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Does anyone adventure in Cerilia?

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#1
squidyak
Mar 09, 2009 15:45:46 It seems awfully dead in here.
#2
Arawn76
Mar 10, 2009 3:48:23 Yeah. I've converted the multi-class rules to bloodlines so I could adventure in Cerilia. I'm now considering a heritage approach like the dhampyr.

I couldn't be bothered posting them though due to the general lack of interest in the setting, and as a result I'm to lazy to tidy them up.

I'm toying with using Cerilia as my setting for my upcoming ToEE game but I'm not sure it's suitable in tone.
#3
squidyak
Mar 10, 2009 15:19:36 That makes me a sad panda.
#4
Arawn76
Mar 10, 2009 17:35:41
That makes me a sad panda.

Aye, Cerilia is an aces setting that has unfortunately suffered for coming in as TSR went out.

As a result it never really received the recognition of older settings and people have some misconceptions of it's tone and style.
#5
shadowbite1
Apr 02, 2009 4:31:41 My friends and I actually have an ongoing Birthright campaign . We are using 4th editions rules (actually were using 3.5 rules before converting at around lvl 6. We are lvl 11 now) but use all the great 2e books for setting information.
#6
addle-cove-anarchist
Apr 02, 2009 17:13:38 I remember playing one NvN module there years ago, it was pretty good, that's all
#7
lanfranc
Apr 09, 2009 14:21:38 My group finished a pretty long Birthright campaign a couple of months ago. Placed in Diemed, strong focus on low-level politics below the provincial level.

Although we, uh, played it with GURPS rules.
#8
shadowbite1
Apr 10, 2009 6:54:19
My group finished a pretty long Birthright campaign a couple of months ago. Placed in Diemed, strong focus on low-level politics below the provincial level.

Although we, uh, played it with GURPS rules.

:D :D :D Heh. It's all good. Still counts as long as the setting is Birthright.
#9
roesonerulz
Jun 18, 2009 9:37:40 I have played Birthright actually got it as soon as the setting came out. It is and will always be my favorite campaign setting.
I currently have a game going in the setting using 2ed rules. The group I DM for has played the old stuff but never any 3.5ed or 4ed stuff.
They currently all are bloodied but do not rule kingdoms in the game. They have to earn that right before they can. I have ran a few adventures assisting the regent of the kingdom they are from, and have run a few adventures away from assisting the kingdom and more about group itself. So far it has been fun and I have taken some stuff from 3.5ed off of Birthright.net to adjust some things I didn't like in the 2ed rules for Birthright. :D
#10
roele
Jun 22, 2009 2:18:24 Absolutely! Been playing in the lands of Birthright for over a decade now; definitely my favorite setting. If anyone in the Bay Area, CA region is looking for a birthright game or is looking for players for one, send me a message! Always looking for more "old guard" of the faith.
#11
squidyak
Jun 22, 2009 14:03:10
Absolutely! Been playing in the lands of Birthright for over a decade now; definitely my favorite setting. If anyone in the Bay Area, CA region is looking for a birthright game or is looking for players for one, send me a message! Always looking for more "old guard" of the faith.

Aint that a *****. I was in the Bay Area for years, and just moved to Tempe. And now the BR faithful are coming out of the wood work.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 squidyak Mar 09, 2009 15:45:46	It seems awfully dead in here.
#2 Arawn76 Mar 10, 2009 3:48:23	Yeah. I've converted the multi-class rules to bloodlines so I could adventure in Cerilia. I'm now considering a heritage approach like the dhampyr. I couldn't be bothered posting them though due to the general lack of interest in the setting, and as a result I'm to lazy to tidy them up. I'm toying with using Cerilia as my setting for my upcoming ToEE game but I'm not sure it's suitable in tone.
#3 squidyak Mar 10, 2009 15:19:36	That makes me a sad panda.
#4 Arawn76 Mar 10, 2009 17:35:41	That makes me a sad panda. Aye, Cerilia is an aces setting that has unfortunately suffered for coming in as TSR went out. As a result it never really received the recognition of older settings and people have some misconceptions of it's tone and style.
#5 shadowbite1 Apr 02, 2009 4:31:41	My friends and I actually have an ongoing Birthright campaign . We are using 4th editions rules (actually were using 3.5 rules before converting at around lvl 6. We are lvl 11 now) but use all the great 2e books for setting information.
#6 addle-cove-anarchist Apr 02, 2009 17:13:38	I remember playing one NvN module there years ago, it was pretty good, that's all
#7 lanfranc Apr 09, 2009 14:21:38	My group finished a pretty long Birthright campaign a couple of months ago. Placed in Diemed, strong focus on low-level politics below the provincial level. Although we, uh, played it with GURPS rules.
#8 shadowbite1 Apr 10, 2009 6:54:19	My group finished a pretty long Birthright campaign a couple of months ago. Placed in Diemed, strong focus on low-level politics below the provincial level. Although we, uh, played it with GURPS rules. :D :D :D Heh. It's all good. Still counts as long as the setting is Birthright.
#9 roesonerulz Jun 18, 2009 9:37:40	I have played Birthright actually got it as soon as the setting came out. It is and will always be my favorite campaign setting. I currently have a game going in the setting using 2ed rules. The group I DM for has played the old stuff but never any 3.5ed or 4ed stuff. They currently all are bloodied but do not rule kingdoms in the game. They have to earn that right before they can. I have ran a few adventures assisting the regent of the kingdom they are from, and have run a few adventures away from assisting the kingdom and more about group itself. So far it has been fun and I have taken some stuff from 3.5ed off of Birthright.net to adjust some things I didn't like in the 2ed rules for Birthright. :D
#10 roele Jun 22, 2009 2:18:24	Absolutely! Been playing in the lands of Birthright for over a decade now; definitely my favorite setting. If anyone in the Bay Area, CA region is looking for a birthright game or is looking for players for one, send me a message! Always looking for more "old guard" of the faith.
#11 squidyak Jun 22, 2009 14:03:10	Absolutely! Been playing in the lands of Birthright for over a decade now; definitely my favorite setting. If anyone in the Bay Area, CA region is looking for a birthright game or is looking for players for one, send me a message! Always looking for more "old guard" of the faith. Aint that a *****. I was in the Bay Area for years, and just moved to Tempe. And now the BR faithful are coming out of the wood work.