Filippo Franco
We are in the last days of the campaign for a Kickstarter project devoted to reviving a classic literary and role-playing topos: the haunted house. We are taalking about The Haunting of Eliuska Manor, adventure for Sagaborn and D&D5e, which has already reached the funding threshold. So there is only one question left for all of us: will we open that door?
Who is behind?
Behind the door? Still do not know. Behind the project there is Michael Bielaczyc, twenty years of honored career in the world of roleplaying games with contributions to historical brands such as Dragonlance and Castlemourn. It is on its twelfth project, mostly adventures related to the D20 System, between D&D, Pathfinder and Sagaborn. Together with him his friend Dane Clark Collins, fantasy and sci-fi writer. Together in 2012 they founded Lone Wanderer Entertainment, with which they spread the Sagaborn system. It is a simplified version of the D20 System that aims to focus more on narration and spectacular actions, reducing the consultation of manuals and the consequences of a heavier regulatory body.
You can freely download Sagaborn 1.0 or beta version 1.5.
What is known about The Haunting of Eliuska Manor?
There is not much information about the adventure, which, in line with what it promises, maintains a thick aura of mystery. We know this is an adventure for 4-6 level 4-6 adventurers. The characters will be sent to investigate the mysteries of Eliuska Manor after a previous group has not returned. The setting is not specified. Mysteries, threats and horrors are promised. We have no certain information except a huge spoiler: a very unfriendly 9 feet tall fear demon.
The Kickstarter offer
The adventure is provided for D&D5e and Sagaborn, You can choose between the digital format ($ 10 – € 10) of both systems, the physical softcover copy ($ 22 – € 21) of one system plus digital files of both, or a hardcover version with some artistic extras (40 € – 37 €). There is also a pledge (40 $ – 37 €) to take home the adventure and the basic Sagaborn manual, both with a soft cover.
