"The Witchfire Trilogy Part I: The Longest Night" is a role playing game adventure set in the exciting "Iron Kingdoms" fantasy game world -- a place where swords & sorcery meet steam power and gunpowder. In "The Longest Night," the players will visit the mysterious city of Corvis and become embroiled in an ancient witchcraft scandal. Before the adventure's end there will be plenty of investigation and old-fashioned dungeon crawling to be done.  "The Longest Night" is lavishly illustrated by fan favorites Brian Snoddy and Matt Wilson. All Privateer Press RPG books are compatible with the D20 System, and require the use of the Dungeons & Dragons (r) 3rd Edition "Player's Handbook" and "Dungeon Master's Guide," published by Wizards of the Coast. "The Longest Night" is intended for PCs of levels 1-3.

The Longest Night

Humor & Entertainment

Staroscik, Matt

J.M. Martin

Puzzles & Games

Privateer Pr

<p>In Part 2 of the Witchfire Trilogy, the PCs have another chance to stop the rogue sorceress Alexia Ciannor. After a perilous journey by steamship, the party will follow Alexia into the temple of a machine cult, resulting in a dungeon crawl like no other. Upon returning to Corvis, they’ll find it fallen to an enemy long forgotten, setting off a chain of events that could see the Kingdom of Cygnar in flames! This scenario, designed for characters of levels 3–5, continues to develop the Iron Kingdoms game setting—a gritty fantasy world with a touch of steam power and black powder. Nonetheless, it can easily be used in any D20 campaign, even if Part 1 of the Trilogy hasn’t been played.</p>

The Witchfire Trilogy, Book 2 : Shadow of the Exile (Privateer Press d20)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Gaming

<p>The conclusion of the Witchfire Trilogy sees the ancient conspiracies unearthed in Part 1 exploding on the battlefield. Raelthorne the Elder's invading army will clash with the Kingdom of Cygnar, and the PCs will be caught in the middle. They'll forge strange alliances, search for new weapons and play a pivotal role in the fate of the realm. Part 3 of the Witchfire Trilogy is designed for characters of levels 5-7, and is set in the exciting new Iron Kingdoms game world though it will fit into any fantasy D20 campaign.</p>

The Witchfire Trilogy: The Legion of Lost Souls

Kilmastin, J. Michael

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