A group of super-rich oligarchs is led by Vladimir Alexis Cherenkov. They are planning a legendary hunting event in a forest near Wrocław, Poland. Vladimir wants to secure the title of greatest
hunter among his friends. Therefore, he ordered a worthy target. He has spared no expense for
this event and is therefore paying well for the final transport by an excellent runner team.

A Realm of Horror!

From the whispering shadows of haunted Ustalav an ancient evil rises to grip the world in a new age of horror...

Amid the mists of this land of dark superstition and dread secrets stand both those who would defy the return of evil and those who would seek its terrible favor. Can the heroes discern their allies from their enemies in time to save a tortured realm from a tyrant’s return? Pathfinder’s darkest and most frightening campaign ever sets the heroes against the agents of Golarion’s most notorious villain, the Whispering Tyrant, on a terrifying trek across a land of lurking horror and ancient mysteries.

Pinnacle loves Pathfinder and horror, so of course we were eager to bring the Carrion Crown Adventure Path to our award-winning Pathfinder® for Savage Worlds! The Carrion Crown boxed set includes: Haunting of Harrowstone, Trial of the Beast, Broken Moon, Wake of the Watcher, Ashes at Dawn, Shadows of Gallowspire, Carrion Crown Player's Guide, a Bestiary, a Campaign Map, Adversary Cards, and player handouts. Carrion Crown books are softback books, 60 to 96 pages each.

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The MTS Exploration Pack
6 Specialized d30 Navigation Tables for the mjhGames Modular Table System

The horizon holds more than just distance...

When your explorers consult their charts or scan the treeline and ask, "What do we find out there?", do you find yourself defaulting to "clear skies" or "just another forest"?

The MTS Exploration Pack is a high-utility module for the mjhGames Modular Table System, designed to turn every scouting mission and wilderness trek into a narrative goldmine. This pack contains 6 hyper-specialized d30 tables that provide unique environmental traits, vivid landmarks, and immersive atmosphere for the most untamed corners of your RPG world.

In this Volume:
• Atmospheric Conditions: Dynamic weather and aerial phenomena.
• Terrain: Unique geographical features and obstacles.
• Environmental Hazards: Unexpected regional dangers that keep scouts on their toes.
• Fauna: Tracks, behaviors, and encounters with the local inhabitants.
• Landmarks: Notable structures or natural wonders to guide the way.
• Sensory Details: The smells, sounds, and "feel" of the wild to deepen immersion.

Technical Specs:
• Digital Alchemy Ready: Optimized for modern virtual tabletops and digital DM kits.
• JSON-Native: 6 clean, "Plug-and-Play" data files ready to be loaded right into the mjhGames Modular Table System.
• Themed Skins: Every table comes pre-formatted with a unique hex-color scheme and descriptive metadata to keep your UI looking sharp.
• System Agnostic: Whether you’re running high fantasy, clockwork steampunk, or maritime horror, these tables scale to fit your story.

Note: There are MANY MORE table sets in the works...
REQUIRED: You MUST HAVE the mjhGames Modular Table System to use this Module.

SALOONS & OUTLAWS™: Mastering the Land

Survival is temporary.
What you build is remembered.

Mastering the Land is a foundational Arbiter-facing expansion for Saloons & Outlaws™ that defines what happens when characters stop passing through places and start producing, storing, moving, and selling value over time.

This book is not about getting rich.
It is about what success changes.

What This Book Does

Mastering the Land introduces long-term production, transport, and trade pressure into play without turning the frontier into a simulation or spreadsheet.

It is designed to be layered gradually, activating only when the table is ready to stop asking “Can we survive?” and start asking “What does our success make happen next?”

Inside, you’ll find clear procedures for:

• Identifying when a homestead crosses from survival into production

• Defining focused output and enforcing limits through absence, fatigue, and erosion

• Resolving livestock, crops, and craft conversion through long cycles and decisive rolls

• Hiring and managing help without removing player responsibility

• Handling absence honestly when no one is watching the land

• Moving goods as a world effect, with risk resolved by the Arbiter

• Scaling transport capacity and responding to interception, loss, and adaptation

• Settling trade by distance, market behavior, season, and exposure

• Awarding Profession Points for responsibility borne during delivery—not profit

Markets do not reset.
Routes remember patterns.
Success narrows options instead of expanding them.

Nothing here runs on optimization.
Nothing produces safety.

Every improvement creates obligation.
Every delivery creates memory.
Every success makes the next mistake louder.

How This Fits the Line

Mastering the Land is written to work directly with the Saloons & Outlaws™ Core Rule Book.

It also integrates cleanly with the Professions supplement, which expands how labor, pay, and professional responsibility are handled. While Professions is not required, it is strongly recommended for tables that want deeper support for ongoing work, trade roles, and escalation tied to expertise.

If you are already using Professions, this book extends those systems naturally into land, infrastructure, and movement without rewriting or invalidating anything.

Intended Audience

• Arbiters / Game Masters

• Tables transitioning from survival play into long-term consequence

• Groups that want infrastructure, trade, and repetition to matter

Players are not expected to read this book unless directed by the Arbiter.

Required to Use

• Saloons & Outlaws™ Core Rule Book

Recommended

• Saloons & Outlaws™: Professions

Mastering the Land does not tell players how to win.
It shows them what winning costs.

The frontier remembers what has already happened.
What you do with that knowledge is the game.

A walled trade city on the edge of the Sahara. Gold in the dust. Gold in the mortar. Gold in the rings on every merchant's finger. The market is loud with commerce. The granaries are full. Beneath the central well, a colossal serpent provides the rain and the gold in exchange for one girl per year. The drums begin at noon. The drums stop at sunset. The serpent surfaces in the silence. Two hundred and seventeen girls in four hundred years. The system works.

Your players are hired by a father whose daughter has been selected for this year's sacrifice. He wants the Bida dead and the pact broken, and he understands that this means the rain will stop and the empire will fall. There is no hidden agenda. No secret motive. He is a father. His daughter is going to die. He hired the party to stop it.

The Severed Bargain draws on the Bida legend of the Soninke people, the foundational narrative of the Ghana Empire (Wagadu), as documented by Abdoulaye Bathily and the Soninke griot tradition. The seven-headed serpent, the annual sacrifice, and the curse that scattered an empire are all elements of the original oral tradition. This is the first adventure in the series to break the established formula. There is no Turn. The moral complexity comes from consequence, not revelation.

Seven heads. Seven vulnerabilities. Fire, cold, radiant, thunder, acid, necrotic, force. The longest boss fight in the series. When the seventh head falls, the serpent speaks its curse, the sky clears, and the rain stops forever. Folklore Reborn is a series of D&D 5e adventures built on real legends from cultures around the world. 

The old stories were warnings.

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Folklore Reborn: The Severed Bargain

- System: D&D 5th Edition

- Level: 5-7

- Players: 3-5

- Sessions: 3-4 sessions (~3 hours each)

- Includes: Full adventure text, 4 original statblocks, 3 magic items

The monastry of Aethermount has gone silent. Monks turn mad or dissapear. Weird happenings are witnessed, and reality itself seems to shatter. What is going on here?

This adventure will take your group to the edge of sanity. Cosmir horror awaits - eerie creatures, body horror, and a breeze of humor - all combined in the facinating and epic location of Aethermount monastry.. and everything it is built upon.

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This adventure is a eerie cosmic horror adventure, made for levels 1-5. Characters should start at level 1 and end at 5. The adventure balances the three ascepts of social interactions, combat and exploring.

This adventure is a great game for a group of people, especially for fans of horror. Get ready for a great and horrific night with your friends.

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Enhance your game with this adventure. It can be played as side quest, in between adventures or as the starting point for your campaign.

This pack contains:
- 1 One Shot Adventure for 5E
- battle maps for the adventure (printable or for your VTT)
- tokens for the adventure (printable or for your VTT)

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Please note that this is a digital product, so you will receive downloadable PDFs and no physical product will be shipped :-)

The PDFs are standard A4 size (In cm: 8,5 cm x 27 cm, in inches: 8.27 x 11.69 inches)

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This adventure is made for 2-4 players + GM.
The playtime is approx. 18-20 hours.
The document has 61 pages.

The tragic tale of the rise and downfall of...

Arson in the King’s Dockyard: A 5e Adventure

A single ready-to-run 5e adventure for 4 characters, suitable for level 4
Includes 2 maps with full dynamic lighting, 2 custom tokens and fully configured NPCs.
Built for immediate play, so the GM can start the session without prep.
Proudly written in British English. All spellings are intentional.

It's 5 and your adventure's at 6, you need an adventure fast. Arson in the King’s Dockyard delivers an encounter that combines suspense, strategy and cinematic action. A line of warehouses along the pier is hiding more than lost cargo: enchanted tar has reanimated drowned dock workers into pitch-coated undead. The party can navigate narrow aisles, rolling barrels and flammable cargo while facing these cunning mobsters who throw burning pitch and swarm from the shadows. Clever use of fire can turn the tide, but every spark threatens to engulf the warehouse in choking smoke and flame. Arson in the King’s Dockyard delivers a self-contained, high-stakes scenario where danger is tangible, fire is both tool and threat, and every decision matters, giving a satisfying mix of tension, strategy and reward for players and GM alike, only requiring you to shove in your plot device for next session during play.

This is the newest installment of Character Sheets to outfit your table from Avenshia, where our world meets the magic of our past (based on the Novel). Meet the next type of demons, corrupted angels, fallen angels who used dark magic to increase their power. Not all that tried succeeded however... (see below for more lore)… the adventure turns them into stories your players won’t forget. Tokens included. (or use these creatures in your own campaign). Sheets include:

• Lessor Corrupted Angel
• Corrupted Angel
• Abyssal Lord

Versitile creatures that don't use spells but rather at will, short rest, daily, recharge and weekly abilities/spelllike abilities. Great for most 5e compatible systems. Tokens are AI, Sheets are not.

Lore

Born from rebellion, profane ambition, and mortal sin, the demons of this collection are not a random assortment of fiends but a structured infernal hierarchy. At its center stand the Fallen Angels, the original rebels under Lucifer, still bearing traces of celestial majesty even after their fall. Some of these fallen sought to reclaim or surpass their lost power through forbidden rites of blood, torment, and self-corruption. Those who failed became the broken and diminished Lesser Corrupted Angels, the weakest of the angelic forms, while those who succeeded transformed into the monstrous Corrupted Angels. The mightiest of these ascendants rise further still as Abyssal Lords, perfected commanders of infernal violence and corruption, all beneath the rule of Lucifer himself.

Alongside these fallen celestial beings are the Corrupted Souls, mortals whose evil in life reshaped them in Hell into demonic forms that reflect the sins that damned them. Petty cruelty gives rise to the clawed Lesser Demon, deception and stolen identity become the shapeshifting Skinwalker, blasphemous hunger for power creates the hellfire-wielding Hellspawn, and profaned faith twists false prophets and corrupt clergy into the terrifying Fallen Priest. Each sheet in this set is built not only as a playable enemy, but as part of a larger infernal mythology where damnation is personal, transformation is meaningful, and every demon’s form reveals the spiritual truth of what it has become.

Avenshia Rule Book, get now at this price before I update. Here

First Adventure in the world of Avenshia - a rag tag group of gunslingers. Here

OR try out my Underworld Campaign. 

Find the product on DriveThruRPG Here

Or Roll20 Here

DM Essentials #100: 10 Gnome Exile Encounters

In most games, the lone gnome in a human town is just atmosphere. They sit in the corner, look mysterious, maybe offer a quest. A bit of colour before the real action starts.

But a gnome who cannot go home is not a mood. They are a tragedy that has lasted decades, maybe centuries. Cast out from the burrow, cut off from family, history, the warmth of the earth. They carry a grief that will never heal, because they will live with it for the rest of their long life. They are dangerous, not because they are cruel, but because they have nothing left to lose.

DM Essentials #100 gives you ten ways to make gnome exiles feel broken, dangerous, and unforgettable. They are not mysterious strangers. They are the ones who lost everything, and they are still trying to find their way back.

What's Inside?

The Exile's World (Short Essay): Who they are, what they lost, and why they can never go home.

10 Encounters on the Long Road: Each one gives you a situation, the truth behind it, and a way for the players to respond.

- The Stranger – A gnome sits alone in a tavern, drinking, speaking to no one. They have been alone for decades.
- The Fight – Humans pick a fight with the gnome. They do not react. They have learned that reacting only makes it worse.
- The Name – The gnome flinches at a name. Their own. Someone is looking for them.
- The Dream – They talk in their sleep. Names. Apologies. A crime they cannot undo.
- The Offer – They ask to join the party. No explanation. No history. They need purpose.
- The Hunter – Another gnome follows them, grim and silent. An executioner. The sentence has arrived.
- The Grave – They visit a human grave every year, same day, same hour. They loved someone short‑lived, and were cast out for it.
- The Gift – They give the party something precious—a carved gem, a secret, a map. They are saying goodbye.
- The Confession – They finally speak the truth. What they did. Who they lost. Why they cannot forgive themselves.
- The Return – They decide to go home. They ask the party to come. They need witnesses.

Quick Reference Table: Roll d10 and get a full encounter hook in seconds.

Who This Is For:

- DMs who want gnomes to feel capable of tragedy, not just whimsy
- Players who think exile is just banishment until they meet someone who has lived it for a century
- Anyone who understands that the hidden folk have hidden wounds

ENTER THE ARCVERSE

More DM Essentials, adventures, and settings at the link below.

They cannot go home. They cannot forget. They cannot stop walking. And now they walk with you.

Chronicles of Ivria: Bestiary of the North

The Chronicles of Ivria venture into the far north with the Bestiary of the North - 30 original creatures for experienced adventurers ready to face the oldest wilderness of the Witnausenian Empire.

Beyond the Bone Line, the rules change.

The Wardens who patrol the deep Bonewood do not call what lives there monsters. They call them neighbors. Old ones, with opinions, long memories, and no particular interest in whether your party survives the next mile. The fishermen of the Sea of Kelstad check the iron bars across their harbor piers every week, because the brine-wights climbing the mooring lines at low tide remember specific grudges from ships that sank forty years ago. The travelers on the high cliff road know the Wardens' warning system by heart: one horn means a roc is aloft, two means it is circling, three means it is already diving.

This bestiary does not invent threats. It documents them.

The North in Full

Thirty original creatures across four regions: the deep Bonewood, the frozen Sea of Kelstad, the cliffs of Löhrinzell, and the things that walk between. Every entry comes with deep lore, a full 5e stat block, and precise DM tactical notes on how this specific creature thinks, fights, and where parties tend to go wrong. All 30 creatures come with their own VTT token, ready to drop straight into your virtual tabletop.

The Root-tongue crone does not fight, she bargains, and she has already read your thoughts before you sit down. The Antlered Huntsman marks his prey the moment he sees them, and then there is no safe range and no way to outlast him. The Drowned Skald sings on the harbor ice on still winter nights, and fishermen are found face-down in their nets the next morning, smiling, ears full of salt water nobody can explain.