This supplements lists 100 male first names in the Pictish language, with alternatives if known. The names are probably most suited for Celtic, or Celtic bordering, settings, or Roman Britain.
This supplement lists 100 male names in the Manx Gaelic language, with notes on meaning and alternative spellings when known. The names are suitable for a wide range of Celtic settings.
This supplement lists 100 British pub names, with notes and an additional table that can be used to generate many more possible names. It is suitable for creating names in settings from medieval to modern.
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Tomes of Alchemy is now available to buy on DriveThruRPG and RPGNow.
This supplement describes in detail, including appearance, contents and author, 20 different books on various topics related to alchemy. The books are generic and are suitable for a fantasy campaign.
This list of genuine books which can be used to pad out a bookshelf were all published in the 19th century, and are suitable for historical and steampunk campaigns.
I’ve just reinvested some of my publisher earnings into buying a new template set.
It’s From the Lost Library, one of the rather nice template sets published by Lord Zsezse Works. The set consists of four cover designs and four page designs, in US Letter and A4 sizes. I’ll have to decide which size will work best.
I’m not certain whether or not I’ll use the graphics for any of the existing “Things” book and item lists. I do plan to upgrade the graphics on those at some point; I’d just like to use something a bit more modern, given that they are aimed at modern campaigns.
I do have a number of supplements that have needed formatting for a while which I am going to use the templates with.
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