Hey Dan, thanks for review. I love to hear your opinion, and that's why I would like to propose something. I see that you like to present your opinion and experience running game, or just thoughts about it, and I love it. What is bothering me is that you are trying to not reveal some of the information which should be only for GM. But to be honest I think I wouldn't advice my players to watch your youtube because even then you are revealing to much of the plot. What I love you to do was to split this kind of reviews. Make like ~10 min your overall opinion about campaign, and try to avoid there spoilers as much as possible. But then make another movie in addition to that, only for GM. Where you could share your experience and thoughts with other GMs
The Horned Rat was the original planned follow up to Power Behind the Throne before GW decided to halt RPG development. Something Rotten in Kislev, which was under development at this time, was then shoe-horned into the campaign as a replacement.
You are correct! I'm glad they're getting a bunch of the original team, and a lot of great new writers, to put things back the way they were always supposed to be.
@@danwells9305 Yep! The last two installments are definitely where things will get interesting. I'm a little disappointed they haven't smoothed out some of the transitions but I'm expecting the major plot arcs to be better addressed than first time around come the last two parts.
@@otro0takumas771 Yo creo que el libro que me salio mejor se llama "Extreme Makeover," pero este no se ha traducido en Espanol. De los que existen en Espanol, diria Bluescreen.
The hooks in EiS and DotR are super weak as well. Why is it that one of the greatest adventures ever written has some of the weakest plot hooks ever written? And also, the jerk clues that go nowhere! The Bounty Hunter in EiS gets resolved, and then nothing...just go check out the Schaffenfest, I had one group that were like, no we have to investigate this bounty hunter and find out why he cares so much about this cult! It's so good and so much fun, but the hooks and dead ends are so frustrating!
