A charming scene of children playing in a city park. If you listen hard, you can hear the children laughing as they play.
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Hartmann’s painting of the Tuileries garden in Paris shows a tableau of children playing a game in an idyllic field. As the Patrons of the exhibition view the painting, they hear the laughter of the children and find themselves standing in the sunshine. However, when Baba Yaga is involved, nothing is ever as it seems. For fans of: Classical Music, European history, Slavic Mythology
A painting of a bull pulling a cart. Wait, a painting of a wagon shouldn’t have moving wheels, should it?
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Baba Yaga continues to haunt the Patrons, barring them from the safety of their own world. Fortunately, a nearby village contains an unlikely ally. Getting to the village may be a challenge, however, as the sun begins to set. A passing Bull and Cart may be nice enough to help! For fans of: Classical Music, European history, Slavic Mythology
Pictures at an Exhibition, Level 5: Ballad of the Unhatched Chicks/Samuel and Schmuyle
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A blueprint sketch of an egg costume for a ballet. The eggs hatching on the sketch look so real!
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Somebody is responsible for Baba Yaga’s cruelty, but who? Perhaps a trip to Hell can shed light on her madness. But first, the Patrons have to bring down the house as they find themselves in the very costumes they had been examining as the curtain begins to rise. For fans of: Classical Music, European history, Slavic Mythology
Pictures at an Exhibition, Level 6: Limoges, the Market
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A French market square. You can almost hear the vendors hawking their wares.
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With the manipulator behind Baba Yaga's corruption revealed, the Patrons must find the materials to reverse her madness, before Baba Yaga or Koschei can find them. The first few reagents of the spell are found in a particular market, and it just so happens Hartmann painted a tableau of a particular market. For fans of: Classical Music, European history, Slavic Mythology
Pictures at an Exhibition, Level 7: Catacombs/With the Dead
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A painting of the Catacombs below the streets of Paris, with Hartmann himself holding the lantern. The painting is so well done, the lantern looks as if it's really glowing.
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The Patrons descend into the Catacombs of another painting in pursuit of the second reagent, pursued by Koschei's minions. While there they find themselves being guided through the labyrinthine caverns by a familiar figure. It seems there was more to Victor Hartmann than appeared back home in Russia. For fans of: Classical Music, European history, Slavic Mythology
Pictures at an Exhibition, Level 8: Hut on Fowl’s Legs/The Bogatyr Gate
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A sketch of a clock, shaped like a very familiar hut. And that clock is definitely ticking.
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The conclusion of the Patrons’ painting hopping adventure to foil the schemes of Baba Yaga and Koschei the Deathless! The final component of the spell to reverse Baba Yaga's insanity will be the most dangerous to obtain: her own Flying Mortar, which is kept on her Hut. The Patrons must race both the Hut and the clock to find the Mortar and undo Koschei's curse before the Hut bears them to its Mistress…and their doom. For fans of: Classical Music, European history, Slavic Mythology
A dungeon delving D&D adventure for a cobled together group of adventures to try and escape the clutches of a mad man!
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A Group of rag tag adventurers are summoned by a Mad Mage and must work together to escape his dungeon. Traps, puzzles, monsters and beasts, many trials await for our brave heros! will they be able to work together to get out alive? or become the next victims of the Mad Mark!