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Hardcore Heroes

Hardcore Heroes

By: Neal "Koibu" Pass Erickson
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The first grand campaign in the Arcadia saga, this story of 4 unlikely heroes sets off a chain of events that spans many campaigns and years.

Played in 2nd edition AD&D with strong adherence to the original rules. When a character reaches 0hp, they die and their player is removed from the campaign permanently.

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  • Hardcore Heroes: 001

    Hardcore Heroes: 001
    Jan 16 2024

    The adventure begins, meet our heroes as they undertake their first quest involving a noble lady, a wandering wizard and a vile concoction known as a Potion of Ugliness. Will the party be able to figure out what happened and bring the culprit to justice?
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    4 hrs and 1 min
  • Hardcore Heroes: 002

    Hardcore Heroes: 002
    Jan 16 2024

    Croak’s sister is going to give birth soon, Croak requests that Van-Healsing accompany him to the village so that the birth may be blessed by a cleric. After Van-Healsing refuses Croak heads off without him and soon after a turn of events leads the party onto a perilous mission.
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    3 hrs and 41 mins
  • Hardcore Heroes: 003

    Hardcore Heroes: 003
    Jan 16 2024

    A mysterious murder draws the party back into the village of Burnshire, and afterwards upon their return to Shirebrook Malakai finds quite a scene at his house the consequences of which lead the party to partaking in a sly scheme.
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    4 hrs and 14 mins

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