Babes in London - A Fireborn Adventure
Babes in London is a piece of fan fiction--i.e. an unofficial fan-written adventure using the Fireborn rules and setting created by Fantasy Flight Games. It has in NO way been acknowledged or endorsed by Fantasy Flight Games. The Fireborn setting is currently being supported by a line of novels, and the rules and an official adventure, The Fire Within can be purchased at RPGNow. You will need the Fireborn Gamemaster's Handbook and the Fireborn Player's Handbook in order to run this adventure. Babes in London also provides options for tables that have played The Fire Within.
Overview: gives an overview of Act One for the first adventure in the series, Little Girls Lost.
Act One, Scenes 1 & 2: Content for Scenes 1-2 for Act One, Little Girls Lost in which PCs meet two of the main actors, and learn more about themselves and their past.
Act One, Scene 3: Content for the first segment of Scene 3, Little Girls Lost, in which PCs meet more of the main actors and may uncover clues.
Act One, Rewards: Rewards for Act One.
Act Two, Preparation and Scene 1: Sets up the second act of the adventure and sets them up for the rest of the act.
Act Two , Scene 2: PCs get into the second part of the Act.
Act Two, Scene 3A: The PCs investigate Anika's home seeking clues to her disappearance.
Act Two, Scene 3B: The PCs find themselves reliving a segment of one their previous lives and learn an aspect of what their dragon selves used to be.
Act Two, Scene 3C: The PCs find themselves reliving another segment of a different part of their previous lives and learn they have a friend... and an ancient enemy.
Act Two, Finalization of Scene 3: Rewards and so forth for completing the scene.
Welcome to Babes in London. It is a large adventure, not suited for convention play. The links below will take you to each section of the game.
BABES IN LONDON
Adventure Introduction: gives a complete overview of the adventure series, Babes in London. Babes in London is divided into three main sections: Little Girls Lost, Little Girls Found, and Girls and Boys go Off to Play.Little Girls Lost
Background: gives the background for Act One of the first adventure in the series, Little Girls Lost.Overview: gives an overview of Act One for the first adventure in the series, Little Girls Lost.
Act One, Scenes 1 & 2: Content for Scenes 1-2 for Act One, Little Girls Lost in which PCs meet two of the main actors, and learn more about themselves and their past.
Act One, Scene 3: Content for the first segment of Scene 3, Little Girls Lost, in which PCs meet more of the main actors and may uncover clues.
Act One, Rewards: Rewards for Act One.
Act Two, Preparation and Scene 1: Sets up the second act of the adventure and sets them up for the rest of the act.
Act Two , Scene 2: PCs get into the second part of the Act.
Act Two, Scene 3A: The PCs investigate Anika's home seeking clues to her disappearance.
Act Two, Scene 3B: The PCs find themselves reliving a segment of one their previous lives and learn an aspect of what their dragon selves used to be.
Act Two, Scene 3C: The PCs find themselves reliving another segment of a different part of their previous lives and learn they have a friend... and an ancient enemy.
Act Two, Finalization of Scene 3: Rewards and so forth for completing the scene.
I am going to see about prepping and playing this adventure soon..
ReplyDeleteAny plans to finish it (eventually)? Or is the time investment just not really worth it anymore (?)
I can understand the legal issues concerning it, but it's a shame you can't get it published.
From a read through it always felt like a really good adventure, with only minor rough edges for in play (not story) that could use some revision, but nothing mayor.
I wish Fantasy Flight didn't just drop their rpg's like a brick so often and quickly.
I know money is a concern, but they still seem happy enough to try new franchises even less popular then this one.
I would love to say it will be finished soon - but I won't. In spite of my original intentions, I've had to prioritise paying projects and study over this one. The end is outlined, but I have to find it a nook of time... or fit it in around the rest. All I can promise is that I will try.
DeleteWith the rough edges for play - I'd be interested to hear about those. I did buy a GM the books so they could playtest without author bias, but life happened to them, and I've had no takers since. I think I have a warning to that effect, though - let me know if it's not there.
As a sidenote:
ReplyDeleteI was wondering if there is a Tipjar or paypal donation thing to possibly support writing projects such as this.
As your not getting anything out of it directly, at least would be nice if there is a way to show some support in a more general way.
A Tipjar would be good, but then I'd be making a profit, so I can't. Your comments are enough support, and I appreciate them.
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