Seek the Wolf in Thyself!
I have always felt that Fading Suns settings is a setting desperate for a better rule set than the one it was stuck with. With all due respect to Bill Bridges and those that created the Victory point system, it simply does not work well. I tried the d20 version and that turned out to…
Basic Roleplaying: Rome, Life and Death of the Republic is a RPG Core Setting Rule Book from Alephtar Games. Rome is the longest enduring civilization in western European history and its influences, good and bad, are still felt today. Recent television shows like Rome and Spartacus have brought the brutality, sensuality and intrigue to life for us. It is no wonder that there is an attraction to role-play in that setting. I am by no means a Roman historian but this book seems to have backing of several learned individuals on the subject, so I trusted it to be historically accurate where it needed to be.
Ur-Ukari Muster
Also known as the Island of the Dead Eaters. Also site of Ancient ruins
4th level Construct (Artificial, Sub-Sentient) (Warrior 2/Construct 2)
4th level Humanoid (Human) (Expert 2/Warrior 2)
7th level Construct (Sentient) (Expert 3/Warrior 3/Construct 1)
I am heading to Origins with a good friend, Heath Medlin. Since it is my first time there, he was kind enough to send me daily tips about Origins. I have compiled them and published them here for those that my appreciate them.
The Imperial Age: True20 Edition is a RPG Setting Sourcebook from Adamant Entertainment. I have had a few PDFs in my archives that were given to me to review but due to unforeseen life complications, I was not able to. I felt I owed those products a review, and since I have started Gamer’s Codex, I have gone back in my archives and found a number of those products. The Imperial Age: True20 Edition is one of them.
Up front, I have to confess that I am a big True20 fan. I love the basic d20 mechanic but never liked the clunkyness of the system. True20 solved all those problems for me in one simple and concise generic system. I do not want to turn this into a True20 review but in general, this book already has that in its favor.
Tabula Astrum, which may map out the locations of all the other planet-bound gates.