Liminal: One Boggart's Rubbish - PDF
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Liminal: One Boggart's Rubbish - PDF

Liminal: One Boggart's Rubbish - PDF

Paul Mitchener
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The crew must retrieve a lost token of a fae knight that is... somewhere in London. In the process they come across a number of powerful people and secret places in London’s Hidden World. 

Here you'll encounter some intriuging new characters and locations including London’s premier purveyor of magical components, ephemera and other arcane
detritus, the Boggarts of Aldgate East, and explore the fascinating Rookeries of the Hidden.

Join us in this 13-page PDF adventure for the Liminal RPG, where the magical and mundane worlds collide in the modern day United Kingdom. This adventure makes use of material in the supplement Pax Londinium.

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Paul Rickards
One Boggart's Rubbish

I ran this case as part of season one of my Liminal campaign and found it very good for introducing Fey rivalries between the two main courts and to introduce the PC's to part of the Liminal world although they had a Fey within their crew from the start. The plot was far from linear, but as with several of the other cases, did require some fleshing out but that should not detract from purchasing it, as for me, I like to adapt and change written adventures to some degree.

I liked the way that historic locations and new ones south of the Thames, visible only to those able to cross over into the Liminal world, formed part of the framework in solving this case. There are lots of opportunities to make permanent allies and enemies in consequence of which outcome, involving the retrieval of a lost and stolen object, the PC's strive to achieve. Either way would prove equally interesting.

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