It always rains in Nuln

Grimvember is in full swing, and I've decided to revisit an old favorite of mine - a classic adventure by Paul Hargreaves, called "Eureka!". Gotta love this old school font...  Taking place in Nuln, the best city in the entire Old World (no, I'm not biased), this scenario finds the PC's employed by an eccentric inventor, Wolfgang Kugelschreiber (yes, really). He needs their help with dealing against a bunch of thugs, who want to extort money from him. Kugelschreiber is slightly manic, but a genius none the less, and he promises the party a large sum of money, if they'll help him with his "problem", while he continues working on one of his many, fantastic inventions. Unfortunately for the heroes, it soon turns out that the extorsionists are not whom they seemed at first. What's more, is that the goverment of Nuln has also taken interest in the engineer's work... "Eureka!" is a very short, but also extremely entertaining sc...

Halloween came and went and here I am, hitting myself in the head, for not writing an adequately spooky post. All is not lost however, as the fine month of November gave me a splendid idea for a brand, new event on this blog. From this point, every November will be known as Grimvember on "It always rains..." blog. What is a Grimvember exactly? Well, some time ago I've realised that after discussing various video and board games, as well as talking about the game itself, I've never reviewed a single module for WFRP. This will not stand. From now on, every week of November will be dedicated to a specific adventure, campaign or sourcebook for this fine and legendary game, which I especially value. Of course there are too many of them to contain within a single Grimvember, but you know... there's always next year and the year after that. I think we'll be fine. Oh, and this one is for Karl Voss of Averland and the rest of the guys and gals from Warhammer-Empire...