The quote below from the Fat Gregor material in Critical Miss, issue 8 has haunted me since I first read it.
D&D is about quests for glory and riches; WFRP pretends to be the same, but in fact is about the PCs' day-to-day fight for survival in a universe that hates them. If you don't finish each adventure worse off than when you started it, your GM is doing something wrong.
--James Wallis
Great Pendragon Campaign Follow-Up
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From 2017 to 2021, I ran the Great Pendragon Campaign, starting in 480 AD
(I think technically the year 479 actually) and running to 535 AD. For most
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Yup. You should be able to spot an experienced WHFRP party easily at a distance: missing limbs, eyepatches, scarring social diseases, a rattle in the lungs, and half a dozen horrible mutations.
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