This scenario ideally takes place on the road between Hergig and Talabheim, but with a little effort can take place on any major roadway in the Empire. An investigative scenario that should be easy to run within a typical gaming session. Includes some great GM and player aids.

Our 2005 Scenario Competition Winner.

A quick scenario that's ideal to throw at any party travelling on or by a river. Includes some unusual social interaction sure to please the hardcore character actors in your gaming group.

2005 Scenario Competition Runner Up.

One of the firm fan favourites in our first scenario competition this adventure includes a number of optional episodes, allowing combat-happy groups to undertake a bit of dungeon bashing, whilst there are myriad opportunities for parties to indulge in social interaction too.

2005 Scenario Competition Runner Up.

Another great scenario with lots of options for GMs who want to add more detail to the plot, or who need to speed things up a bit. Includes some very fine maps of key locations.

2005 Scenario Competition Runner Up.

Party twiddling their thumbs in one of the Old World's many towns or cities? Maybe they'd like to pass the time watching some illegal bare-knuckle fighting? What could possibly go wrong, eh?

The use of a Survivor soundtrack is recommended, but not mandatory.

Great scenario that's possible to run in a flash for GMs in a hurry. The PCs are given a straightforward, if dangerous mission. However, the detailed NPCs provide ample opportunities for GMs who want to complicate matters even further.

Set in the town of Eisental, Ostermark - but suitable for a similar settlement anywhere in the north or east of the Empire. An investigative scenario for relatively inexperienced parties. With the town's garrison depleted due to the Storm of Chaos some guilty secrets may be revealed...

Set in Dunkelbild, a village between Middenheim and Altdorf, this scenario is ideal to run between the first two episodes of the Paths of the Damned campaign. A fair mix of both investigation and combat that would suit a party of PCs into their second careers.

Yarr!!! Can your PCs uncover the mystery of Valamir the Crimson? Great mix of exploration, investigation and dangerous encounters.

With some well written historical information and detailed NPCs this is another scenario for parties who like to delve into the stories behind the characters they meet. There are a number of different situations which require more than a sword to solve.

Nice to see some tusked megafauna of the northern Old World make an appearance too.

An adventure of greed and revenge by one of the brave souls responsible for writing Children of the Horned Rat. A member of the party is invited to go to the village of Pfeffering to receive an inheritance.

A group of marauding goblins lead the party on a merry chase. Could form the basis of an extensive adventure and has a number of interesting cameo NPCs.

An abduction leads the party into a threatening locale. An interesting expansion on some of the rough ideas that can be found in a WFB army book.

A trip upriver on the innovative riverboat "The Altdorf Queen" might seem like an appealing option for a group of road-weary PCs. A good scenario to spring on a travelling party with liberal doses of both combat and social interaction.

Continuing the nautical theme, this is a scenario for those who don't mind taking their party way off course and into plenty of danger.

Another scenario which is perfect to throw at a group of PCs who like to mess about in boats. The plot is a non-linear race against time with lots of puzzle solving.

In which the players attend the "Turning of the Rose Festival", and are asked to solve the mystery of a burning man...

A scenario for parties who enjoy some combat, or a lot of running away. Set in the town of Todesburg, but easily adapted to any town that the PCs might arrive at during their travels.

A short adventure set in Hoffsburgh, which can be situated in any of the foothills. A somewhat challenging scenario suited to a group of 4-6 PCs.

A investigative scenario for 4-6 first career characters, who have to dig through the seedy underbelly of Nordfels in an attempt to bring some law and order to the town.

The PCs are petitioned to help the recipient of some rough justice in this scenario, and end up with an unusual ally.

An overnight stay at an Inn proves to be a bad move. A very dangerous scenario that may well result in a number of PC fatalities - recommended for convention or introductory gaming, but may prove an apt challenge for a particularly experienced or canny party.

Set in the wake of the Storm of Chaos (but adaptable to fit in with the aftermath of any conflict). Suitable for those who like a mix of narrative, social interaction and combat.