The Black Campbell

Here’s the cover of our latest offerings for Ubiquity and Fate:

Set in 1936 during the Winter Olympics in Garmich-Partenkirchen, the adventure revolves around rescuing a spy inside the Nazi government and a list of people the SS are targeting. There’s four pre-generated characters designed to fit the scenario. The maps and cover are done by Matthew Bohnhoff, probably best know for The Shrieker podcast. (Here’s the episode where he interviewed me, prior to Black Campbell getting off the ground…)

We were going for a 1930s movie one-sheet crossed with a travel poster from the period. It is on sale through Drive Thru RPG at a cost of $2.50.

Just up today is  Murder on the Hindenburg, on DriveThruRPG for Ubiquity and Fate role playing games.

This 22-page adventure scenario is in the style of the ’30s closed-room murder mysteries. You’ve taken a flight on the most prestigious and modern means of transatlantic travel there is. Two days to Europe surrounded by the rich and famous of the world. But when steel magnate Stefan von Eckhardt dies under mysterious circumstances, it’s up to you to find out who the killer is before Hindenburg reaches Frankfurt!

The adventure has four pre-generated characters that would well fit the scenario, but players could easily make or substitute their own. It was designed to be played in a single session of two to three hours.

Matthew Bohnhoff, again, did duty for the cover, trying to get a mix of the ’30s movie one sheet and the actual DZR and DELAG posters by Jupp Wiertz (the following was the inspiration for the cover…)

The second release for Black Campbell Entertainment is nearing completion — this will be an adventure scenario for Fate and Ubiquity, as with The White Ape of the Congo. Currently, it’s looking like it’s going to come in around 20 pages, with art and maps and will most likely sell for $4.99.

The Zugspitze Maneuver is a spy thriller that takes place during the 1936 Winter Olympics in Germany. The characters have to make contact with a operative who has Gestapo list of suspected private and government agents working against the Nazis that needs to get to your employer so they can protect them.

Writing, interior art, and editing is complete, and layouts have begun. The cover art will be by Matt Bohnhoff. We’re shooting for release in the first week of December, if all goes well.

Following that will by The Death Jade (working title) — set during in China on the eve of the Second Sino-Japanese War.