Which leaves a lot of room for a module creator to flex their creative muscle and make the setting their own. Playing as a member of the Night's Watch makes sense in a GoT module, since the Wall and its' environs is just ripe for adventures of all kinds, and need not be mired in the tumultuous politics of the southern regions. This was one excellent, and fun, module! As a huge Game of Thrones and Song of Ice and Fire fan, I found this module to be a wonderful delving into one of my all-time favorite dark fantasy settings. Large HAK pack to download, Some class restrictions.ĪSoIaFNWv1022.7z - the module and 3 readme (.txt) files Īsoiafnw.7z - hak, 14 music files, a map and the installation notes. Wonderful atmosphere, Great visuals, Awesome custom sound, and a well written story. Single or Multiplayer: Single Player or MultiplayerĪ Song of Ice and Fire - The Night's Watch This module is strongly leaned towards the ranger class). Level Range: Designed for a new, first-level character.Ĭlasses: Fighters, Rangers, Rogues or/and Barbarians ONLY! ( Author does NOT recommend rogue for a single-player experience. Number Players: More than 4, the challenge may drop of a tad.
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Setting: Based on the book series A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.
This is an original story based on the world of his creation. Based on the series, A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. Only The Night's Watch and the wall stand between the Kingdom. Something long asleep is stirring again in the far reaches of the north. It's been eight years of summer but the night's are growing colder. To protect the realm is the vow they take, a realm that seemingly has forgotten them, or worse, views them with disdain. An ancient order, The Night's Watch, names the wall their home and fortress. Built thousands of years ago, it's true purpose now long forgotten, though it is believed to protect the realm from the wilding raiders that live in the frozen lands beyond. tall stretches from one end of the continent to the other.
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