Triple Crit is a blog for storytellers of all sorts, be they behind the GM screen, keyboard, or character sheet. Here you can find articles and advice on campaign. Ashes of Athas is a Dark Sun campaign, which started at Winter Fantasy 2011 and concluded at Winter Fantasy 2013. The location of the convention has moved over the years. It is currently held in Fort Wayne, Indiana, a site it has held since 2009 and also several times in the past.

What is Dark Sun? 'Dark Sun is a campaign setting for the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game set on the desert world of Athas. Dark Sun is about the struggle for survival in a dying world ruled by tyrant sorcerer-kings. It is a world where magic drains the very essence of life. Ancient wars have left vast swaths of the planet sterile; even now, druids fight a losing battle to preserve the environment. To practice magic is to tempt death at the hands of the mob, yet the cities themselves are ruled by the most powerful of defilers.'

Dark Sun was originally released in 1991 and was and still is among the most original and popular DnD settings of all time. It was unique at the time in that a series of novels were being released in conjunction with adventure modules that were dramatically changing the nature of Athas.

By the time of 4th edition reboot, Athas was a very different place politically and structurally. Some people felt like the core drama of the world was too 'fixed' and the 4th edition reset the time frame to pre 'verdant passage' cannon. Fortunately, this resulted in an accidental boon - a setting in which there are multiple, well defined timelines with different kinds of features in which you can set your campaign. This is a moving, living world and you can find your own space to play in it that is unique to your and your players. Various Rulesets • • • • DnD 5.0 • • • • Actual Plays • • • Cartography • • Video Games • ** Related Subreddits • • • •. So, a while ago, I was told that there once existed a particular 'Living Athas' campaign, called 'Ashes of Athas'.

Being the diligent researcher I (sometimes) am, I went all over the interwebz and eventually found a website that not only archived Ashes of Athas, but.had a 4e conversion (). Lise No Atelier Ordre No Renkinjutsushi English Patch. I put in a request to the site owners, to see if I could please have a copy, and was told 'When enough people ask for one, we'll do a bulk email'.

I figured that was the end of it. About a week ago, I saw several emails from someone named 'Teos Abadia' in my inbox. Curious - and perhaps overconfident in my anti-malware programs - I opened it. To find links to a Google Drive cache of Ashes of Athas.converted to 4e! Cue several sleepless nights poring over the print This. Is solid dope. Like, crack-cocaine level of Athasian roleplaying dope.

The Incredibles Pc Game Torrent there. Words cannot express how much I want to play this. Have any Redditors here played Ashes of Athas? If so, what are their memories of it? Please share!

Ashes of Athas wasn't a 4e conversion, it was a series of adventures set in Dark Sun 4e campaign setting, like the Living Forgotten Realms, that was part of D&D4e's Organized Play. I have them chilling in my HDD for a few months now; I really want to play them, but since I'm running a 2e Dark Sun campaign, and given that we don't touch any 4e books, I need to convert the adventures back to AD&D.

Ramones Road To Ruin Remastered Rar here. Skimming through most of the material, I have to say that it's an interesting setting, with meaningful choices and focused more on survival than epic adventuring.

Contents • • • • • History [ ] The convention was held as early as 1977 under the name Winter Fantasy. In 2007 the convention was renamed to D&D Experience (often abbreviated as DDXP or D&DXP). In 2012 announced it would now use the title D&D Experience for the events it held at the Gen Con convention. Baldman Games, the company currently operating this and other conventions for Wizards of the Coast, decided to continue the tradition and brought back the name Winter Fantasy for the 2013 convention. The convention has been closely tied to the, and was sponsored by the RPGA from 1989 until TSR went bankrupt.

The entire design team of met only once before they began writing – at Winter Fantasy, held February 9-11, 1996 in Milwaukee. Winter Fantasy has played host to a wide variety of tournament and organized play games. These include popular programs such as,, and Living Forgotten Realms.

The 2013 convention included Society games run by in addition to Wizards of the Coast organized play events. Winter Fantasy has often featured special events either not available elsewhere or with a limited release. 2013 included a special Pathfinder scenario and multi-table battle interactive events for the Living Forgotten Realms and Ashes of Athas campaigns. Ashes of Athas is a campaign, which started at Winter Fantasy 2011 and concluded at Winter Fantasy 2013.