PLEBEYOS: Zweihander RPG Fanzine #6 is now available to buy from DriveThruRPG.
PLEBEYOS #6 is a Spanish translation of Lowborn #6, and contains the same content, but translated.
Christmas in July 2023
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Danger from Above
Danger from Above is a piece of fiction for Hoardreach: The City of Wyrms, one of the supplements for Cities of Sundara, which is available in versions for 5th Edition and Pathfinder.
“Look out!” came the cry from above.
Ghellin looked upwards, and then ducked. Though flying things were hardly unknown in Hoardreach, normally only visitors treated such with alarm. For residents of the city, and for those who had visited enough to become immune, flying creatures, whether natural, magically or mechanically assisted, were just part of the every day scenery. No more worthy of notice than the road underfoot.
This one was a bit different, though. For one thing, it looked to be out of control. No matter what, out of control flying items were definitely something worth avoiding.
For another thing, it was most peculiar. And that was for someone familiar with the airships and scale suits that Hoardreach produced. Though such devices might be rare elsewhere, unless Hoardreach traders had visited, they were just another thing in the air in the city itself.
This… contraption, for Ghellin could think of no better word, looked to be a jumble of sales and spars with no discernible purpose or logic behind them. Or perhaps there was logic, but as the pilot was not in control, that logic may have fallen by the wayside.
Ghellin was not the only person on the street to duck. Or, for that matter, move rapidly out of the way as the contraption came in for what only just escaped being called a crash. It was certainly damaged by its encounter with the ground, and the single occupant looked a bit shaken by the ordeal.
Ghellin, and others, went to see if the pilot, a Skycatcher halfling if he was not mistaken, was okay. And, in the cases of some of those on the street, to loudly complain about the Skycatcher from flying a clearly malfunctioning machine over an area where people were living.
“Well,” said the halfling. “I guess that didn’t go to plan.” She apologised to the people who had nearly got a much closer view of her contraption than they would have preferred.
Ghellin thought she wasn’t a native to Hoardreach, even though there was a substantial community of the gnomes living in the city. He inquired. “No, I’m from Silkgift originally,” was the halfling’s response.
Silkgift. That did explain a lot, Ghellin thought to himself.
What Has He Got in His Pockets? 100 Bard Items, A Dekas of Alchemical Items V (5E) and 100 Hooks and Rumours to Hear in or about the Trojan Reach Now Available
What Has He Got in His Pockets? 100 Bard Items, A Dekas of Alchemical Items V (5E) and 100 Hooks and Rumours to Hear in or about the Trojan Reach are now available to buy on DriveThruRPG.
Defeated enemies have pockets, and What Has He Got in His Pockets? 100 Bard Items has 100 items that could be found in the pockets, or other location, of a bard. They range from junk through odd to having minor magic powers.
A Dekas of Alchemical Items V (5E) has ten new alchemical items for 5th Edition for characters to create or buy or for NPCs to own.
Characters may hear rumours when asking around for information, and 100 Hooks and Rumours to Hear in or about the Trojan Reach has some for them to hear related to the Trojan Reach. They can be used as adventure hooks or background colour.
Neal Litherland Reads “The Devil’s Due” from 100 Gangsters, Gun Molls, and Goons
In this video, Neal Litherland read “The Devil’s Due” from 100 Gangsters, Gun Molls, and Goons.
d66 Wasteland Encounters (Mutant Future) Now Available
d66 Wasteland Encounters (Mutant Future) is now available to buy on DriveThruRPG.
Published by Sad Fishe Game, this is a supplement to which we have contributed and it contains 36 Mutant Future compatible encounters.
Alone at Summer Camp Now Available
Alone at Summer Camp is now available to buy on itch.
This is a solo journalling TTRPG in which the player’s character is someone who finds everyone else at camp has vanished. It requires a standard set of 52 cards and a d6 to play.
100 Sci Fi Guilds PDF Preview
A new video has been published on YouTube that previews the first few pages of 100 Sci Fi Guilds.
D6: The Strange Rumours – Ruk II
The Strange is a game published by Monte Cook Games. It is, at least in part, set in the normal world, but there are other worlds out there, in the Strange. This list has six rumours for that setting, similar to the various different adventure hooks in the books, and these can be used as adventure hooks or simple misinformation.
- Glial storms are imbalances of the bioelectrical energy of Ruk, moving cascades of scintillating energy that can drive those caught in them mad. Glial storms have become rarer over the years, but some are claiming that, for some unknown reason, they are becoming more common again, though they are still rare.
- Huge mobile harvesters are used to gather the resources of Ruk’s grey forests, with many of them owned by Zal. Others are owned by small co-ops, captains and freebooters who steal from the harvests of others. It’s rumoured that those grey harvesters that are not owned by Zal have a tendency to suffer from misfortune more often, whether this is freebooter raids or equipment problems. Some go out of business and are bought up by Zal, leading to suspicion that Zal is trying to eliminate the competition.
- Most parts of the Hub, the oldest part of Ruk, are policed, monitored and cleaned, but there are exceptions, where anything but is true. It’s rumoured that some parts fall out of favour, or fall afoul of one of Ruk’s factions, and as a result end up losing all of these services, resulting in their rapid decline.
- The grey forests of Ruk can be dangerous to travel through as the fungi that grow in them produce hallucinogenic and poisonous spores. Some people who have survived trips through the grey forests have claimed to have seen fungi actively moving around and hunting other travellers, though given the hallucinogenic nature of the spores, such claims are readily dismissed.
- The Shattered Wastes of Ruk are debris fields lacking much in the way of life or water. Damaged organimer can grow back imperfectly, or die, and this is what resulted in the wastes. It’s said that there are parts of the wastes where the organimer is not merely growing back strangle; it’s growing back wrong. Organimer is quasi-living metal but in some areas it’s said that “quasi” no longer applies.
- The Spar Jungles of Ruk are where the disk of Ruk broke when it ran aground on the shoals of Earth, and are scattered throughout the Hub. The Spar Jungles are dangerous places, home to gangs of outlaws and dangerous beasts. It’s said that some of them have other dangers as well, places where the Strange is breaking through into Ruk, or where the fabric of Ruk itself is wearing thin.
100 Encounters for the Post-Apocalyptic Moors, 100 Encounters for the Post-Apocalyptic Moors (Mutant Future) and 100 Mediums Now Available
100 Encounters for the Post-Apocalyptic Moors and 100 Encounters for the Post-Apocalyptic Moors (Mutant Future) are now available on DriveThruRPG and 100 Mediums is available on Storytellers Vault.
Even in a post-apocalyptic setting, there can be things to encounter, ranging from the useful to the odd to the dangerous. 100 Encounters for Post-Apocalyptic Moors has 100 such for farms.
100 Encounters for Post-Apocalyptic Moors (Mutant Future) is the above supplement converted for use with Mutant Future. You do not need both versions.
Mediums are the speakers to the dead in the Chronicles and World of Darkness. They can be a bridge to speak with ghosts, a dealer in them, potential foe or powerful ally, and 100 Mediums has 100 such for characters to encounter.