We are happy to announce that creators of the upcoming "Strands of Destiny" adventure, REDFlame Interactive, are close to the release of "Deception", their first mod created for The Witcher using the D'jinni adventure editor, action of which take place in the town of Carreas. Apart from a competely new town, mod will introduce a new story, new artwork and even new weapons (throwing knives)! For more information please visit REDFlame Interactive site. Moreover please don't forget about our D'jinni's contest!

True! swimming could be tricky with two swords strapped to your back  :)

Is Red Flame Interactive a part of CD Projekt Red, or are they a totally separate entity?

I notice that the news on the Red Flame website says, "Modular - All elements of Deception will be in their source formats. This will allow the community to dissect the module and use many aspects for their own future adventures."  If they're separate from CDPR, that's really very generous of them!

I love fan communities; one sees generosity and altruism so often there that it helps to restore that faith in human nature that reading the front page of the newspaper destroys.

Red Flame is a mod team, not part of CD Projekt.

I thought they were probably separate, but they sound so professional, and the names of both groups include "Red," so I thought I'd ask to make sure.

Really awesome!! ;D

Hm, those guys look like they work too hard.

<_<

Anyway, anyone who would like a copy of the

Strands of Destiny Newsletter: June 08

is encouraged to read the above hyperlinked PDF file, click on the red link above to download.

Thank you, sincerely, from us to you, for all of the encouragement everyone!

When I clicked on the link, I got the following message: Sorry, 'www.witchermod.djinni' does not exist or is not available.

Fixed the link: Thanks Corylea :D  :beer: :dead:

"Deception" is a separate and stand alone mod, which is not connected with "Strands of Destiny" plot-wise. Thus most of the new features will only appear in SoD.

Excelent, now the hit and run tactic will realy work!
Would be interesting to know if Geralt can use this ability everytime or only in specific situations?