Twilight 2000: White Eagle (First Edition)

In White Eagle, powerful forces are struggling to control a nation. The armed might of King Julian of Silesia is matched against the equally powerful economic force of the free city of Krakow. Opposing them both is the Wojsko Ludowa (People's Army) of Father W. Niekarz, whose only weapons are a deep patriotism and the Black Madonna of Czestochowa, a religious icon and a powerful symbol of Polish nationalism. Surrounded by a sea of bandits, marauders, homeless soldiers from a halfdozen nations, and an increasingly hostile environment, these three groups are engaged in a struggle that will determine the future of Poland-that will decide whetherthe country will begin a long, slow recovery, or rapidly sink into a mire of chaos. The characters hold the key to victory in that struggle. White Eagle serves as both a sourcebook of southern Poland in the early 21st century and as an adventure (or series of adventures) taking place there. White Eagle outlines what has happened in southern Poland