Thread: Clockwork & Chivalry

The Dragon of Naseby, an adventure for Clockwork and Chivalry, is in this month's Signs and Portents

http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/ne...7e62c3c40989f2

Anyone planning to run our Dragon of Naseby adventure which is in this month's Signs & Portents might like to know that a PDF containing the pre-gen character sheets and write-ups is available on our site.
http://www.clockworkandchivalry.co.u...gon-of-naseby/

Clockwork, Alchemy and Adventure
This month sees the release of The Alchemist’s Wife, the first volume of the epic Kingdom & Commonwealth Campaign, a six-part series of 96-page adventures which will take adventurers the length and breadth of England and way beyond. Rooted in the complex revolutionary politics and religion of seventeenth century England, but adding a wild mixture of eccentric characters, weird inventions, evil witches, sinister villains, ghostly apparitions and hungry ghouls, the campaign starts from small beginnings with the disappearance of an alchemist’s wife, and ends with events that could change the history of Britain and the world itself.

October will see the release of Thou Shalt Not Suffer, in which the adventurers visit Cornwall to try to prevent the secret machinations of the monstrous Witch Queen and her minions. This supplement contains new Witchcraft rules and Professions for players and GMs. In December comes No Man’s Land, in which the adventurers visit the Debatable Lands around Birmingham and get involved in mechanical and magickal trench warfare in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

2011 will see the release of: Quintessence, in which the adventurers voyage beyond the shores of Earth in search of a new element that could change the balance of power in the civil war; Hobbes: Leviathan, in which the adventurers find themselves in Paris, where their nemesis is plotting with Cardinal Mazarin for the downfall of England; and the series will culminate in the grand finale, London Calling, as England’s capital faces total annihilation, and the adventurers must somehow forge a peace between the warring sides to face a common foe.

Long Live the Mainspring!
Peter Cakebread

The Core book is now available for purchase with a complimentary pdf here:

http://shop.cubicle7store.com/epages...oducts/CB76100

The Alchemist's Wife is officially out in stores and also available for purchase with a complimentary pdf here:

http://shop.cubicle7store.com/epages...oducts/CB76101

Thou Shalt Not Suffer is available for pre-order (with an advance complimentary pdf available before physical release upon order) here:

http://shop.cubicle7store.com/epages...oducts/CB76102

and No Man's Land is available for pre-order here:

http://shop.cubicle7store.com/epages...oducts/CB76103

As soon as the pdfs become available for sale in their own right, on Drivethru, I will post the news (unless someone else gets there first),

Clockwork & Chivalry PDFs now available

The Clockwork & Chivalry Core Worldbook and The Alchemist's Wife adventure are now available to buy as PDFs from RPGNow/DriveThru.

The Worldbook is here - http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.p...iate_id=169435

and The Alchemist's Wife here - http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.p...iate_id=169435

Long Live the Mainspring!

Here are some of the lovely things being said about Clockwork and Chivalry -

http://akraticwizardry.blogspot.com/....html?spref=fb

Long Live the Mainspring!

It does look like a mighty fine setting. And the best part: A linked campaign on the way with six 96 page scenario books!!? If this was BRP, it would be in my hand allready. As it's not, I'll wait for some reviews of the scenarios before I jump on the wagon. Very tempted allready though...

SGL.

Hi folks,

Just to let you know there is a Clockwork and Chivalry article in this months Sign's and Portents. The piece is all about running sieges in the Clockwork & Chivalry game – complete with details of historical sieges, the use of magick and clockwork in siege warfare, adventure seeds, new equipment and a random siege events table!

The free magazine can be downloaded from here - http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/ho...46&qsSeries=13

Also Roleplayers Chronicle have written an extensive review of the Clockwork & Chivalry Core Worldbook,
which is available here - http://roleplayerschronicle.com/?p=785

Long Live the Mainspring!

Peter Cakebread

Cakebread & Walton
Purveyors of Fine Imaginings

...and please feel free to make any suggestions re: things you would like covered in future articles, etc. Also, as ever, I will try (although I can't promise) to answer any setting queries you might have, so fire away.

Long Live the Mainspring!

Peter Cakebread

Cakebread & Walton
Purveyors of Fine Imaginings

I bought the rulebook and the first adventure just a few days ago, and been skiming the pdfs now. What I would really appreciate is some pointers as to how to use the sourcebook with BRP rules, ie. what needs to be tweaked from the RQ rules. They're similar but not the same. Looking at the character creation, at least the connections bit and the bit about fighting styles seem unfamiliar from BRP point of view.

Some kind of RQII -> BRP conversion kit would be great...