Fantasy cities are a potential source of adventures too, and not just a place to stop and recuperate between adventures in the wilderness or dungeons. Adventures in a city can be of a different type. This supplement provides 100 different encounters for characters to have in a city. They can be used as just background colour or they can be further developed into adventure hooks.
Characters will often stumble across maps and this is a list of 100 different maps they can find. These maps can be used to enliven descriptions of existing maps, as a source of potential adventure hooks or simply as background colour. They vary in sizes, from small to immovable, and in material, from mundane to strange to magical.
A Baker’s Dozen of Rumours (And The Truth Behind Them) (PFRPG) is the latest supplement written by Neal Litherland. This provides thirteen rumours in detail, which could be used as background colour. However, the truth behind each is given, which characters can discover if they investigate, turning them into complete adventure hooks. The supplement is also available in system neutral and Fifth Edition compatible versions; you do not need to buy all three versions.
100 Random Encounters for on the Road or in the Wilderness, written by Neal Litherland details 100 different encounters that characters could have whilst travelling, beneficial, dangerous or simply odd. The supplement is also available in system neutral and Pathfinder versions; this is an adaptation of these to the Fifth Edition of the World’s Most Popular RPG.
In Hypothetically the characters are left a note with a small payment asking them to explore a nearby temple. However, the payment is missing. Will the characters try to find out what happened to the money? A map of the temple is included.
Dungeons are not necessarily silent places and 100 Sounds to Hear in a Dungeon provides a GM with 100 different sounds for characters to hear. These sounds may be threatening, disturbing, a sign of potential threats or simply background noise.
In Naga, Naga, Naga a farm has been taken over and its inhabitants killed by a group of nagas. These nagas are now preying on those who pass nearby. The characters may be looking into the disappearances, or may become prey themselves. The supplement includes a 24″x20″ battlemap of the farm and a 8″x10″ battlemap of the farm’s cellar.
Magic items found in fantasy games often lack the same interesting details as those in fiction, often being no more than their ability. 100 Histories and Legends for Magic Items provides 100 histories and legends to associate with magic items. Some items are connected to individuals whilst others are associated with groups and organisations.
The Claw is kept in an old curiosity shop and it appears to be a simple severed limb. However, every night it attempts to regenerate. If its growth is not kept stunted, eventually the claw will regrow the entire creature to which it was once attached. This supplement is also included in the RolemasterBlog Bundle 31-40.
A Baker’s Dozen of Rumours (And The Truth Behind Them) is the latest supplement written by Neal Litherland. This provides thirteen rumours in detail, which could be used as background colour. However, the truth behind each is given, which characters can discover if they investigate, turning them into complete adventure hooks.
The Oasis is a safe place to visit, even though it is used by dangerous creatures. If the characters pre-emptively attack such creatures, they will anger the goddess of the oasis, making it a lot less safe.
This supplement comes with a 24″x24″ battlemap of the oasis that can be printed out and assembled.
Dungeons have corpses and 100 Corpses to Find in a Dungeon (PFRPG) provides 100 different corpses for characters to find. Some may be odd, some may be hazardous. All are dead. This is an adaptation of the system neutral 100 Corpses to Find in a Dungeon for the Pathfinder game. You do not need both versions.
In the The Tribulations of the Orachu Tribe the characters are captured by a feared local tribe, and will have to take part in the tribe’s Tribulations to prove their worth.
Image Collection VII: 5 Living Worlds has five different images of living planets that were made during the development of A Baker’s Dozen of Inhabited Worlds. Each is a TIFF and is 1500×1500 pixels with 300 dpi resolution. These can be used for commercial and personal projects.
Not every valuable or important item can be found in plain sight or is hidden in an obvious place. Some are hidden in less obvious locations, and this is a list of 100 such places. About a third are suitable for any setting with the rest requiring a modern one.
The Knitting Circle of Whispering Valley is a secretive group of women with magical skills who protect and help their communities from behind the scenes.
Characters are often given the ability to communicate with animals, but this does not mean that the animals in question have anything useful or intelligent to say. 100 Inane Comments and Useless Answers from Speaking to Animals is a list of less than helpful responses that can come from animals.
Grosk’s Tavern appears to be a former temple that now caters to those down on their luck, but it is more than that. The clientèle, tavern and tavernkeeper are not what they seem and the tavern is a good place to hire mercenaries. The supplement comes with a 14″x24″ map of the tavern’s ground floor and a 21″x24″ map of the cellar that can be printed out and assembled.
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