He usually takes plenty of captives which he tortures or otherwise "plays with" in abominable ways before consuming their souls and using their flesh to keep himself spry. He has no desire to prove he is the most powerful being in the world because he believes he has already proven it and enjoys the process of tormenting and breaking the free-willed over making them his unthinking slaves. Each time he attacks the outside world, he does so merely out of boredom or to satiate sadistic indulgences. They obliged each time, and Drach in a show of (mocking) gratitude, created some shrines to them and Khaine in his new castle though he made sure his throne "looked down" at their depictions since he still considered himself superior because even a dead, rotting carcass of a pseudo-human was far superior to some retarded barely sentient tulpas.ĭrachenfels has never pursued specific goals. As powerful as they were, he declared them to be his subordinates and demanded tributes of Daemon forces periodically afterward. After the collapse of the Warp Gates, he traveled to the Warp and looked upon the Chaos Gods. From here, he launched attack after attack at the races of the mortal world using all the armies of Destruction, as each submitted to him as a superior being. The faces he likes the most are preserved with magic, and he wears them to go amongst the mortal races of the world in disguise.Īt some point, he used magic to build a fortress named after himself in the Old World. His body still rotted though, and he took to forming a new body out of the remains of his victims to continue looking human. He used his newfound power to continue living. He feigned death by exposure, and when one of his tribe came close he somehow (unknown even to himself) managed to kill the man and absorb his life energy (keep in mind this is before Chaos entered the world or Necromancy was invented). Drachenfels was among their number, and after becoming sick in his old age he was left out in the wilderness to die. Dare you enter the castle gates and see what lies beyond…Ĭubicle 7 Entertainment Ltd.A long time ago (15,000 years to be exact) before the arrival of the Old Ones to the world, there lived a tribe of neanderthal-esque pseudohumans by a river during the ice age of the world. Packed with dark and mysterious locations to explore and rich treasures to reap, Castle Drachenfels opens up a whole new world to anyone who plays In addition to a history of Constant Drachenfels and his castle, this book also contains detailed notes on adventuring in the dank, dark corridors of Castle Drachenfels, a selection of adventure outlines and plots, a party of pregenerated characters, new monsters, and new spells and magic items. Warhammer novel ‘Drachenfels’ by Jack Yeovil. Now you must enter, and test your mettle against the dangers within ….Ĭastle Drachenfels is a 112 page Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay adventure for experienced adventurers based on the locations and characters from the Now you stand awestruck at the gaping maw that is the castle’s entrance. Those that have tell of strange forces and long dead creatures prowling the slimy corridors, guarding the bowels of their master’s domain from unwelcome intrusion. Many brave Adventurers have entered the castle’s forbidding walls in search of treasure and glory, or to satisfy their morbid curiosities. Even though its master is now dead, his terrible presence scoured from the conscious mind and only mentioned in fireside tales, the mute stone walls of the castle still seem to stir with dark and malicious purpose. Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay First Edition – Castle Drachenfelsĭeep within the Grey Mountains, almost hidden amongst the jagged peaks, lurks the dark imposing castle of the Great Enchanter Drachenfels. We have had numerous requests for this title and so have scanned and book-marked it for those who would like to use Castle Drachenfels in their campaigns! Buy now here. This product is a scan of Castle Drachenfels from first edition WFRP.
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