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Title  The Witchfire Trilogy Collected Edition
Authors  Rob Baxter, Joe Martin, Doug Seacat, Matt Staroscik, Matt Wilson
Book Type  Adventure
Rank: [ 152 / 5958 ]
Genre  Fantasy / Steampunk
Setting  Iron Kingdoms
Edition Info  Privateer Press (2005)
Stock: 004
ISBN: 1-933362-04-9
System  d20 3.5
Parent: [ Dungeons & Dragons ]

Game Summary

This is a single volume, compiled reprinting of the first three Iron Kingdoms products: The Longest Night, Shadow of the Exile, and Legion of Lost Souls. The three adventures have been updated to Dungeons and Dragons 3rd Edition Revised (3.5,) and two additional bridge adventures, Fools Errand and The Umbral Spire, have been added to the book. Also, the adventures have been revised to bring them in line with later published Iron Kingdoms materials. This is a full campaign, designed to take starting characters, and bring them up to approximately level 7 or 8.

The Witchfire Trilogy was originally published in three seperate volumes in 2001. The first of the two bridging adventures, Fool's Errand, was released exclusively as a PDF file shortly thereafter (its presentation in this book is it's first print edition.) The second bridging adventure, The Umbral Spire, was created for this adventure, and has since been released as a PDF for those who already had the other books and did not wish to get the reprint.

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Notes on This Edition
This is all three previous adventures compiled into a single volume, with two bridging adventures included. System materials have been updated to Dungeons and Dragons 3rd Edition Revised. Some setting materials have been revised to be brought into line with later materials published on the setting.

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# Title System Publisher Released Stock Status
1 The Witchfire Trilogy Collected Editiond20 3.5Privateer Press 2005 004 ---

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3 + 2Thomas Savard. All in all, the world setting is neat. The world sourcebook should have been written before these adventures were released. The adventures are written well if not intuitively. The plot and substance are very poor at best.

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