The Rio Grande Flood Charity is intended to raise money for those affected by floods in Brazil and includes two of our supplements in it, as well as those from other published. The bundle contains $211.93 worth of supplements for $20. Click here to get it.
This video looks at how to make some Czech hedgehogs to use as terrain for Neal Litherland’s Army Men, and other wargames, using wooden coffee stirrers, paint and superglue.
Evonshire cloaks are a non-magical cloak that is one of the signature items produced by Evonshire’s Outdoor Goods, found in Merchants of Sundara, a cloak that is both warm and waterproof and provides a ready means of improving the chances of surviving outdoors.
When an Evonshire cloak is worn, it provides a +4 circumstance bonus on Fortitude saves against cold weather. It will also provide a +4 bonus for any items worn under the cloak, or the wearer, on saving throws required due to rain, and even a +1 circumstance bonus for such should the character be immersed.
Cost: 10 gp Weight 1/2 lb
Want to Get a Discount on New Releases?
Sign up for our newsletter and get them by email in our weekly update together with discounts on new releases.
Floors are not always bare and 100 Rugs and Carpets to Find in a Dungeon has 100 things to cover them. They can be used as simple decoration or something more.
Blight Bane’s Gambit is a novella based in the Sundara setting. It follows the protagonists, a group of orcs, as they look for a magic sword.
When asking around for information, characters may hear rumours, and 100 Hooks and Rumours for the Emerald City has 100 such related to Seattle in the Shadowrun setting. They can be used as background colour, misinformation and adventure hooks.
Filler Art – Book Chest is a piece of hand drawn black and white stock art. There are two variations of the chest and each comes in a version on a white background and on a transparent one, at 300 dpi. The image can be used for personal and commercial uses.
Want to Get a Discount on New Releases?
Sign up for our newsletter and get them by email in our weekly update together with discounts on new releases.
Mausoleums are buildings found in graveyards that are used to house the dead above ground. In a fantasy setting, they may also have odd features, or be larger or deeper.
A small moat runs around the mausoleum, filled with stagnant-looking water covered here and there with a green scum. A small, permanent stone bridge leads over the moat to the mausoleum’s doors.
From the outside, the mausoleum looks to be a large one, but opening the doors will reveal it is surprisingly small inside. The doors, and the walls, are unusually thick, making the interior much smaller than would be expected.
Initially, nothing looks odd or unusual about this mausoleum, at least until the stone that was used to construct it are examined. The stone is not native to the region and can be identified as having come from many hundreds of miles away.
Matching bronze doors with engraved scenes of battle lead into this elegant stone mausoleum. On each side of the door is a bronze sconce that is kept magically alight.
Shadows look to be thicker around this mausoleum, and it seems enswathed in them even on the brightest of days. Inside, it’s even darker and light sources seem diminished.
The mausoleum glows at night and appears to be richly created and it dominates the area of the cemetery. Investigation will reveal that this is all an illusion intended to enhance a plain, rather small, building.
The mausoleum is hard to find, as it is within a copse of trees and is moreover completely covered in vines, making it almost impossible to notice from outside the copse. Investigating the trees and vines will show that they have been deliberately grown to hide the building from view.
The mausoleum is missing its roof and the stones of the walls bear the soot marks of fire damage. In places, the stones have melted, suggesting that the fire was not mundane in origin. The interior of the mausoleum is an empty, charred mess.
The most noteworthy part of this mausoleum is the door. It is a huge, circular slab of stone that rolls aside to gain access. The stone is carefully balanced that, when the locks keeping it in place are removed, it rolls easily with the slightest push.
This mausoleum is larger than it initially appears from outside. When entered, it can be seen that, along with the aboveground chamber, stairs lead down into a crypt that is about double the size.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.Ok
