[Adamant Entertainment] Imperial Age: True20 Edition

[GMSkarka]

[imagel]http://adamant.rpgnow.com/images/92/63405.jpg[/imagel][size=+1]Adventure in the Victorian Era![/size]

The Imperial Age is a genre book for True20 Adventure Roleplaying set in the late Victorian era, circa 1880-1900. This book contains everything you need to run True20 games set in the last two decades of the Nineteenth Century.

The Imperial Age is a toolkit. You can add or discard as much as you like, based on the needs of your campaign. The 270-page rulebook features:

• Genre information, a brief overview of the world of the late Nineteenth Century, and a timeline.
  
• An in-depth look at London, useful for campaigns set in the seat of the British Empire.
  
• New hero creation rules that are broadly applicable to all Imperial Age campaigns. Here you'll find new backgrounds, skills, feats, drawbacks, and equipment. We also offer a hard currency option for Narrators that prefer to conduct business in hard currency rather than wealth levels.
  
• Fighting styles appropriate for Victorian heroes, including Sherlock Holmes' baritsu, as well as dramatic rules for chases.
  
• Chapters covering several Victorian-era genres, including Adventure Stories (including rules for mass combat and traps), Detective Stories (featuring information on crafting mysteries), Horror Stories (with rules on fear, terror, and corruption), Steam Stories (including rules for inventions), and much more!

A print version of this supplement is available for order at Adamant Entertainment's website


Requires True20 Adventure Roleplaying by Green Ronin Publishing for Use.

ADM4120
$9.95 US
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[HalWhitewyrm]

Awesome on getting this out. I know Walt was working like a madman to get it done. IA is a fantastic series and I'm sure a collected and uniform core book will only work wonders for the line. We were in need of some new straight-up Victoriana in gaming!

 

[Voadam]

Hmm, when I heard about this I was going to pass on it, as I have most of the original line. But $9.95 is a tempting price point to have it all collected in one searchable book and see the True20 differences.