A fantasy roleplaying game of hope and heroism in which gifted mortals and Fay creatures fight across time in an eternal battle for the soul of the countryside. Through the Hedgerow is a fantasy roleplaying game of time travel and supernatural adventure set in the hidden world of the countryside. As Knights of the Briar Company, you are Champions of the Light, charged with protecting the soul and magic of the land against the agents of the Dark, who seek only destruction and chaos. This eternal battle is fought throughout history, from the war-torn Dark Ages and 17th Century to the upheaval of the Industrial Revolution and World War Two. As one of the Fay - sorcerous birds, animated scarecrows, intelligent spiders, and other beings - you may be sworn to defend humanity. Or, as a mortal marked by destiny and plucked from your own time, you might be caught up in this struggle. One way or another, you must step through the hedgerow to face the Darkness. Through the Hedgerow uses an innovative Checks & Challenges system that encourages players to contribute to the unfolding narrative, and which makes wits, imagination, charm, and mysticism as important to overcoming problems as combat. Seek out powerful magical treasures, safeguard legendary locations, and outwit and outfight the servants of the Dark - wicked Fay lords, fanatical witch hunters, scheming hags, and the brooding Raven Margrave whose undead hordes bring death to the land.>

Autorentext
Jonathan Rowe was born in Derbyshire but has come to love the wildness of Scotland and the vast Fens of East Anglia. He is a teacher and a writer who publishes ghost stories and his own RPGs. He has been making and playing games his whole life.Peter Johnston was born in Tooting, London, and was raised on a diet of military history, Greek mythology and comic books. His earliest drawings were strange reimaginings of the battle of Hastings with Normans fighting the Avengers. He studied visual art and printmaking in Wales, learning the traditional techniques of etching and mezzotint. He has now replaced the printing press with Photoshop and has been a digital artist for more than ten years, designing Steampunk, Sci-Fi, and Fantasy figures and scenes for books, games, and software.