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This early supplement was a collection of adventures for Ars Magica. | This early supplement was a collection of adventures for Ars Magica. | ||
Contains four adventures: | |||
*Tongue of Vipers | |||
*The Inheritance | |||
*Copse of Skulls | |||
*The Ghoul of St. Lazare | |||
The last one, "Ghoul of St. Lazare", was eventually reprinted in the Fourth Edition book [[Festival of the Damned]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:29, 13 July 2013
Tales of the Dark Ages was an early supplement for Ars Magica published by Atlas Games.
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| Product Information | |
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| Rules Edition: | Revised |
| Abbreviation: | TotDA |
| Product Type: | Scenario |
| Author(s): | James P. Buchanan, Thomas M. Kane, and John Nephew |
| Publisher: | Atlas Games |
| Product Number: | Unknown |
| ISBN: | Unknown |
| Release date: | 1990 |
| Format: | Softcover, Unknown pages |
| Availability: | Out of print |
Subject and Contents
This early supplement was a collection of adventures for Ars Magica.
Contains four adventures:
- Tongue of Vipers
- The Inheritance
- Copse of Skulls
- The Ghoul of St. Lazare
The last one, "Ghoul of St. Lazare", was eventually reprinted in the Fourth Edition book Festival of the Damned.
Community Reviews
Until about 2005, Project: Redcap solicited product reviews through a Web form. Now, we use the Wiki instead. Feel free to add your own review to the following if you have read or played these adventures.
FAQ Rating: *** (6 reviews; 0 *, 1 **, 3 ***, 2 ****)
- Good short stories. First two are especially interesting. For novice Magi and/or players, or as a small diversion for experienced players. May even be used without Magi, just for companions.
- While the adventures need a fair amount of adaptation to bring them into line with ArM4, this is the best collection of short one-off adventures put out for the line. In fact, I would argue that the line could use a few dozen of these.
- Two good adventures, one so-so, one I can't remember.
- Atlas Games' first supplement was one of their best. The quality of the four adventures in this supplement is not totally consistent, but for the most part, they're good.
- Four stories, some with an AD&D feel to them (complete with humanoids in at least one!).
External Links
- Product description at rpg.net