WFRP: The Enemy Within Leads To An Empire In Flames
The epic conclusion to The Enemy Within, the classic Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay adventure (from First Edition) is now available from Cubicle 7. Saddle up with Graf Boris and Ar-Ulric to seek out Ghal-maraz, the Hammer of Sigmar himself. Will the empire burn, or will your heroes rise to the occasion?
Cubicle 7 has been revelling in their 1st Edition WFRP rerelease. Which bodes well for their upcoming new edition of Warhammer Fantasy Role Play, which purports to be as Grim and Perilous as 1st Edition. But for now, let’s all just enjoy some classic first edition fun (and death) with the Empire threatened on all sides–but most especially from within. As civil war looms on the horizon, it’s up to a group of heroes to try and bring the Empire together. But nothing less than the Hammer of Sigmar can bring unity to a wartorn land…
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An Empire In Flames – $9.99
“Graf Boris, Ar-Ulric and myself have talked for many hours. We planned and thought, but in the we that desperate times need desperate measures.
“We want you to find Ghal-maraz, the Hammer of Sigmar Heldenhammer.”The Emperor is weak – maybe – ready to abdicate. The Empire is torn by internal strife: old hatreds are remembered and new ones invented. Summoned to meet the Graf of Middenheim, the adventurers are embroiled in high politics and sudden death. Civil war looms, and a symbol of unity must be found before too much blood is spilled – the legendary Hammer of Sigmar, the founder of the Empire! With time against them, the adventurers must travel deep into Black Fire Mountains, following a trail which is 2,500 years old!
This 144-page adventure is the concluding part of the Enemy Within campaign for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay. Optional starting points are included, so that this adventure may be played as a continuation of Power Behind the Throne or Something Rotten in Kislev. Also included are 8 pages of player hand-outs.
This PDF reissues the Games Workshop Edition of Empire in Flames. We’ve painstakingly scanned every page, and created a PDF that maintains the appearance of the original. This does make for a slightly larger file than we’d normally produce, but on this occasion, we think it’s worth it for all the great First Edition feel! The PDF is also extensively bookmarked for ease of reference.
For the Emper–er–pire…
