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The settlement of Umbraforge is directly lifted from the WotC published adventure "The Shadow Rift of Umbraforge" by Scott Fitzgerald Gay. Th eIllustrartions are by Dall Allsop, Ryan Barger, Nicole Cardiff, Saejin Oh and Chris Stevens. The Map is by Mike Schley. Hence all the images are | The settlement of Umbraforge is directly lifted from the WotC published adventure "The Shadow Rift of Umbraforge" by Scott Fitzgerald Gay. Th eIllustrartions are by Dall Allsop, Ryan Barger, Nicole Cardiff, Saejin Oh and Chris Stevens. The Map is by Mike Schley. Hence all the images are ©2008-2020 WotC. | ||
The adventure itself is designed for 4e and is probably the least interesting part of the work from which this version of Umbraforge is derived as it basically ignores the wonder of the setting for a rather dull set of fights through the keep. I would not recommend it except for the glorious, evocative artwork. | The adventure itself is designed for 4e and is probably the least interesting part of the work from which this version of Umbraforge is derived as it basically ignores the wonder of the setting for a rather dull set of fights through the keep. I would not recommend it except for the glorious, evocative artwork. | ||
Revision as of 08:20, 30 May 2020
Location
Population
Description
Defences
Inns and Taverns
Notable Places
Notable People
Acknowledgements
The settlement of Umbraforge is directly lifted from the WotC published adventure "The Shadow Rift of Umbraforge" by Scott Fitzgerald Gay. Th eIllustrartions are by Dall Allsop, Ryan Barger, Nicole Cardiff, Saejin Oh and Chris Stevens. The Map is by Mike Schley. Hence all the images are ©2008-2020 WotC.
The adventure itself is designed for 4e and is probably the least interesting part of the work from which this version of Umbraforge is derived as it basically ignores the wonder of the setting for a rather dull set of fights through the keep. I would not recommend it except for the glorious, evocative artwork.
