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Authors/Creators : Niccolò Sbaraini all credits goes to him.
The Nameless City is a stand alone scenario inspired by the anonymus Lovecraft’s short story. The investigators have to explore the ruins and escape alive (maybe with some ancient relic in their hands).
This custom scenario can be played as both a stand-alone and as a side story to any campaign.
If you play as a side story, it costs each investigator 2 xp.
You can play this scenario on Tabletop Simulator following this link and the instructions there:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2483541917
Any comments and criticisms are welcome. I hope you enjoy the scenery.
My verdict:
| Background story: |  (4.0 / 5) |
| Visual experience: |  (4.5 / 5) |
| Overall experience: | (4.0 / 5) |
| Average: |  (4.2 / 5) |
Agenda 2b
..Shadow form beyond – should be shadow from beyond.
Thanks for point it out.
Update! The scenario has been updated, several cards corrected in the text.
Hi Niccolo,
Could you please list here the cards that received a modification? (I’ve sent the previous files for professionnal printing, and would like to know the cards for which I should print a modified version)
Thanks in advance, and thanks for posting this scenario! I haven’t tried it yet (still waiting to receive the cards), but it seems great!
Hi,
Here the list: act 4, agenda 2 and agenda 3
Elder’s vault, forsaken circle, Inconprehensible glyphs
Imdugud, unspeakable nest, pocket dimension, Son of the ruinstorm, the 3 copies of the Shadow from beyond.
The modifications are very minor (a lot are forced instead of reaction or typing errors).
thank you very much for your appreciation.
Excellent, thank you very much for your swift answer!
Do you happen to have a link to your final print and play order? Was wondering if I could piggyback of someone’s work and avoid the process.
Hey,
I’m not reprinting the whole set, only the few cards that have been corrected, so I guess that won’t be of much use to you…
Sorry about that,
Carl
Little late to the game, but this has been posted as a print and play on bgg. Just ordered a copy and looking forward to playing it. Thank you Niccolo!
What did you think?
Well… the writing can benefit from some editing. I would be interested to compose a full errata list but only if the creator would be willing to consider the proposed rephrasings. As the texts are right now, they feel not-native English, which kinda breaks the immersion coming from the AH base game.
Just let me know if you’re interested.
Thinking, creating, and writing the entire scenario in a month (not in my native language) was a challenge.
I would be more than happy to have the scenario writing improved.
I hope that despite the imperfections the gameplay is smooth, challenging, but enjoyable.
Thank you for your interest in the project.
To contact me: niccolosbaraini@gmail.com
done!
“Anonymous” means the author is unknown. I’m guessing that what you meant was “eponymous”, or same-named. (Also, the apostrophe is unnecessary; it should say “the eponymous Lovecraft short story”. Although “the eponymous short story by Lovecraft” would sound more natural in English.)
You are one hundred percent right.
scenario book page 6 resolution 3 should be
You managed to escape to Base Camp. There, you had to convince the rest of the expedition team to pack up and leave now to avoid the worst.
(it’s a retrospective as in the present time you are riding on a trail)
..record that you have escaped
i had the scenario printed but it came back upside-down. Use pdfbasic to rotate the even pages 180 degrees, learn from my mistake 🙁
Victory misspelled on one card.
Please organize your files such that people can fold them via vertical fold lines. See Crown of Egil for a good example.
Using your setup, printing I found out we apparently need 3 extra sheets with 4×2 tentacle backs. Which I need to order separately.
Many cards I had to glue individually.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sorry wrong campaign, nvm