
Show Notes
Ubersreik’s streets run red with the blood of Reikland. Corpses of good, stout-hearted folk hang from the walls for no crime but obedience to their liege-lords. to Morr’s Realm. None can understand why Altdorf State Soldiers arrived to remove Graf Sigismund von Jungfreud from power. What could cause the Emperor to do this?
An investigator, a former Jungfreud soldier and an elven waywatcher, desperate for work in the current climate respond to a handbill that has been placed throughout the city. Will they make it to safety out of the city, or will the Reikwald Forest claim their due?
This is a 4th Edition conversion of the 3rd Edition introductory module, An Eye for An Eye. You can download our conversion here.
Note: Ubersreik Adventures are played online via Roll20 so audio quality may be choppy at times.
The Thousand Thrones episodes will continue as well, as we played up to Chapter 6 before the recent trouble.
More from Perilous Realm: A Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay Podcast
This is a short teaser for my current Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 4th Edition campaign, The Enemy Within: Shadows Over Averheim.
Freshly liberated from Spittlefeld our heroes are recruited into a game of intrigue, seemingly tasked with investigating a murder without any reasonable chance of success. Will they succeed, or is a fast boat to Tilea their best option?
Having retrieved the doctor's journal the Ubersreik trio descend into the maze-like lower levels of Spittlefeld to seek their quarry. Will the promise of treasure sway our heroes in their search for the architect of their imprisonment?
Betrayed by Sergeant Rudi Klumpenklug, the Ubersreik trio are sealed in the plague-addled tenement of Spittlefeld with some of the more colourful characters in Ubersreik. Can they navigate the animosities between a pair dwarf brothers and an elven hermit?
They had completed their mission, and earned release from the Ubersreik Watch. Or so they thought. Now their commanding officer, Rudi Klumpenklug has learned about their efforts to get free of his grip and is not happy. He sets them on a triple patrol, reminding them that it is an offence for any watchman to fall asleep on patrol. Is this the extent of his plan?