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116. the Sundered Skies. A fathomless void bathed in the constant glow of orange light, which separates floating islands - the surviving remnants of a world long ago shattered in a cataclysmic event.The location for the Sundered Skies fantasy setting for the Savage Worlds TTTRPG (Tripe Ace...

I just through it out there because many GMs have adapted it to tabletop for their favorite P'nP and many players have enjoyed playing in those. As Tiwggly mentioned, an adventure was developed by Bethesda for D&D 5e, but it got pulled. I helped my son run a campaign with Will Herrmann's...

103 Dread Sea Dominions: setting for the Sword & Sorcery P'nP Beasts & Barbarians (GRAmel, 2011) 104 Konoyo: setting for the historical-fantasy Iron Dynasty P'nP (Reality Blurs LLC, 2010) 105 Tamriel: setting for the Elder Scrolls, a RPG videogame series, a TT miniatures game (Call to Arms)...

I owned the version from GMT (believe it was 1.2) and the Close Encounters expansion, but I couldn't get my kids or friends to replay it - most didn't like the math involved. I found myself only bringing it out to play the solo campaign, so I figured I might as well get some $ for it and traded...

I'll ditto maps. If they're going to be there in a RPG book, they should be highly legible and capture the theme of the setting. If a map is low quality I'll sometimes recreate in Campaign Cartographer, but I'd rather not have to bother with that time sink. Other than that, the bestiary would...

Peginc has stated that they'll no longer be publishing the dime-novel sized, low cost explorer editions, as they're no longer financially viable. My style of GMing these days is to have everything in PDF on my tablet and buy one printed copy of the CRB for the players at my table. So I'm sort of...

I backed Savage Worlds Adventure Edition, are currently reading it and are about to put it into play this week. Other than it though, I don't think I'll be picking up any of those other 9. I'd be all over Dune as I loved the novel series as a kid, but I'm just not a big fan of 2d20. I'm too...

My Adventures in Middle Earth 5e book is on the horizon and approaching fast, so I'm gearing up for a new campaign. Previously I ran a series of adventures for my homebrewed setting, which got me familiar and comfortable with building decent, balanced encounter using the guidelines in the DM...