In the shadowed port city of Nurenhill, ancient magic stirs beneath the cobblestones, and the winds carry whispers of a power long forbidden. Countess Seraphina, heir to a bloodline steeped in sorcery, arrives cloaked in mystery and ambition, her will poised to bend the city—and the Empire itself—to her designs. As her shadowy ninjas strike with supernatural precision, the town falls under her suffocating grip, and only the silent vigilance of the Empire’s Shadow Master stands between order and chaos.

But the Bavidirian Empire does not yield easily. Commander Valerius and his Imperial Knights descend upon Nurenhill, their steel and discipline clashing with Seraphina’s arcane forces in a battle that will decide the fate of the city. Amidst secret alliances, forbidden rituals, and the desperate gambit of resistance, the struggle between light and darkness erupts into open war.

The Snake Empress is a sweeping tale of intrigue, magic, and rebellion—where the courage of spies, the resolve of warriors, and the hunger of ancient sorcery collide in a world where shadows are as deadly as swords, and the fate of an empire hangs in the balance.

Onward, to Adventure!

OSRIC 3.0™ is your introduction to a world of fierce and wily dragons, forgotten dungeons, and glittering treasure. Your character might explore ancient ruins filled with traps and magic, or roam the wilderness beyond civilization’s reach, gaining new levels and power as you accumulate treasure and experience. You and your other party members may come face to face with the great mysteries of the world while crafting powerful magic items or establishing strongholds to protect the weak from the forces of evil. 

Are you ready to become legend?

Originally written in 2005-2006 as a retro-clone of the first edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons,* OSRIC™ is now in its third version, newly revised for clarity and accuracy. The OSRIC™ Player Guide contains everything you need for character creation and all of the player-facing rules. 

This Kinunir class ship barely passed trials and was commissioned
among accusations of corruption among the inspectors. It was unable to
achieve greater than Jump-3 and experienced a large number of failures
during its maiden voyage. It was referred to the shipyard for remedial
repairs and remained there for several years while legal action was
unsuccessfully pursued against the prime contractor and a number of
subsidiaries.

It was never returned to service. Subsequently it was cannibalised for
spares from subsystems that formally passed external inspection, and
was eventually converted to an orbital prison, for special category
offenders.

This guide contains:

• Crew Organisation Chart.
• 10 pages of Ship art.
• Ship statistics.
• 17 pages of deck plans (empty and cluttered).
• Design specifications.
• 15 Pages of Plot Hooks.
• Random Location Chart, Minor Ship Problems, Staff and Prisoners.

Presented in this book is a conversion of the inventor class for Pathfinder First Edition, from the Pathfinder Second Edition Guns & Gears book. The inventor is a technology-focused skill-based class that can perform a variety of roles. Inventors are intelligent characters who use their inventions to good effect. They may be melee-focused, defense-focused, have some ability to deal blasting damage, and/or focus on creating gadgets (consumable one-use items that last for the day) that provide them with options on adventures.

An inventor gains an innovation that represents their preeminent work, which can be a suit of armor, construct, or weapon.

In addition, inventors gain unstable actions, which are experimental applications of their innovation that even the inventor can’t fully predict. Unstable actions can be used to create explosions or many other effects.

Like an alchemist or investigator, inventors gain discoveries that allow them to improve their innovation, gain additional uses of unstable actions, gain the ability to create temporary gadgets, and much more!

Also included are sixteen archetypes for the class, all but one of which are new. Finally, there are new discoveries and innovations that are in addition to the converted Pathfinder Second Edition ones, and a miscellany section (including new equipment, new feats, mythic options, sample build suggestions, and more!).

This new class might be perfect for your campaigns!

I've tried to set up the PDF preview so that people can view the alphabetical index of creatures to see what is included, plus there are the spells as well (not in the preview).

Fallout MapPack zestaw I zawiera 8 map (Krypty) oraz informacje na temat szabrowania pomieszczeń, uzupełniające te podane w podręczniku głównym do gry Fallout oraz w Zestawie narzędzi MG.

Znajdziecie tu również krótkie scenariusze oraz propozycje spotkań dla każdej z map.

Fallout MapPack zestaw II zawiera 8 map (Pustkowia) oraz informacje na temat szabrowania pomieszczeń, uzupełniające te podane w podręczniku głównym do gry Fallout oraz w Zestawie narzędzi MG.

Znajdziecie tu również krótkie scenariusze oraz propozycje spotkań dla każdej z map.

This gamebook is available for this price until December 29th 11 AM US Eastern Time. 

Demons & Dungeoneers! Tainted Blood (Solo Adventure) Regular price: 0 Bundle price: 0 Format: PDF

Demons and Dungeoneers! Tainted Blood is a gamebook using a sword & sorcery story. To play the game, you will need a 6-sided die or generator. Inside the PDF downloads: - You can choose from 6 pre-made dungeoneers, each with individual (fillable) character sheets, eliminating the need to use a pencil and eraser to play the game. - The gamebook is hyperlinked after each action. - There are over 350 illustrations drawn by various professional artists. - The rules are four pages long, which will help you engage in the game in less than a few minutes. - You can play repeatedly and get a different result each time. - All of the gamebooks are stand-alone, and there is no order to play them.  Story so far: At the Dungeoneer's Guild in ...

There are crimes in the Five Points that announce themselves with noise—broken glass, shouted oaths, boots running hard across cobbles. And then there are the other crimes, quieter and far more dangerous, which leave behind only an absence: a missing purse, a vanished ledger, a man who was expected and never arrived. These are the crimes that shape the city without ever seeming to touch it. Lately, the Five Points has grown attentive to its silences. Thieves have begun to steal with unusual precision. Assassinations occur without spectacle, leaving no witnesses willing to speak and no clear beneficiary bold enough to claim the deed. Rogues who once competed now hesitate, as if uncertain whose ground they tread. Someone, or something, is arranging the streets. Beneath the saloons and lodging houses, under the respectable disorder of the ward, a new pattern is emerging. Alliances form and dissolve without warning. Longstanding feuds pause at inopportune moments. It is whispered that a guiding hand is at work—one that prefers velvet gloves to clenched fists, and knives that arrive without warning or sound. The Five Points has always been dangerous. Now it is deliberate.

You move through the early evening as lamps are being lit and doors drawn half-shut. The streets look familiar, but they feel wrong, like a room rearranged while you were away. People glance twice before speaking. A runner passes you without slowing, his face pale and focused. Somewhere nearby, a body has already been found—or will be soon.

You are a thief, a rogue, a blade-for-hire, or something that refuses all neat names. You survive by knowing who watches whom, and tonight you can feel the watchers multiplying. Someone has made the streets smaller, tighter, more exacting. And whether you wish it or not, you have already been noticed. The question is not whether you will be drawn in. The question is who will be holding the knife when the truth finally shows itself.

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In this Solo Adventure, you assume the role of a gangster in New York’s Five Points and surrounding neighborhoods in the mid-1800s. You will require:

The story begins with a brief introduction to the situation, a few key locations, and a handful of story hooks. From there, the game is driven by your imagination, choices, and dice rolls.

As you play:

You will record events, outcomes, and consequences

The war is far away, everyone says. It burns fields you have never seen and takes names that mean little in the Five Points. And yet it arrives all the same—carried north in rumors, in shortages, in uniforms worn by boys who limp back changed, and in the sudden worth of things that once meant nothing at all. Boots, coats, iron, powder. Even silence has gained value. The Five Points has never needed an excuse for violence, but now it has been given a language for it. Gangs speak of loyalty and betrayal with new seriousness. Old grudges are recast as causes. Some men vanish southward chasing pay and purpose; others return hardened, disciplined, and unwilling to settle disputes with bare hands. The streets feel crowded with intentions that no longer belong solely to them. Money flows strangely. Certain saloons prosper while others fail overnight. New faces appear with accents learned elsewhere and eyes that measure everything. The gangs sense it instinctively: the war has tilted the city, and those who do not adjust will be crushed under its slow, grinding weight. This is not a story about distant battles. It is about how a far-off war teaches local streets new lessons—and how the Five Points, ever hungry, decides what to do with them.

You hear the news before you see its effects. A dockhand talks too loudly about missing crates. A recruiter argues with a gang lieutenant over drinks. Someone you trusted now wears a coat cut differently, stitched with care and confidence. The city feels tighter, as if pulled by an invisible thread running south. You stand at a crossing where everything seems possible and nothing feels safe. The gangs are changing shape, and each one believes the future favors it alone. Whether you profit, perish, or disappear depends on how quickly you learn what the war has made valuable—and what it has made expendable. The thunder is distant. The damage is not.

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In this Solo Adventure, you assume the role of a gangster in New York’s Five Points and surrounding neighborhoods in the mid-1800s. You will require:

The story begins with a brief introduction to the situation, a few key locations, and a handful of story hooks. From there, the game is driven by your imagination, choices, and dice rolls.

As you play:

You will record events, outcomes, and consequences

With the purchase of this product, the Roll20 Module for this Adventure gets added to your Roll20 Library.

Dinner with the Spirits is about a small village in danger just before winter and the holidays arrive. Winter spirits, which are usually merry, harmless, and a bit mischievous, came from the Fey Realm as every year through moonlit mirrors. But this time, a wicked trickster, Snickel, sneaked in with them. Snickel, a higher fey, exerts his influence to control the winter spirits and wields necromantic spells.

The wealthy owners of Cloverleaf Manor fled in haste as the winter spirits turned nefarious and undead abominations emerged from the family crypt. The undead attacked the nearby Village of Panshaw. While the villagers defeated them, four brave villagers were struck down in this encounter. The village mayor and the wealthy citizens offer a hefty reward for mercenaries willing to earn renown and glory by saving the Winter Solstice Holidays.

This Adventure features maps with Roll20's amazing walls and light sources, one-click Macros, pre-generated characters, and more!

With the purchase of this product, the Roll20 Module for this Adventure gets added to your Roll20 Library.

The Pharaoh's Vault is an introductory adventure about a mysterious ziggurat that rises from the soil in the forest. The up-and-coming adventurers, in the nearby town of Arborhollow, are hired by Professor Hadrin and the daring explorer Lyra Telvane to escort them into the strange structure. The professor claims it may be the burial site of the last pharaoh.

When the party explores the dungeon beneath the ziggurat, they soon find immortal guardians, deadly traps, strange puzzles, and the company of other adventurers who came sooner than the characters. Before the great vault's door rests an ornate sarcophagus that contains the bodily remains of Pharaoh Ankheteph IX. This ruler from a bygone era has recently awoken once more...

This Adventure features maps with Roll20's amazing walls and light sources, one-click Macros, pre-generated characters, and more!