Knight of Destiny Released for Four Against Darkness

elsyrsyn writes:

I've bought the game and a couple of the adventure modules, but have not yet had time to give it a whirl. Having read through the rules, it does look like fun.

Doug

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Knight of Destiny is an Arthurian adventure for a single character, a questing paladin, using the Four Against Darkness rules. Your character can also hire retainers along the way, enlisting men-at-arms, merchants, and other travelers to help him in his quest for the Grail.

The Kingdom is in decay. Lancelot has left and King Arthur has fallen ill. Traitor knights, led by Morgana and her unholy child Mordred have rebelled. Only the Grail can heal Arthur and end the evil, but it is a race against time. The traitors are hunting paladins to stop the quest. If the Grail is not found in time, all will be lost to darkness…

This adventure requires no mapping. It includes rules for paladins (and guidelines to use them in your standard Four Against Darkness games), Arthurian magic items, and random tables to generate inns, encounters, quests, and even the names of characters met.

This is not a stand-alone game. You need a copy of Four Against Darkness to play.

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