Hello Fellow GMs!

Since before getting Signs of Faith i've started to think about a possible scratch-build nurgle mini-campaign (at least 3-4 scenarios)...until now i've found

• Holdenaller's contract (rulebook, 1ed): very introductory and "dungeon crawly"
• Sing for ur supper (plundered vaults, 2ed): very good plot and characters, also good for introduction to nurgle and to a new party
• Orror in Hugendal (SoF, 3ed): story quite dull, but very hard adversary and i like much the "carnival of chaos" appereance.

Anyone know of the existance of others nurgle/disease themed adventures/scenarios? How would u link them as an overarching short-story??

Any advice will be greatly appreciated coz i'm running out off ideas lately... and i have to sort something out quickly now that TGS is coming to its end!!!

Sing for your Supper is a very good scenario, very warhammery IMO.

Emirikol has made a 3ed adventure called The Lone Wolf. I believe you can find it here: http://gallery.rptools.net/v/contrib/emirikol7/?g2_page=2

There is also some pretty neat Nurgle stuff in The Thousand Thrones campaign. Check out Chapter V - The Metamorphosis of Villa Hahn.

You might want to play a little scenario called "Wolfship." Make sure your players have back-up characters...

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jh

eheheh...yeah they seems quite tough!!

surprisingly they seems boths similar, being a descent into a filthy charnel-house! maybe this is suited as an epilogue

I still prefer the nurgle house, since i dont plan to send my PC by the sea, and also i've really liked the idea of the "insect" wearing the body of Lucius...i definetly have to come up whit something about this "thick-deamon"....

U'r right d6...sing for ur supper is PERFECT...have everything warramerish into...aaah, if only all the 3ed adventures material would have this feeling too!!!! i miss all that cultist chasing from the first!!!

Ghiacciolo said:

My group played that chapter of TTT last time and they found Lucius rather unnerving with his twitching, spasms and the way he fights with the creature when communicating with the players. They ended up killing the bug on his back and Lucius was alive but could do nothing but stare at him. He couldn't speak or move but was clearly alive. They put his poor soul to rest. It's a great chapter for some nurgle evilness.