This illustration, digitally hand painted by the artist, Eric Pommer, depicts a confident sorceress casting a spell with one hand while gripping a magical staff in the other.

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5 x 4" @ 300dpi artwork in RGB .jpg format

Feel free to contact me if you need those images in any other format.

About the Artist:

Eric Pommer has been creating artwork for RPG products for the past twenty years.  His illustrations have appeared in various projects for companies including Wizards of the Coast, Atlas Games, Seattle Hill Games, and DR Games.  His work was also featured in Time Magazine's 50th Anniversary Dungeons and Dragons Special Edition issue.

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Email: ericpommer@sympatico.ca

This stock RPG illustration, digitally hand-painted by the artist, Eric Pommer, portrays a confident sorceress casting a spell with one hand while gripping a magical staff in the other.  

Zip File includes:

approx 5" x 4" @ 300dpi artwork in .jpg format on white background

approx 5" x 4" @ 300dpi .png on a transparent background

Feel free to contact me if you need those images in any other format.

About the Artist:

Eric Pommer has been creating artwork for RPG products for the past twenty years.  His illustrations have appeared in various projects for companies including Wizards of the Coast, Atlas Games, Seattle Hill Games, and DR Games.  His work was also featured in Time Magazine's 50th Anniversary Dungeons and Dragons Special Edition issue.

Stock License

The following image(s) in the product may be used for commercial and non-commercial work as follows:

• Unlimited use of the image(s) in commercial and non-commercial work.
• Image(s) may be cropped, rotated, resized, and modified to fit your project.
• Artist's name (Eric Pommer) must be credited in all commercial and non-commercial work the image(s) appear in.
• Image(s) may NOT be resold or redistributed for free, either individually or as part of a collection.

email: ericpommer@sympatico.ca

Science fiction movies are weird and well after more than a century, as they time-travel beyond all genre cliches. Sci-Fi movies aren’t afraid to be more thought-provoking, more experimental, more adventurous, more...subversive.

Subversive Sci-Fi Evolution — More Reflections on Futuristic Films That Broke the Rules salutes movies and movie-makers who forever changed the way speculative flicks were made, viewed, marketed, released, and merchandised. Within its Atom Age pages, Subversive Sci-Fi Evolution presents an eclectic mix of today’s most talented scribes sharing their humor and insights about their favorite groundbreaking films. Readers will see the classics in all new ways, and find some new spaced-out thrills to buy, rent, or stream.
 

Our esteemed list of authors & their films (click on their names to read more):

●    Alex Bledsoe: Stalker (1979)
●    Bill Bodden: Them! (1954)
●    Richard Dansky: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)
●    Matthew Dawkins: Total Recall (1990)
●    Kenneth Hite: Scanners (1981)
●    Kristen Hutchinson: Significant Other (2022)
●    Winter Jaye: Vesper (2022)
●    Spike Jones: 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
●    Bill Keyes: Masters of the Universe (1987)
●    David Larkins: Vegas in Space (1991)
●    Murray Leeder: The Monolith Monsters (1957)
●    James Lowder: The Quiet Earth (1981)
●    Colm Lundberg: Under the Skin (2013)
●    Steven Marsh: The Village (2004)
●    Chloe Maveal: The Apple (1980)
●    Prof. Christopher McGlothlin: Star Trek Generations (1994)
●    Cynthia Celeste Miller: Escape From New York (1981)
●    Justin Mohareb: Strange Days (1995)
●    Lisa Morton: A Trip to the Moon (Le Voyage dans la Lune, 1902)
●    Debaditya Mukhopadhyay: Mr. X in Bombay (1964)
●    Melissa F. Olson: Jurassic World (2015)
●    John Polojac: The Time Machine (1960)
●    Jesse Scoble & Devinder Thiara: Pitch Black (2000)
●    Ade Smith: Heavy Metal (1981)
●    Tim Thomson: Project Omicron (1999)
●    Rob Toth: Americathon (1979)
●    Caelum Vatnsdal: Galaxy of Terror (1981)
●    Jason Walters: On the Silver Globe (Na srebrnym globie, 1988)
●    Mike Weatherford: Westworld (1973)
●    John Wick: Barbarella (1968)
●    Rob Wieland: Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
●    Nicole Winchester: Enemy of the State (1998)

Expand your options with dozens of new feats, including new origin, general, fighting style, and epic boon feats. Whether you prefer a martial specialist or tactical defender, a solitary spellcaster or party-support character, there are feats here for you. Many of these feats introduce new tactical options, magical techniques, and combat styles for players seeking more character customization choices. A few of these feats are designed for play groups who know in advance what’s planned in a particular campaign or for GMs who want to create customized villain NPCs to challenge a party throughout several adventures.

Aoethera: Oddities, Animals, and Where to Find Them Volume 1 is the official bestiary for Aoethera season 1. 

This codex contains detailed information on the many creatures and vehicles that you may encounter in Aoethera. You will learn about their behaviors, natural habitats, strengths and weaknesses.

Within this book are 173 entries, 17 of which are vehicles and war machines, and 80 are entirely new creatures that, if not native to Aoethera, are here now. Every other creature in this book has its own Aoethera touc to it, making it arguably unique as well.

This is the Castles & Crusades Variant.

Aoethera: Oddities, Animals, and Where to Find Them Volume 1 is the official bestiary for Aoethera season 1. 

This codex contains detailed information on the many creatures and vehicles that you may encounter in Aoethera. You will learn about their behaviors, natural habitats, strengths and weaknesses.

Within this book are 173 entries, 17 of which are vehicles and war machines, and 80 are entirely new creatures that, if not native to Aoethera, are here now. Every other creature in this book has its own Aoethera touc to it, making it arguably unique as well.

This is the Shadowdark Variant.

Aoethera: Oddities, Animals, and Where to Find Them Volume 1 is the official bestiary for Aoethera season 1. 

This codex contains detailed information on the many creatures and vehicles that you may encounter in Aoethera. You will learn about their behaviors, natural habitats, strengths and weaknesses.

Within this book are 173 entries, 17 of which are vehicles and war machines, and 80 are entirely new creatures that, if not native to Aoethera, are here now. Every other creature in this book has its own Aoethera touc to it, making it arguably unique as well.

This is the System Agnostic Variant.

Llenos de Poder - Héroes Japoneses presenta reglas y mecánicas completas para campañas estilo Tokusatsu. En este libro, tendrás todo lo que necesitas para conducir aventuras en el mejor estilo de las series japonesas.

Este libro cuenta con nuevas mecánicas para el sistema ABCD, orientadas a Súper Héroes Orientales, Mechas, Monstruos Colosales, etc. Además, tenemos nuevos Poderes, como Artes Marciales, Monstrología, Poder Oculto, entre otros. El libro también posee fichas de Monstruos y reglas de cómo crear monstruos para tu campaña.

¡Uno de los suplementos más esperados para Llenos de Poder! Cómpralo ahora y defiende Tokio de todos los peligros que puedan aparecer, ¡usa tu Arma Especial!

In the fringes of the Shadowfell are a series of fragmented domains that can not be entered or escape from without the permission of the Dark Powers. The Dark Powers first created Barovia, pulling it out from another unknown world, making Stradh von Zarovich the first Darklord. The vile Dark Powers later brought many different individuals and locations from Toril, Oerth, Faerûn, and others into the mists, creating Domains of Dread for each. This adventure takes place in two of the other Domains of Dread--Har'Akir and Souragne. The domain of Har'Akir has a decidedly Egyptian flare and its Darklord is a nearly omnipotent mummy lord named Anktepotet Ankhtepot. A slaughterer of the innocent, the Darklord desires the return of a magical tailsman from his mortality. It is located in the other Domain of Dread, Souragne. Anton Misroi was the warden of this perverted, nearly impenetrable penitentiary, and from all accounts he was respectable. The truth was he was a sadistic jailer that found solace in his maliciousness. When the prisoners rioted and drowned Anton in the swamp outside, the Dark Powers resurrected the warden as a Darklord. They pulled the entirety of the swamp and prison into the Shadowfell, and it became the Domain of Souragne. Anton Misroi is a creature caught between life and undeath, he is powerful and inscrutable. 

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FLESH BROKER — Character Dossier No. II

The body is inventory. The Flesh Broker occupies the narrow, lucrative corridor between surgeon and criminal, supplying what the anatomists' guilds cannot legally provide and disposing of what crime lords cannot officially acknowledge. Years of working with harvested tissue has led them, inevitably, to experiment on themselves, mismatched limbs sewn with heavy surgical thread, proportions slightly wrong, skin at the seam-lines retaining something of its original owner. The grafts are conspicuous. The Flesh Broker does not hide them. They are proof of product.

This dossier presents a character built on clinical detachment as philosophy rather than cruelty, a merchant who has arrived, through practical necessity, at a worldview in which sentiment is a cost centre. It is fully compatible with System Agnostic settings, OSR, Fate Condensed, and D&D 5th Edition.

Features & Contents:

Deep Lore and Origins: Tables to determine how you entered the trade, the first graft you performed on yourself, and the cost of the business that surprises you most.

Factions & Underworld Ecosystem: Navigate complex allegiances with the Anatomists' Guild, the Carrion Brotherhood, and the scholars of the Pale Academy. Establish your clientele with a 10-point debtor table.

Adventure Hooks: 12 unique complications designed to integrate the archetype into any campaign as a player character or recurring NPC.

Roleplaying Guidance: Core behaviours and scene-by-scene instructions on how to handle death, moral objections, physical threats, and genuine affection.

Fate Condensed Integration: Complete character construction mechanics including thematic Aspects, Skill pyramids, and custom Stunts like "Pain Moratorium," "Borrowed Strength," and "Clinical Assessment." Includes specific milestone advancement trackers.

D&D 5th Edition Build: A comprehensive integration guide building the Flesh Broker upon a Fighter (Battle Master) framework. Features homebrew invocations like "Grafted Armament" and "Tactical Dissection," signature features such as "Charnel Contacts" and "Cold Storage," and tailored tables dictating exactly how the grafted limbs function in combat.

A much needed introduction to HAUS OF TOMES,  the world in which my OSE supplements have been made to and from.

An important artifact has been found which points the way to a long-lost sanctum atop a high mountain.  It was founded by a sect of the Huto, and the treasures within it may unlock great secrets of this once thriving civilization, and be worth untold riches.

The Sanctum of Doom is a scenario for the Heroes, Sidekicks & Minions RPG system, and is part 2 of a series called Orb of the Shadow Flame.  You can play this as a standalone scenario, or as the first in a trilogy; as the beginning of a campaign, or as an adventure within a campaign.

You will need the core rulebook for Heroes, Sidekicks & Minions, which you can find at: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/560450/heroes-sidekicks-minions-relic-worlds-core-rulebook

This scenario plays best with the Treasure Hunters career path, (the reason for the hat in the top left corner of the cover.)  But any career path in the game works.