Publisher: Free League Publishing
Authors: Nils Hintze, Tomas Härenstam, Gabrielle DeBourg, and Kiku Pukk-Härenstam
Artists: Johan Egerkrans and Anton Vitus
Year: 2022
Genre: Adventure collection for the Swedish based horror roleplaying game Vaesen
Pages: 98 pages
MSRP: $39.99 for the hardcover or $19.99 in PDF at DriveThruRPG
I sit down to share my thoughts about the Vaesen: Seasons of Mystery supplement. The book contains the adventures A Dance With Death, Fireheart, The Devil on the Moor, and A Winter’s Tale.
SUMMARY
The four adventures with Vaesen: Seasons of Mystery are very solid and stand well on their own. I especially enjoy the first and last tales. I also appreciate these adventures don't
share similar story beats as was the case with the Wicked Secrets and Other Mysteries release. Granted, I still don't think Vaesen will tend to hold up very well for a year+ long gaming
campaign but rather excels for short campaigns or one-shots.
Summary
The four adventures with Vaesen: Seasons of Mystery are very solid and stand well on their own. I especially enjoy the first and last tales. I also appreciate these adventures don't
share similar story beats as was the case with the Wicked Secrets and Other Mysteries release. Granted, I still don't think Vaesen will tend to hold up very well for a year+ long gaming
campaign but rather excels for short campaigns or one-shots.
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