In the small hamlet of Riverbend, the miller’s wife is missing, and the locals suspect that the husband himself was involved. It's literally a matter of days until the Wrath of the River King adventure goes to its patrons, so now is a great time to sign up and grab this heavily-playtested Feywild adventure. Alex r Super Reviewer. Disclaimer note: I was a senior patron and as such, I got to contribute and playtest portions of Wrath of the River King. But all is far from what it seems. Wrath has lots of exploration, skill challenges, roleplaying, and (oh yeah!) Wrath of the River King Forests Deep and Rivers Wild! The Wrath of the River King was a limited edition, and largely distributed to its patrons and supporters in November 2008. In the small hamlet of Riverbend, the miller’s wife is missing, and the locals suspect that the husband himself was involved. In the small hamlet of Riverbend, the miller’s wife is missing, and the locals susp From Kobold Press: Face the River… The adventure begins with the heroes approached by a miller's whose bride has been stolen away into the Feywild, and it proceeds through a wild sequence of increasingly dangerous encounters with cruel fey Lords & Ladies to a confrontation with the River King himself. It has a definite "Wild Things" vibe to it that's great. But all is far from what it seems. Wolfgang Baur’s Wrath of the River King, beautifully and expertly translated to PFRPG by Ben McFarland was for a long time one of the blind spots in my Midgard-collection: While I have all the early Open Designs, I sat this one’s funding out back in the day, since I had no interest in 4th edition. Wrath of the River King is a D&D module set largely in they Feywilds, dealing with an abduction, a looming invasion, and plenty of planar intrigue. While I admit that I have not looked at all of the 4th edition adventure available, this strikes me as the single best one I have seen. From publisher blurb: Face the River's Fury! Wrath of the River King for Pathfinder Roleplaying Game - Forests Deep and Rivers Wild! Wrath of the River King uses the D&D 4th edition rules to their best advantage making sure to make every encounter interesting and challenging. Wrath of the River King is a 4th Edition D&D adventure project that was designed summer and fall 2008 and released in December. Ellessandra, the missing woman, is actually an elf from the Summer Lands. Take that for what it’s worth. Overall The River King is a good film, but could have been done better, but at least there are far worst films out there. The first thing that hits you as you open it up is the front cover. Ellessandra, the missing woman, is actually an elf from the Summer Lands. I printed out the galleys and am reviewing them tonight and the next couple nights. Wrath of the River King for 5th EditionFace the River's Fury!In the small hamlet of Riverbend, the miller’s wife is missing, and the locals suspect that the husband himself was involved. Wrath of the River King tasks your player characters with not only solving a mystery but also navigating Fey royalty and court politics. a ton of new monsters of the dark and fey variety. But all is far from what it seems. Ellessandra, the missing woman, is actually an elf from the Summer Lands. Wrath of the River-King A 4th Edition Feywild adventure for characters of 4-6th level From the designers notes: "The Fey of Wrath of the River King are all arrogant bastards who are certain that humans, dwarves, dragonborn, and halflings are really just talking animals with less fur or more scales. This review of Wrath of the River King by Sean Holland caught my eye. The 70 page physical softcover and PDF combo can be ordered from Kobold for $19.99 or you can snag the PDF alone from DriveThruRPG for $9.99. Oct 15, 2009.