Post/Author/DateTime	Post
grey-knight 07-23-05, 08:54 AM	I went to down load the shadows of the last war file for a home play event Im supposed to running on tuesday and it is listed as missing. when I went to send an email using the outlook link on the page it said that wasnt working either. not sure what to do from there. If some one could help the clueless new guy. Thanks
grahamdrew 07-23-05, 09:27 AM	Shadows of the Last War is an Eberron adventure published by Wizards of the Coast that you can play for RPGA credit, a lot link the Dungeon magazine adventures. They don't send you the module, you have to go out a buy a copy. It runs about $10, and you should be able to find it at most game stores and maybe Borders or Waldenbooks. Amazon.com Link (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0786932767/qid=1122124895/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-6884712-7981444?v=glance&s=books&n=507846) I should note that Shadows of the Last War (or any other modules in the trilogy) is NOT a Mark of Heroes module. There are no restrictions on character generation for the adventure but characters receive no credit in the online tracking system. Andrew Beard
D'Mar 08-15-05, 01:57 PM	I got a copy of the game. I can sell it to you cheap! I went to down load the shadows of the last war file for a home play event Im supposed to running on tuesday and it is listed as missing. when I went to send an email using the outlook link on the page it said that wasnt working either. not sure what to do from there. If some one could help the clueless new guy. Thanks
grey-knight 08-16-05, 08:32 PM	Thanks I already have a copy I just wasnt sure if there were any other notes or anything that went along with what was published in the adventure
DBlizzard 08-16-05, 11:28 PM	Thanks I already have a copy I just wasnt sure if there were any other notes or anything that went along with what was published in the adventure Not really. IIRC, it mostly said run it as it, but make sure you follow the RPGA rules (everyone must be an RPGA member, 4-6 players per table, etc). What's really interesting is that the first and second adventures of the series are available, but the third isn't. They added time to the other two, I wonder why they didn't for the third?
D'Mar 08-17-05, 02:30 PM	They did have the third adventure available but it retired rather quickly. I think they wanted the results of it quickly to do something. Not really. IIRC, it mostly said run it as it, but make sure you follow the RPGA rules (everyone must be an RPGA member, 4-6 players per table, etc). What's really interesting is that the first and second adventures of the series are available, but the third isn't. They added time to the other two, I wonder why they didn't for the third?
DBlizzard 08-17-05, 09:01 PM	They did have the third adventure available but it retired rather quickly. I think they wanted the results of it quickly to do something. The other two retired, too. However, after they retired they were back with more time. I wonder if it's just something in the large backlog.