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The Adventurers



The dungeon is indeed growing and the adventurers are at the threshold of the labyrinth!

I've decided to use Song of Blades and Heroes for this dungeon crawl with rules for treasure hunts and a magical item quest. As the dungeon takes shape, here are the first group of stout-hearted adventurers:





Adaun Silentdraw
Wood Elf Archer
Points 50 Quality 3+ Combat 3
Special rules Shooter (Long), Forester

Fram Flamhammer
Dwarf Warrior
Points 34 Quality 3+ Combat 4
Special rules Short Move


Alistrae Twoblades
Human, Thief
Points 26 Quality 3+ Combat 2
Special rules Stealth

Brehana
Half-elf Wizard
Points 70 Quality 2+ Combat 2
Special rules Magic-user, Forester


Hannu the northerner
Human Barbarian Warrior
Points 36 Quality 3+ Combat 3
Special rules Fearless








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  1. AnonymousApril 10, 2014 at 6:48 AM

    More please! Looking forward to their adventure. :)

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  2. Greek_GeekApril 11, 2014 at 10:32 AM

    Excellent choice of sculpts and rules. Song of Blades and Heroes is a great system. If you are in Facebook, look Andrea up. He is an awesome guy.

    Game on!

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