06-30-2014, 06:56 AM
Charlie asked the following question in this thread.
With the renewed interest in Adventures in Fantasy and setting up a separate subforum for that game, I have gotten more interested in the setting elements in this game.
The default setting presented is Bleakwood, which is also described in the First Fantasy Campaign as a region near Bramwald. In my Thonia project, I have Bleakwood as one of the Thonian Provinces.
Adventures in Fantasy is clearly a dive into the minds of Dave Arneson and Richard Snider. Richard Snider's involvement in the original campaign was so extensive that Dave gave him an entire section in the FFC as well. Could AiF then be mined for Blackmoor Setting material?
-Havard
Semi-Retired Gamer Wrote:I wonder if the "World of Fantasy" would have been Blackmoor in disguise because the example campaign setup in the AiF core rules has the "Shrine of St. Cuth" instead of Cuthbert iirc. Without taking the time for a quick look I don't know if there were other similarities.
With the renewed interest in Adventures in Fantasy and setting up a separate subforum for that game, I have gotten more interested in the setting elements in this game.
The default setting presented is Bleakwood, which is also described in the First Fantasy Campaign as a region near Bramwald. In my Thonia project, I have Bleakwood as one of the Thonian Provinces.
Adventures in Fantasy is clearly a dive into the minds of Dave Arneson and Richard Snider. Richard Snider's involvement in the original campaign was so extensive that Dave gave him an entire section in the FFC as well. Could AiF then be mined for Blackmoor Setting material?
-Havard
Currently Running: The Blackmoor Vales Saga
Currently Playing: Daniel S. Debelfry in the Throne of Star's Campaign
Currently Playing: Daniel S. Debelfry in the Throne of Star's Campaign