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100 Detailed Items to Find in an Occultist’s Chambers, 100 Fantasy Drinks and The Warlock Returns Issue #01 have all gone up to Electrum from Silver.
10 Fantasy Villages, 100 Alchemical Creations, 100 Books to Find on a Ravenloft Bookshelf, 100 Chaotic Happenings to Experience, 100 Descriptions for Modern Zombies, 100 Disturbing to Horrifying Fantasy Encounters, 100 Encounters for a Dubious Starport, 100 Traditional Chinese Medicinal Herbs to Find, 25 Items of Weird News and The Hermit of Castle Ruins have all gone up to Silver from Copper.
100 Ceilings to Find in a Dungeon, 100 Encounters for Fantasy Plains, 100 Encounters for Fantasy Plains – Supplement for Zweihander RPG, 100 Fantasy Entertainers and Artists to See on the Street, 100 Notes and Letters to Find on Urth II, 100 Potentially Dubious Space Cargoes, 100 Secret and Hidden Doors and Passages to Find in a Dungeon, 100 Staircases to Find in a Dungeon, 100 Statues to Find in a Dungeon, 100 Things to Find in a Place of Worship, 100 Witches, 100 Xenoarchaeological Finds, Cities of Sundara: Ironfire (5E), Curse of the Ancient Tomb and The Warlock Returns Issue #03 have all reached Copper.
Four encounters for each of the districts of Ironfire are given here. The encounters will work with the Pathfinder and 5E versions of the supplement.
100 Xenoarchaeological Finds, A Dekas of Alchemical Items (PFRPG) and 100 Hooks and Rumours to Hear in the Pirate Nations are now available to buy on DriveThruRPG.
Previous civilisations in a science fiction setting may have left remains behind and 100 Xenoarchaeological Finds has 100 small items that could be found in various places. They may be useful, dangerous or odd.
A Dekas of Alchemical Items (PFRPG) has ten new alchemical items for Pathfinder that characters could make, buy or find in the possession of others.
Characters may encounter rumours when asking around on various matters and 100 Hooks and Rumours to Hear in the Pirate Nations has 100 such for the 7th Sea’s Pirate Nations. Whether or not any rumour is true is up to the GM.
A new video has been published on YouTube that previews the first few pages of 100 Video Feeds to See in a Cyberpunk Setting.
A new video has been published on YouTube that previews the first few pages of 100 Encounters for Fantasy Mountains (Lore 100).
Exploring the Fantasy Castle Alone is now available to buy on itch.
This is a solo journalling TTRPG in which the player’s character is a exploring a fantasy castle. It requires a standard set of 52 cards and a d6 to play.
The Warlock Returns Issue #03 is now available to buy on DriveThruRPG.
This is a fanzine for Advanced Fighting Fantasy that contains a variety of articles. It isn’t published by us, but by Arion Games, but we have contributed content to it. It’s currently available as a PDF with print on demand to follow.
Leaving Moüd is an introductory piece of fiction by Neal Litherland for Moüd: The City of Bones, one of the supplements for Cities of Sundara, which is available in versions for 5th Edition and Pathfinder.
“Leaving us so soon?” the young man with the orcish teeth and the rakish glint in his eyes asked as he leaned on the counter. The rustle of parchment maps filled the travel station as other customers planned their routes, and cool air puffed out from grates in the floor where water ran. “It might look pretty straightforward as cities go, but I can promise you that Moüd’s got secrets worth digging for.”
“I’m sure it does,” Argor said, putting on a smile that was trying to be polite but wasn’t quite managing. “But we’ve done all we came here to do.”
The orc-blooded man shrugged, as if to say their business was none of his, before spreading his hands on the wooden counter top. “What direction are you going, and when would you like to start going there?”
“To the coast,” Argor said. “And as soon as can be arranged.”
The young man pursed his lips, his eyelids narrowing slightly. He looked like a big cat contemplating a course of action. “One of the sand trains leaves this evening, traveling through the night.”
“That-” Argor started to say before Ceravil cut him off.
“Will be fine,” she said, offering a smile of her own. She felt Argor’s irritated gaze on her, but wouldn’t turn to meet it. “We had an unfortunate accident coming here in the first place. Better to trust the guild when it comes to getting out of the desert.”
“Hard-learned wisdom,” the man said, nodding hard enough to make his long braids sway. “And a lesson I wish I could teach others who come through here.”
He named a price. Argor bristled slightly, and the negotiation began. Ceravil stepped away to let Argor do what he was best at, running her eyes over the maps and pamphlets. Silkgift caught her eye, as did Hoardreach. Those places were far from here, but after the sights they’d seen in the City of Bones, she felt a need for a change. The smell of a clean sea, or the sights of a place of wonder she’d only ever heard about. Behind her Argor opened his coin purse, carefully counted a fee, and handed it over.
“I’ll send word when your passage has been arranged,” the man said, giving them another grin that showed off his too-long lower tusks. “A pleasure doing business with you.”
“I never want to set foot here again,” Argor grumbled as they turned their steps to the heat of the street. “The dead stay below, the living stay above. That’s the way it’s supposed to be.”
“You say that now,” Ceravil said, clucking her tongue and smiling slightly. She watched as the newest arrivals to Moüd came down the street, bearing the accents and fashions of a dozen different lands. She smelled the scents of spices and cooking meats, and looked off in the distance at the bulk of the city’s hanging gardens. “Once the chill in your skin fades, you’ll remember this place more fondly.”
He grunted, but Ceravil knew. The footsore miles and uncomfortable seats always faded from Argor’s memory, but the wonders he saw in their travels always lingered.
