gribble Posted January 10, 2018 Report Posted January 10, 2018 I know there have been at least 2 Wyrd "event" adventures (Nythera and a Stitch in Time) which were later bundled up and released as Penny Dreadfuls. Were there any others? For each of these, how did the separate event adventures differ from the final released versions? Quote
Pikciwok Posted January 10, 2018 Report Posted January 10, 2018 Only two of those, and I doubt that A Stitch in Time has been released. Quote
gribble Posted January 10, 2018 Author Report Posted January 10, 2018 Good to know there have only been 2 so far. The A Stitch in Time Penny Dreadful was released back in... Oct or Nov? Can't recall exactly, and no PDF on DTRPG yet, but it has definitely been released. Quote
Steamtastic Vagabond Posted January 10, 2018 Report Posted January 10, 2018 4 hours ago, Pikciwok said: Only two of those, and I doubt that A Stitch in Time has been released. It’s sitting on my bookshelf right now. 1 Quote
gribble Posted January 10, 2018 Author Report Posted January 10, 2018 43 minutes ago, Steamtastic Vagabond said: It’s sitting on my bookshelf right now. So... ah... any insight into the original question then? Quote
gribble Posted January 10, 2018 Author Report Posted January 10, 2018 And it seems I need to eat my words about it not yet being available on PDF... https://www.wyrd-games.net/news/2018/1/10/a-stitch-in-time-pdf Quote
Pikciwok Posted January 10, 2018 Report Posted January 10, 2018 2 hours ago, Steamtastic Vagabond said: It’s sitting on my bookshelf right now. Huh, when I wrote that post I checked DriveThruRPG and official Wyrd store, and there was no sign of it. Quote
gribble Posted January 10, 2018 Author Report Posted January 10, 2018 So, I found a couple of differences called out on the Malifaux musings blog, specifically: Quote Each of the characters had a personal goal they were trying to accomplish during the session. Sometimes they were simple (kill this many of this type of creature, earn this much scrip, etc.) Other times they were down-right bizarre (convince all the other players to call you by your nickname rather than your real name, oink enough times during a conversation that someone eventually tells you to speak English, etc.) Additionally, the players’ actions would play a role in determining [SPOILER ALERT IN CASE YOU HAVEN’T READ SHIFTING LOYALTIES] who would take over the Guild now that the Governor-General has blown himself up. Players had four candidates to support: a military general, a bean counting union-breaker (unsurprisingly, this one has been consistently the least popular throughout), a smooth politician looking to soften the Guild’s image, and a sorceror associated with Sonnia’s Witch Hunters who honestly reminded me of Rasputin. Quote One of my favorite parts of the Nythera event, unfortunately, isn’t included here, as the pre-gen characters had their own personal goals to complete every chapter when we were playing it live. Some of these were straightforward enough, but many were rather unorthodox like “make someone call you ‘Arizona’ during the game’ or ‘Squeal like a pig at someone until they demand that you speak English.’” This is in addition to the rumour chart described here: Quote The version that the Fatemasters got during the event included a table of rumors that the Fated would hear, tidbits supposed to be thrown in to reveal more about the four different candidates and what they were getting up to. Marlow is very aggressive and impatient, and feels the Witch Hunters are asleep at the wheel. He starts working with Sonnia and the Fated can hear about some of the results of their experiments as parts of the city burn (independent from Act I) and witnesses start asking "did that used to be a person?" before Guardsmen threaten them off. Aisha was pretty boring and it was mostly a mix of her trying to centralize the guild and cut out the reliance on mercenaries and outcasts, and bring in machinery/constructs to replace the reliance upon the M&SU miners. Rowan was aiming to increase weapons and ammunition being made in the city and sent in from Earth and militarize the city against the escalating threats, but she also got some rumors about her being pretty fair and defensive of her men and maybe a half-decent person. Andre just had lots of people talking about how wonderful he was, along with some rumors about how he was supposed to hold a party on an airship but its gone missing. Was there similar content for A Stitch in Time? I don't suppose anyone kept a copy of these character goals and interactions with the GG election by any chance? Would love to see them and integrate them into the published adventures. Quote
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