Buy Fantasy Grounds - RQ1 Night of the Walking Dead (2E) PC

In a rain-drenched graveyard, a chained coffin stirs as villagers seal it away and flee into the twilight. Dull thuds echo from within, signaling the rise of undead in a zombie-infested swampland. This Fantasy Grounds adaptation of RQ1 Night of the Walking Dead (2E) challenges players to solve murders and vanishings in a haunted village on the Demiplane of Dread. Groups of 4 to 6 players, levels 1st-3rd, take on this indie RPG strategy module rooted in Ravenloft horror. Unravel the undead mystery where nothing proves straightforward amid ambulant corpses. Fantasy Grounds Unity or Classic runs it on PC with the required D&D Classics AD&D 1E/2E ruleset.

RQ1 Night of the Walking Dead (2E)

In a rain-soaked graveyard, a small group of men stands round a coffin bound with heavy chains. "We are here to mourn the passing of Jean de Cardeau," intones the village priest. " Let us pray that his rest is eternal, and that he never returns."As the pallbearers lift the coffin, something scrapes on the wood from inside. Quickly and without emotion, the attendants slide the casket into a crypt. Then they seal the door and flee. Behind them, unheard, a dull thudding begins, growing louder with the onset of twilight. There can be no peace for those who linger in the earthly realm after death. And there can be no sanctuary on the Night of the Walking Dead! Set in a zombie-infested swampland, "Night of the Walking Dead" is an ideal first-time Ravenloft adventure. Players must unravel the mystery behind a string of murders and disappearances in a village plagued by ambulant undead--and all is not as simple as it seems! The hour of fear is upon us. Are you ready to face the Demiplane of Dread? For 4 to 6 players, levels 1st-3rd.
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Requires: An active subscription or a one time purchase of a Fantasy Grounds Full or Ultimate license and a one time purchase of the D&D Classics - AD&D 1E/2E ruleset. Compatible with Fantasy Grounds Unity or Fantasy Grounds Classic
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