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Raubritters of Meerdrecht v1
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12 Jul, 2015 @ 12:47pm
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Raubritters of Meerdrecht v1

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Your liege lord and suzerein Count Adelbrecht, son of Count Abel, has granted you the title of Baron of Meerdrecht. Unfortunately, the lands of the barony are plagued by a number of raubritters (robber knights) who have managed to settle in during the reign of the previous baron. Your predecessor Baron Jan was a sickly man, and bound to his deathbed. His inability to rule has allowed these raubritters to take several castles, from which they seek to suppress the local populace, and get fat and rich off of the land. The most troublesome of these raubritters holds a small fortified island in the middle of the Meer lake, which gives Meerdrecht its name.
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27 Mar, 2016 @ 9:12pm
Raubritters of Meerdrecht - Campaign
The Black Baron
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Scrocchibanipal 26 Jul @ 1:28pm 
very nice scenario, will definetely play it.
Black Dragoon 16 Sep, 2022 @ 7:54pm 
Nicely done scenario with a good background history and explanation of events for it. I like how you translate the Dutch names with explanations of their little stories.
The Black Baron  [author] 17 Sep, 2021 @ 2:08pm 
@lemish
Thank you!
lemish 17 Sep, 2021 @ 7:22am 
It was very interesting and great scenario. Thanks a lot!
The Black Baron  [author] 12 Jan, 2021 @ 7:20am 
@Kirb
Cheers! I appreciate the comment.
Kirb 10 Jan, 2021 @ 8:32pm 
The most solid module for this game I've played thus far. Well-paced, a decent explanation of where to go, good variety, etc.
Jurgen 2 May, 2020 @ 1:45pm 
Just finished it ! Very good ! Hope some others will come
Jiamil 20 Apr, 2019 @ 11:14pm 
Edit: Allright, allthough it is a pretty cocky expectation to have people read back to 2015, I have to give to you, that you explained it. Still: I question your artistical choice from an objective point of view, taking into account that I even wasn't the first, not even second, to point that out.
Jiamil 20 Apr, 2019 @ 11:08pm 
I made about the same comment on 27th July 2017, no answer since then.
The Black Baron  [author] 20 Apr, 2019 @ 5:16am 
@ Jiamil
I know. I've explained why I used the "s" following Raubritter a whole bunch of comments ago.