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Story Maps: Crypt Of Darkness (PDF)
Publisher: Savage MojoWelcome to the crypt of darkness, the last resting place of a lost race. Or are they the cathedral catacombs where the most pious of saints are buried? Or some other tomb, full of the treasures from a former time? You decide, with this beautifully crafted and hugely flexible set of map tiles in our Story Map series of Gamescapes.
Suitable for fantasy, historical, science fiction... and most other genres, you're sure to find plenty of uses for this set.
Product contains: A 14 page high resolution full-color PDF of map tiles for your tabletop and figures (1" square grid overlaid), crafted by master artist Jason Engle. BONUS CONTENT... also includes a poster map image of the full catacombs in all their glory!
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Leverage: The Quickstart Job
Publisher: Margaret Weis ProductionsGet Ready To Get Even!
Dennis Holland is not a good guy. He's responsible for bank failures, collapsed mortgages, and dozens of innocent people being forced from their homes. He collects seventies memorabilia. He's a bad man. And he's hosting a party.
Nathan Ford and his Crew are on the job, but it has to be done fast. Presented as a training exercise for newcomers and experienced gamers alike, The Quickstart Job lets you and your friends play Nate, Elliot, Parker, Hardison, and Sophie as they take down Holland and his corrupt schemes. Included are rules, characters, and all the twists and complications you need for a night of high-stakes LEVERAGE action.
LEVERAGE RPG Design Crew: Cam Banks, Deborah Donoghue, Rob Donoghue, Fred Hicks, Ryan Macklin, Clark Valentine
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Wargames 2: Superspies and Commandos of the Cold War
Publisher: Vigilance PressWargames 2: Superspies and Commandos of the Cold War details secret agent characters and organizations within the Cold War superhuman timeline of the Wargames universe for M&M Superlink
During the 80s and 90s, a period when espionage stories were hugely popular in movies, TV, and print, it seems that in superhero comics, spies occupied the role of a "red shirt" from a beloved sci-fi franchise- at best, they served as set dressing and at worst, they got smacked down to raise the dramatic stakes.
With Wargames, we're imaging an Iron Age the way we would have wanted it. One where the super-spy and commando characters that languished for so long are given interesting plotlines interwoven with Cold War tensions.
Wargames 2 has seven superspy organizations including:
U.S.H.E.R. (The United States Headquarters for Emergency Response): U.S.H.E.R. is the primary American agency for superhuman affairs and also boasts a formidable brigade of power armor. After the emergence of the Iron Curtain, U.S.H.E.R. transitioned into the new mission of monitoring and opposing the Communist threat and established itself as the American security agency that would deal with threats too powerful and strange for conventional forces.
Shutrmovik: Shturmovik serves as the "power armor" branch of the Soviet military, in addition to functioning as an independent military intelligence agency. Its operatives are deployed to support Soviet military and intelligence operations, to carry out covert information gathering and sabotage missions and to assist with super-crime emergencies in the Eastern Bloc.
P.H.A.N.T.O.M. (The Philanthropic Harmony Association for National Treaties, Order, and Militarism): P.H.A.N.T.O.M.'s founding ideal is avoiding the horrors of global war by instituting a world government with themselves firmly in control. In addition to ruling the small European nation of Ruritania, P.H.A.N.T.O.M. is a puppetmaster that controls more than a dozen countries from the shadows
Foundation for World Harmony: With legions of operatives wielding high technology gadgets, the Foundation for World Harmony is an independent global security organization established and financed by the UN, with the mission of securing global political order in general, and specifically to oppose P.H.A.N.T.O.M. in its goal of world domination.
Red Directorate: Led by the enigmatic Supreme Commissar, the Red Directorate is the primary Soviet agency for the oversight of superhuman affairs. It monitors metahuman and supernatural threats to the Soviet Union and functions as the supersoldier branch of the Soviet military machine. It oversees the Soviet super-soldier creation program and is charged with monitoring the Eastern Bloc population and recruiting all metahumans it discovers into government service.
Stonehenge: This ancient organization is charged with guarding the magical artifacts of Great Britain and defending the nation and the world against super-natural threats - be they otherworldly or merely Soviet in origin.
Fourth Reich: The Fourth Reich was founded during the last days of the Second World War by a group of Nazi super-soldiers and cultists. From the safety of a secret Antarctic base, the Fourth Reich plots revenge against the Allies and the restoration of their empire across Europe and eventually its expansion across the world.
Wargames 2 includes over a dozen fully stated NPC and amazing secret base maps for several fo the organizations
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Misfit Studios Stock Covers 6: Wood n? Stuff
Publisher: Misfit StudiosFive 8.5 x 11 images for use as product cover backgrounds. Each resembles a number of rough wood planks fixed together with some manner of variation to set it apart from the rest. This product contains 5 variations in .JPG format for easy and immediate use. Customers are free to color, crop, flip, and resize the images as desired, but they cannot be resold as is (together or apart), nor may they be deconstructed.
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TAG RuinCrawl Rules
Publisher: Peryton PublishingTry out TAG (Tom's Adventure Gaming) for less than a dollar! This download provides the complete rules for all our TAG sword and sorcery (RuinCrawl) products without the adventures. Perfect if you just want to run your own TAG campaign or have an extra copy of the rules for players.
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TAG Spacers Rules
Publisher: Peryton PublishingThis booklet provides the rules for all our TAG (Tom's Adventure Gaming) science fiction (FreeFall) products without the adventures. Perfect if you just want to run your own space fantasy campaign with TAG or try out the system for less than a dollar!
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Access Denied (First Edition)
Publisher: RedBrickACCESS DENIED
Access Denied contains:
- A moderator's screen with full color regional maps
- Twenty-eight new Access Denied adventure hooks
- A massive, crossreferenced Blue Planet reference
- An expanded character generation guide
- Major settlement reference data
- A complete intersettlement distance chart
- Easy access damage tables
This is a supplement for the First Edition of the Blue Planet roleplaying game, originally published by Biohazard Games, and licensed by RedBrick. The PDF has been produced from a scan of the original book and, as such, may be a larger download than if produced from the digital source files, which are not available. The PDF has been OCR'd to make it searchable. Defects and artifacts are unavoidable as the conditions of the books used to make scans vary. We have attempted to balance quality and size throughout the process and hope you are happy with the result. The Blue Planet First Edition game line is no longer supported.
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Math Wizard
Publisher: HoneybeechAre you tired of uninspiring powers? Do you want to exercise your real-world intelligence?
Introducing the Math Wizard, a new wizard build for D&D 4th Edition.
Incorporating real-world math and science concepts into the fantasy world, you will get to befuddle your foes with complex numbers, ground flying creatures (pun intended) with gravity, and even call on a comet to descend on your enemies.
You will get to use a brand new implement, the dividers, especially designed for the Math Wizard.
You will get to become a Chaotician at Paragon level, with powers inspired from chaos theory.
Each power also comes with a background, explaining which math/science concept inspired it, and also explanation of the concept itself. Have fun with your D&D game, and learn about math and science, when you are the Math Wizard.
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SHADE 1 Urge of Ravens
Publisher: V ShaneFirst track in the new "SHADE" album by VShane under his VHEE music ID
Urge of Ravens.mp3
Type: MPEG 1.0 layer 3, dual channel Stereo
Rate: 320 kbps, 48 kHz
* Created in Hi Rez, Special Headphone Landscape AUDIOPHILE Quality
Online SAMPLES of ALL Songs in ALL series
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[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to Earth Magic
![[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to Earth Magic](http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/images/97/79358-thumb100.jpg "[PFRPG] The Genius Guide to Earth Magic")
Publisher: OtherWorld CreationsOf the classic elements-air, earth, fire, and water, earth is often the hardest to work into the magic of a fantasy setting. The core roles of other elements are easy to see-fire burns your foes and grants light, air allows for flight and control of the weather, and water allows ships to move and wells to bring life to farms, plus is the secret domain of sailors and merfolk. The easy uses for these elements in magic are often quickly covered, leading to the exploration of alternative uses. This results in broader magic options that only loosely relate to the most basic functions of air, fire, and water. Scrying pools, holy flames, and killing vapors are time-honored examples of drawing on those three elements without having much to do with real water, fire, or air. This kind of development is a good thing, giving characters with strong elemental themes a wide range of powers to choose from.
Because it is generally less dynamic in its natural state, earth seems to have been given short shrift when magic powers were being developed. While the basic ideas of creating walls of metal and rock or borrowing the durability of stone for personal protection are common, few campaigns have the expanded selection needed to make a rock-themed spellcaster a viable and interesting option. The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game expands the range of earth magic some by adding a connection to acid (see "Acidic Earth", below), but this still leaves earth with significantly fewer options than the other elements. The Genius Guide to Earth Magic looks to develop earth and stone magic, both by expanding the applications for "typical" acidic earth magic and by adding a new [stone] descriptor for spells that deal damage using rocks as weapons.
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