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Dead Man Delineation
A stock art collection by Jesse Mohn

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These miniatures represent the 5 premade characters in the scenario Orb of the Shadow Flame for Heroes, Sidekicks & Minions: Relic Worlds.

Expand your Fallout Factions experience with more Legends of the Wasteland options!

Building on the Legends of the Wastelands found in the Fallout: Factions Core Rulebook, this 3-page PDF provides the rules and information you need to add five new Boston Legends of the Wasteland to your games, along with four new Innate Perks.

Includes Legends of the Wasteland rules for Ronnie Shaw, Preston Garvey, Jake Finch, Hammer, and a Minutemen General.

For the complete Legends of the Wasteland rul…

In need of some tenacious troopers to challenge your players?  

Welcome to the Combatant Codex: a collection of 40 stat blocks representing humanoid foes from all walks of life.  This series’ fourth Starfinder entry highlights the Soldier and their arsenal of weaponry.

Whether you're looking to pit your players against a hardened military regime or to use the included statblocks as a base for a capable mercenary captain, the Combatant Codex has what you need!  This fourth Starfinder entry in…

Black sails on the horizon! Once again, penguin warships have been sighted off the coast of Fowland. The birds are known as raiders, sailing to the northern lands for booty and plunder. Will the foxes, the aristocracy of Fowland, manage to drive them off, or will they be too busy suppressing an uprising of the worker geese?

Penguin Diplomacy is:

• recommended for 2 to 6 players
• GM-less
• suitable for Play by Post/Forum as well as at the table
• rules available in English and German

In ea…

The free Krivan Campaign Setting Introduction is ready!

I wanted to give players and GMs a way into the setting without asking them to read a full campaign book first. This illustrated 16-page guide introduces Sambir, its history, and the places you might call home...or wish you’d never visited.

There’s a map of the continent, an overview of its realms and peoples, and an introduction to the gods and the Ruination. You’ll also find help connecting a character to the setting an…

This Panel is a built-in audio media player. Why not just use Windows Media Player? Partly because this one has fade-out/fade-in options that are much easier to access (I thought this was a unique feature, but turns out, no, Windows Media Player does allow fading between tracks, it's just a buried feature that requires tons of effort to unearth), but mostly because the Jukebox can be used to create soundscapes. A soundscape allows you to play any number of individual tracks …

The Party Scene for the Magic Chronicle scene panel. Allows you to switch a scene into Party Mode and immediately begin using Appeals to affect the favor of NPCs present, using the same NPC tokens, background map, and zones as other scene types like Battle and Heist.

The Heist Scene for the Magic Chronicle scene panel. Allows you to switch a scene into Heist  Mode and immediately begin using Gambits to sneak around NPCs present, using the same NPC tokens, background map, and zones as other scene types like Battle and Party.

In the Factions Panel, you can define factions, their relations to one another, and tags associated with them.

In the currency panel, you can define different currency types and the conversion rates between them, including associating different factions with different currencies. This can allow you to have, for example, evil factions that pay you in Agony and good factions that pay you in Hope and neutral factions that pay you in Bottled Thought and they have the same exchan…

The Urbancrawl Panel allows you to set skill checks using Magic Chronicle's StatScript - a single-purpose programming language formatted to look like RPG stat blocks to make usage easy and intuitive for anyone used to interpreting statements like "1d20+Proficiency+DEX against TN 15" - to discover different encounters in different neighborhoods. Encounters can be purely text-based using the Urbancrawl Panel by itself, but can also link directly to the Scene Panel (sold separa…

Three solo gambling games (Shut the Box, Roulette, and Blackjack) available as a Magic Chronicle panel so you can visit the casino as part of your solo campaign.