I found it in Rob's website... is there anybody able to add some info to this?

http://site.pied-piper-publishing.com/j ... &Itemid=38

...i have never heard about it...

and finally, i am not able to access to the map linked to that page: am i the only one with this problem?

tnx and ciaooo

Warlock's Walk is an adventure Rob ran at last year's GenCon.  It is part of Maure Castle so obviously it is set in Greyhawk.

As for the map....I do recall a lot of people mentioning the same thing when they tried to access it when it was first published on his site.  Perhaps you should bring it up on Pied Piper's forum?

However, confusion continues to be the word of the day at PPP.

The store is closed (for repairs) and even the upcoming releases are confusing.

For instance the long awaited El Raja Key's Arcane Treasury.
What would one want to pay $40 for the same thing they could pay $36 for?

El Raja Key's Arcane Treasury
by E N Shook and R J Kuntz
96 page Perfect Bound
Availability: Early third quarter release, 2008
Deluxe Edition: With Daemonic and Arcane Limited Edition: $40.00 (200 copies, signed and numbered). (This one includes the book below)
Standard Edition: $24.95; signed by Rob Kuntz (200 copies)

Daemonic and Arcane
by Rob Kuntz
16 Page LGC&Câ„¢ Release
Price (Standard Edition): $10.95
Limited Edition available only as a Deluxe Set (see above) with ERK's Arcane Treasury

My quick math indicates that if you buy them seperately you will save about $4.    
And both the Limited and Standard Editions are signed as x of 200.........

This looks to be more of the Bottle City catastrophy..............

rather odd eh.

but lets not have more threads. use the bottle city one and then all the info is kinda together.

seems a strange way to do biz tho for sure.

Al

Warlock's Walk is indeed the version run at GenCon 2007, and as for the map, I'm not sure what's up, other than that the page and/or the old /uploads/ directory may not have transitioned successfully from the old site to the new one.  I pinged ENS, hopefully he can fix it.  WW is definitely an electronic only product, and a free one at that, since Rob doesn't own Maure Castle.  

For those interested, the Oerth Journal recently did a Maure Castle special issue (#23 for those counting at home) @ http://www.oerthjournal.com/oj23.html which greatly expands on the initial d20 conversion (run at GenCon UK 2007).