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seems pretty reasonable to me. :) I mean, if I were guessing.

If I can neither confirm nor deny, then I can not likely get on with anything at this time. shrug

I can neither confirm nor deny but I'm willing to solidly bet the appeal will be non-zero.

You're welcome...

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They may or may not really dig Wrath of the River King and Courts of the Shadowfey-- both have some social/politicking elements to them, but they're about saving Zobeck from the machinations of faerie lords who want to enforce strange faerie rule over the otherwise fantasy-mundane city and area...

I own everything from them, but, I'm definitely biased.

If you're looking for recently-ish released Africa-adjacent RPG material, there is: Southlands by Kobold Press (Pathfinder) and Between Sand & Sea, and Lands of the Nile, both from Atlas Games' Ars Magica.

Kush isn't really sub-Saharan. It's between Ethiopia (or what is usually called "Sheba" in that time period) and Egypt. It's kind of Sahara-parallel.

There is Garund, from Paizo. And Southlands, from Kobold Press. I'm close with the authors, I know they put in a lot of research.

I'm totally biased, being a regular contributor, but the Midgard setting is pretty awesome. (And I say that as someone who helped write it, but also runs his home games there.)

I can tell you that it's probably going to be Midgard-centric more often than not, but it's also based on submissions and what's being pursued by KP at the time. Issues 1 & 4 are pretty heavily Midgard, and 2 & 3 were 60% not-Midgard. I think if you're looking for the material to be all...

Booklet! Not a 'zine! EDIT (But thank you very much for the review, they're always greatly appreciated!)

first stretch goal hit, on to the second!

Just 20 hours to go, and $175 to our first stretch goal!

And it's funded! Now to hit a stretch goal before it closes!

Our new project is entering it's last week for funding on Kickstarter. If you're curious about RPG game design and want to check out the process this fall, come join us! Our plan is to take a 3rd Edition adventure revise the design and convert it to both 5E D&D and Pathfinder. We're going...

You're wrong. For the Southlands setting, we developed bits based on the Tuareg, ancient Egyptians, the Axumites, the Garamantians, the Malian Empire, old Zimbabwe, the Alamohads, Maghreb Berbers, the Kushites, Socotrans, Kilwah Sultanate, Swahili Coast, some bronze age Yemeni stuff by way of...

I worked on both of those, too. They helped lay a foundation for Southlands. But yes, I did a lot of research. A partial bibliography is here.

Then you want Southlands It's out already. Southlands, by Kobold Press.