WolfDayDream Posted June 22, 2016 Report Share Posted June 22, 2016 Well I don't own (couldn't afford it at Origins) Fatemaster's Almanac but I bought Rottenburg and Fated Almanac. Can I still effectively run an entire campaign? Also tips to stat a marionette? After (god willing) I finish Rottenburg I wanna do a dark mystery with Collodi as the main antagonist as the Fated explore a cult of puppeteers and marionettes. (While Collodi strikes me as an exclusive kinda guy and not one to have human minions he could possibly have a cult of nutsos.) So how would I deal with an actual Master being an an antagonist? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Druso Posted June 22, 2016 Report Share Posted June 22, 2016 With the Fated Almanac you can already run a game as Fatemaster thanks to Penny Dreadfuls, One-Shots and so, so If you have Rottenburg you won´t need anything more. On the other hand, Fatemaster Almanac is a nice tool to have if you want to run a campaign, because it adds a lot of fluff and ideas and a great bestiary. Even more, in his pages you will see the Marionettes and Wicked Dolls stats. I think that a Master as the main antagonist of an adventure is nice. The Fated doesn´t need to fight against it until the end of the adventure although you can put some combats with him in the middle. A copycat group of puppeters...who enjoy on the depraved acts of kidnapping kids and turning them into his master...to obtain new puppets! I head about a few kids dissapering in the Northern Hills, and the Slums of Malifaux is a nice place to look for problems....and who cares about the people on the Slums? The Guild deffinetly no. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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