A scenario for a party in the classic format (one of the members must be a wizard in order to make the scenario work but characters who can fight or steal will get plenty of roleplaying opportunities too). The PCs are contacted by an old mentor of one of the heroes, trouble is brewing in Altdorf, and the Chancellor could use some help from people he trusts.

A scenario set in the city of Mordheim shortly after its devastation in 2000 IC. The characters have to navigate the newly-ruined city having lost their wits due to their recent traumas. A good scenario to introduce newcomers to WFRP.

Bloodmaw's Marauders is a one round tournament adventure designed for six orc PCs. The players must recover the missing banner and return it back to Bloodmaw. The PCs have two days to find the banner, and if they fail, face certain death. The adventure is set in the Drakwald Forest near the southern edge of the Schadensumpf.

Synopsis: The PCs are asked to find a missing understudy by a touring prima donna, and stumble across a nefarious plot.
Setting: Middenheim.
Game Time: From the afternoon of one day to the evening of the next.
Real Time: Two sessions.
Party Restrictions: None, modify combat opposition to suit abilities.
Consequences: Many innocent (and influential) lives hang in the balance, not only the missing singer.
Tone: Contrasting the bright world of the stage with investigation of the city's darkest corners.

The characters arrive at the remote village of Hafzig in Southern Middenland where all is not well. Their arrival coincides with an insidious plot by the foul Skaven to unleash another plague upon the people of the Empire once more. Together they must track down a healer, crack a code and deal with a duplicitous Bretonnian.

This is a short adventure best suited for characters in their first or second careers. The structure of the scenario is loose, dictated more by character actions than events. The adventure is set in a small town near Nuln, but with minor modifications any town in the Empire could be used.