Tales of the Dark Ages

Tales of the Dark Ages is a collection of adventures published under license by Atlas Games in 1990 for Lion Rampant's fantasy role-playing game "Ars Magica".
Contents.
"Tales of the Dark Ages" is a set of four adventures for use with "Ars Magica":
Publication history.
Lion Rampant Games published "Ars Magica" in 1987. In the 2014 book "Designers & Dragons: The '90s", game historian Shannon Appelcline noted that "From 1990–1991, Atlas Games produced five different licensed adventure books for the "Ars Magica" RPG. These included: "Tales of the Dark Ages" (1990), a set of short adventures and Atlas' first product; "Festival of the Damned" (1991), a well-loved adventure by "Ars Magica" designer Jonathan Tweet, who had left the industry just two years earlier; and "South of the Sun" (1991), an interesting look at Mythic Africa". "Tales of the Dark Ages", published under license by Atlas Games in 1990, is a 64-page saddle-stapled softcover book with interior art by Eric Hotz, and cover art by Tara Kinnunen.