanatica I think is the website). As for Warhammer City and Castle Drachenfels. WC is just a city book for Middenheim (albeit an excellent city book).

CD isn't part of the TEW campaign and is rather disappointing tie-in supplement for one of the early Warhammer Fantasy novels 'Drachenfels' (which is fantastic btw). I played it years ago, had tons of fun. We did use 1e, though, but the rules haven't changed all that much, I guess. I found the finale disappointing indeed (took us all of 1!

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Turn to win the final fight), though that may have had to do with our GM throwing in a bit of fun in Bretonnia between Death and Something Rotten, which left us a couple XP richer than intended. Kislev was fun, though. All the uber stuff gave us back a lot of perspective - meaning frog perspective - that we had lost actually winning on occasion.

I played through the campaign in 2e a few years ago, we played everything before 'Something Rotten in Kislev', but then went to a scenario the GM had written herself in Norsca instead of the Kislev part, and then played Empire in Chaos instead of Empire in Flames, IIRC. It worked fine. EDIT: Though be warned: you really need to convert the currency, since the 1e monetary system was rather different from the 2e one.Aha! See, that's the sort of thing I need to know if I'm to run this thing. Any other little things that might be issues? Adobe After Effects Cs4 Text Presets Free Download more. How about the Magic system?

I know it's very different in 2e, will that be an issue? You might want to poke around the Strike-to-Stun forums - there's a bunch of old players who know their way round TEW there. Try, in particular. And might also be useful.

Fan-made stat conversions for the campaign can be found. (Note that the magic system in 1e was very different from 2e.) The fanmade last part of TEW (called 'Empire at War', not 'in Chaos') is available at (direct link to pdf, with 2e stats from the guy behind the Winds of Chaos site). In complete contrast to the official ending, it's much more low- and dirty in tone (lots of politics and intrigue, rather than an epic quest). EDIT: And I'll add my voice to those saying Death on the Reik is essential - it's a great sandbox, and for many people the best part. It's good that you picked up Warhammer City as well.

Although not strictly part of the campaign, it really helps flesh out Power Behind the Throne, my personal favourite part of TEW. Last edited by Rangdo; at 01:42 PM.

You might want to poke around the Strike-to-Stun forums - there's a bunch of old players who know their way round TEW there. Try, in particular. And might also be useful. Fan-made stat conversions for the campaign can be found. (Note that the magic system in 1e was very different from 2e.) The fanmade last part of TEW (called 'Empire at War', not 'in Chaos') is available at (direct link to pdf, with 2e stats from the guy behind the Winds of Chaos site). In complete contrast to the official ending, it's much more low- and dirty in tone (lots of politics and intrigue, rather than an epic quest).

EDIT: And I'll add my voice to those saying Death on the Reik is essential - it's a great sandbox, and for many people the best part. It's good that you picked up Warhammer City as well. Although not strictly part of the campaign, it really helps flesh out Power Behind the Throne, my personal favourite part of TEW.Right, so Death on the Reik is essential- well, it won't be that hard to find. I mean they reprinted it about five times.