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A great piece of Harnworld lore, reprinted from a classic 1984 module, on the heraldry of Harn. Many examples of designs are given, with descriptions of their use and significance.
While specifically written for Harn, the lore in this booklet could be used for inspiration for other fantasy RPGs, or as a general source for medieval heraldry.
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A grisly piece of Harnworld lore, reprinted from a classic 1987 module, regarding a bimonthly gladitorial combat event, the Pamesani Games. While specifically written for Harn, the lore in this booklet could be used for inspiration for other fantasy RPGs.
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A great piece of Harnworld lore, reprinted from a classic 1987 module. While specifically written for Harn, the lore in this booklet could be used for inspiration for other fantasy RPGs.
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Another great collection from Rite Publishing - 30 new magic rings for Pathfinder, plus a table for randomly choosing from them. All are presented in standard magic item format, and each includes a brief description of the ring's appearance. A few bits of fantasy art are scattered about, and the doc is fully bookmarked and searchable. Well worth the price if you'd like to expand your magic item selection in Pathfinder.
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A solid set of basic wargame rules that can be easily modified to suit many types of units and battles. Because of its "sandbox" nature, I wouldn't recommend it for inexperienced wargamers, who may have trouble figuring out how to get started - but it would be a great choice for experienced players to use for introducing new players to the hobby.
The rules are clear and concise, and include tips on unit creation, changing scales, and using hex and open maps. The counters and force lists are very well done.
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A grim, visceral RPG from Memento Mori Theatricks, the farm is a game about survival, leadership, and the gradual discovery of a horrible reality.
The game uses a dice pool system with an inventive twist - a group of players designate a leader at certain times during the game, and this player can roll dice for a group of players and distribute them as they see fit. It's a clever system that could easily be stripped out and reutilized in other survival-style RPGs.
the farm would be a great choice for any group looking for a one-shot horror RPG - but it is definitely not for the faint of heart. (It should be noted that the rules limit the number of players to 6, so bear this in mind before you start inviting gamers over!)
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An excellent collection of articles on various RPG-related subjects. I particularly enjoyed "Zen and the Art of the Fireball," and the articles on the social contract and bringing the party together. Great content for a price you can't beat!
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A great collection of room traps for Savage Worlds or any fantasy RPG (with a bit of conversion). These traps are rated by ease of detection and disarming as well as lethality. The traps range from mere inconvenience (such as the Endless Hallway) to utter carnage (such as the Hot Box). The fantasy art is very good, and all traps feature humorous musings from a master dungeon architect as an added bonus.
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Two excellent pieces of grayscale fantasy art, great for using as spot illos in an RPG manual, or as visual aids for your next fantasy campaign. Includes JPG and PNG formats.
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A nifty little doc on 4e magic items for wild west characters. Includes a few magic firearms, plus other items (boots, a hat, a holster, and a set of playing cards). No art here, just text.
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A compact collection of eight classic movie monsters for the G-Core system, to inject some B-movie fun into your adventures. Includes a one-page scenario to help introduce the monsters into your game. A good choice for anyone looking to bring some horror into their G-Core campaign.
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An excellent collection of fantasy traps for the Savage Worlds system - though these could easily be converted to any RPG system. Each trap is listed with a Stealth rating (which determines how difficult it is to be spotted by characters), the method of triggering the trap, possible methods of disarming it, and the cost of having the trap constructed (for the benefit of those industrious dungeon designers that may be among your group).
As with all of the supplements that I have seen from Misfit Studios, the text is clear, the art is great, and there is virtually no wasted space - every page is packed with information. My original download of this document did have a few font issues in some places, but they weren't severe enough to render the text unreadable whatsoever.
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Another great content-packed Savage Worlds supplement from Misfit Studios. This player race supplement Includes details on creating dwarf characters in Savage Worlds (with several new Edges), as well as a bunch of dwarven lore - Stoneblood Ale, stats for the Dwarven Waraxe, two types of dwarven metal, and a half-dwarf variant. As usual, Misfit has packed a wealth of information in just a few pages, for a very reasonable price.
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A simple guide, written with lighthearted humor, on preparing a medieval celebration meal, including tips on what food to serve (including a few recipes), how to decorate, and even how guests are expected to behave. Great fun if you are preparing a dinner party to coincide with a Pathfinder session (or any medieval fantasy game, really). Includes game stats for a new Pathfinder class, the Trencherman (though I can't say if the recipes are Pathfinder compatible...)
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Excellent fantasy line art of a six-armed half-snake demon woman, who appears to be casting a spell with very complex somatic components - or playing an elaborate game of charades. (WARNING: IMAGE CONTAINS BOOBS!)
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