#Witchfire steam license#

The Witchfire Trilogy-and by extension, the Iron Kingdoms-existed thanks to the d20 Open Game License that Wizards of the Coast extended through the third edition of Dungeons & Dragons. If I may for a moment eschew my humble nature, I would like to say it was truly epic. In the end, after encountering run-amok steamjacks, vicious gangs, and ruthless villains, the heroes of the story would become responsible for changing the course of history in the Iron Kingdoms as they held back a foreign invasion while buying time for Alexia to confront the diabolical fiend responsible for her mother’s fate. Over the course of three volumes, players would explore the steam-powered setting as they aided Alexia in her quest to save her mother’s soul and simultaneously try to prevent the psychologically unhinged waif from unleashing hell upon the world. That weapon tortured her mind with a cacophony of forlorn souls trapped within its blackened blade, including the soul of her wrongfully executed mother. It was the story of Alexia Ciannor, a young woman marred by tragic circumstance and plagued by a cursed sword. Just twenty-one years ago, the Iron Kingdoms was born when a newly founded Privateer Press released the first volume of a d20 adventure called The Witchfire Trilogy. IRON KINDOMS: REQUIEM (stats at time of publication: 550% Funded 6283 Backers 34 Stretch Goals Unlocked)

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