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“The Campaign Setting Book will be an introduction to the world of the Curse of Coeurasa, featuring notes on locations across the land of The Cross, information on the Dragon's Teeth shrines, organizations within the world, beasts and more. This world is being featured in our campaign story podcast and we hope that other game masters will be able to take their adventurers on explorations across this land.

BLFC 2019: Curse of Coeurasa - May 2019 · Created by Publications Staff

These adventures are for BLFC's unique Curse of Couerasa setting and were run at the convention during 2019. They are made to be run using Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition ruleset.

For BLFC 2019 and its custom tabletop gaming world Curse of Coeurasa, ceators produced a 120-page letter-sized art book. This served as showcase for character profiles, world-building fiction, actual-play podcast references, world maps, and other game-master resources.

About the BLFC Con

Biggest Little Fur Con is a North American furry convention located in Reno, Nevada. The seed of the idea, we came back from Further Confusion, and we were all post-con jazzed up. We knew what we wanted to see at a convention, and while wandering the Grand Sierra Resort, we were struck by the large accommodating hallways, how everything was in one central location and the extra amenities available. We figured, we should do a convention here! By random chance, we were approached by SnafuCon, an anime convention local to Reno. They wanted to diversify and do a furry thing. They did one here by the name of PawFur which we helped them with. After PawFur, the anime group wanted to hand it off, because two events in one year is insane for anyone to organize. We took it from there, and that’s how BLFC was born. BLFC is run by Reno Area Anthropomorphic Arts and Recreation (RAAAR), a 501(c)3 nonprofit.”