At some point characters may venture into colder regions, whether these regions be close to the poles, up frozen mountains or simply during the winter in colder climes. This supplement has 100 different encounters for such areas, some of which may be useful, some that may be dangerous and some that may be puzzling. They may be used as background colour or as a source of potential adventure hooks.
The Pathfinder version is slightly longer and includes some Pathfinder stats for some results. Both supplements are not required.
Deserts can be interesting and dangerous places to traverse. They may be home to ancient civilisations, either long-lost or still extant. In and of themselves, deserts can be dangerous places. This supplement has 100 different encounters for fantasy deserts, some potentially hazardous, others potentially beneficial. They can be used as background colour or as potential adventure hooks.
The Pathfinder version is slightly longer and includes some Pathfinder stats for some results. Both supplements are not required.
Characters may end up exploring for a number of reasons, and these supplements provide 100 different encounters for them to have. The encounters can be used for background colour or as potential adventure hooks. Some are potentially dangerous and some are potentially useful. There are a variety of different types of encounter.
The Pathfinder version is slightly longer and includes some Pathfinder stats for some results. Both supplements are not required.
This is a conversion of the original system neutral Tomes of Alchemy to Pathfinder. It contains detailed descriptions of twenty different books on the topic of alchemy, including their appearance, size, author and contents. Notes provide Pathfinder stats for what the books can be used for, if they are read.
Just in time for Christmas, here is a Pay What You Want collection of six new Christmas-themed wondrous items. The utility of the items is perhaps variable, and they are definitely more suited to a lighter-hearted adventure than any dark and grim one featuring Krampus.
Treasure is an important part in games but if that treasure isn’t simply rolling around loose on the floor, it will be stored in something. This something, whether a chest, strongbox, wrapping or other container, may also have value in and of itself. This is a list of 100 different containers that all have value, although in some cases not very much.
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.
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.
In Feldaryn’s Flying Ship characters will come across a flying ship that has got stuck in a tree. Helping the sole person on board, a mage, can result in problems, as he is not what he seems.
Six Pack: Wondrous Items of Silliness has six new magic items for the Pathfinder game. These are in celebration of April Fools’ Day, and are all less than serious and themed on modern gag items.
100 Doors to Find in a Dungeon (PFRPG) has descriptions of 100 different doors that can be used in a dungeon, to make players think that there is something important about them or to simply add colour. This is a Pathfinder adaptation of the system neutral 100 Doors to Find in a Dungeon.
Smells Like Stream Spirit has the characters stumbling across two groups of naiads that are in conflict with each other. The characters may help resolve this conflict peacefully, or trigger a war.
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100 Snow and Ice Encounters and 100 Snow and Ice Encounters (PFRPG) are now available to buy from DriveThruRPG.
