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The Blackrock Brothers Abroad Author: Keven Simmons System: AD&D 2nd Edition Category: Fantasy Type: Scenario When you finally reach the farmstead, you discover that it is abandoned. The buildings seem to have been severely damage, as have some of the trees at the edge of the clearing. Apparently the inhabitants of this farm were the victims of a tornado, because the damage seems to be relatively localized. Views: (6479) Comments: (8) Rating: 7.8 1999-12-18 04:21:19 [Add Comment] posted by Myst Johnson on 2000-03-25 07:01:14 I really liked this adventure, it sets up a perfectly self-contained setting, easily lending itself to a setting while also offering ample roleplaying oppertunities rather than just smashing stuff :) posted by Kuya Master on 2000-05-11 04:08:25 I agree with Myst on this one. It is a very well made adventure. And not always having to fight your way out is ALWAYS a good thing in an adventure! The parts I liked most of all in this adventure were the NPC Motivations section, and the abundance of NPC's. The Players in my game told me that my NPC's are what set my game apart from most, so I guess I just have a weak spot for good NPC's! =D posted by Chris (Webmaster of The Elven Woods) on 2000-12-05 19:48:55 This is a realy great adventure in my eyes, it was set out perfectly for the DM, and contained many chances for the players to role-play, and develope their characters. On the other hand, one of the NPCs that I was looking forward the most to role-playing, Sharelle, ended up running right away, though this was my fault. I give this adventure an 8 simply because I don't think it achieves a 9 or a 10 which I think should be alotted only to very best adventures(meaning store quality). posted by Manic & Panic on 2001-04-13 15:52:21 A great side trek adventure. The charmed PC idea works very if the other players (not their characters) are not aware of it. posted by fasterfind on 2002-10-03 08:27:23 Incredibly well done, detailed, dynamic. Possible outcomes, multiple things happening at the same time, all interwined. posted by Eric Wijnen on 2003-02-24 02:10:29 Nice enough adventure, with lots of roleplaying. posted by Vorac on 2012-10-02 06:51:38 One of the best on this site! posted by rogue06 on 2012-12-03 21:44:04 As previously noted this adventure also affords multiple opportunities for role-playing.