Tribe's Adventure Blog

Probably should have posted this first, but if you are a player who might end up playing a character in this scenario, it would probably be a good idea not to read it.

And I'm using this as a work-in-progress, so edits may be required as I go along.

I'll draft the actual writing once it's done and then write it up in some kind of nice format, probably with pictures and definitely with at least one map.

As for characters I think I'll only need character ...

The Rise and Fall of the New Dr Macabre

Scenario Summary
Nature and Purpose of the Scenario
Although this scenario can be set in any 'Campaign City' it is intended as the first part of a larger three-part Australian scenario. The purpose is to expose characters to an Australian setting, granting them a legitimate reason to travel to the Land Down Under and explore its culture and landscape.

While the scenario is aimed at established teams of heroes living ...

Oh yeah, and I have worked out a way to bring Seeker into the Champions world (again).

It involves a teenage Australian girl who picks up a copy of the Champions comic on the way to the airport and exposure to the Janus Key.

It will make sense in the write-up.

It's close enough to 2008 to start rolling out the new year's resolutions.

I'm going to get my adventure completed.

The title will change but the purpose is to bring back Dr Macabre (or more precisely, the Janus Key) as well as get heroes to Australia.

I'm not going to submit it to Digital Hero, but will publish it on the Boards. I haven't done adventures before. As my players can attest, I'm more of a make it up as you go kind of GM. Hopefully this ...

I haven't actually bought any Champions Adventures so the format I have in mind is mostly based on the short scenario in the back of Champions Universe: 'Return of the Destroyer'.

The basic breakdown of the written scenario seems to be:

Scenario Summary

• Nature and Purpose of the Scenario
• Summary of Events

What Has Gone Before

Act One: Title

• Scene One
• Scene Two
• Scene Three

Act Two: Title

• Scene

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