Adventure Edition: Babes in London Update

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 I am currently reading through the rules update that came through late last year, so that I can tweak the already released Acts into line. After that, I will write the final scene in Act II and then compile each Act into a downloadable PDF and place it in a separate post AND on the Babes in London page on this blog. You have not been forgotten.

EDIT FEBRUARY 24, 2017: APPLEMANS: Apologies for replying here, but I've responded to each of your comments made last week twice. I have no idea why my responses aren't showing up for you - or for me, either, for that matter - so I'm putting it here. Because of your interest, I have recommenced writing Babes. It'll be slow, only about 1,000 words a week, but it'll be done by the end of the year. The latest updated post is at: https://cmsimpson.blogspot.com.au/2017/02/update-babes-in-london.html, and there will be weekly updates each Friday. I'll be reposting this edit on each of the posts you've commented on, so that you know I am not ignoring you, and I will try to work out what the glitch is... I used to have to moderate my own posts, but now they're not even showing up in moderation, so I'm not sure what it is. Sorry for the delay in response. I should have the first part of the next scene up by this time next week.
Location: Canberra ACT 2601, Australia

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  1. Appelmans17 January 2014 at 07:30

    rules update?

    I did notice they said the pdf was updated ondrivethrughrpg, but I didn't really ntocie much difference.
    Though I suspected they may have changed a few things in dimensions or quality (or something?).

    Didn't seem like the actual rules changed?
    Did I miss something?

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  2. C.M. Simpson17 January 2014 at 21:52

    I don't know if you missed something... but I thought I'd better check to see if there have been any tweaks that need incorporating before I do a full format - and maybe maps. I also have some crunch to add, and I want to make sure it's in line with what's been done. It could be that there's nothing major, or there might be something important in there.

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  3. Appelmans17 February 2017 at 08:35

    I know it's been a long while...but any update on this?
    Only recently had someone come back and revive my interest in Fireborn as they posted in the community on G+, and checking the stuff on it got reminded of this adventure that sadly never met it's conclusion..

    If donations are needed to keep motivation, I can set it up as a thing in the community :)
    The adventure surely had kept my interest.

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