Anyone in the loop on these things: with Dusk being an event of only a week or so, how long is there for downtime between it and the next installment? Need to plan Seattle based events for my upcoming campaign to thread into it, and I want to keep the arc as intact as written if possible.

No work from on high?

I'm not looking for a product release date, just a rough estimate on how long, in-world, would fall between the adventures.

Each of the adventures can ideally be stand-alone, so there should be room for you to do things in between them.

I mean, it's your game. We're not going to dictate your schedule or anything.

I'm also very positive the whole series of adventures will be complete in less time than the Doomstones campaign.

Knowing they can be played as standalone adventures helps quite a bit. Allows me to weave them into a plot I already had planned and keep it a bit more veiled. Now I just need to get off my ass and start writing out the details I need, so the guys don't just see me pulling out a book later on and clue in it's linked.

Doomstones? I do believe my ignorance is showing.

Doomstones for WFRP, it took around a decade for the last part of the campaign to be published.

Sorry, sorry, trying to sell house and coordinate a move to Alaska. I'll answer questions a lot faster if you come over and paint my house.


Each of the 4 adventures are scheduled "In-Game" time to occur about 2 - 4 weeks apart. But, each one is stand alone, as Bobby said, and can clearly and easily be set closer or further apart (with *very minor* tweaking by the GM, like changing the dates on the player handouts).

And now, back to painting trim...