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I agree. I like the size as well. It looks big enough to carry a gnome rider, and I imagine it would look great on the table. The idea of the turtle doubling as a boat is also in the Land of Eem since the Bogrillian Tortoise goes on land as well as sea.

This week offers new supplements and new adventures like bounty hunting for Traveller and facing the Red God again for Amazing Adventures. DUKK BÖRG is all about humanoid ducks at the end of the world. Mothership and Knave both get adventure support. Finally, there is a miniature turtle with...

Liminal Horror Deluxe Edition, now on BackerKit, focuses on normal player characters and their struggles to survive against horrific creatures and threats both mundane and supernatural. Josh Domanski and Zach Hazard Vaupen the development team of Goblin Archives was kind enough to answer some...

World building support debuts for Dungeons & Dragons 2024 Edition along with new adventures. The OSR and Mausritter also get adventures. The complete collection of Wilderfeast is available. Finally, a mini combo of halfing and pony are available for fantasy RPGs like The One Ring. With some...

Glad to help. There are two other books in the series: Woodlands and Waterfalls and Roads and Ruins.

No. Don't know. Product Dimensions 2 x 2 x 3 inches

A wide range of interesting table top RPG supplements are available this week. Mothership gets two new adventures, Dungeons & Dragons gets two adventures along with a book of side quests, and Liminal Horror also gets a creepy adventure. Pendragon gets a core rulebook for GMs and Torg Eternity...

Bughunters was great. What a deadly system.

For not having a plan they talk about it quite a bit in the supplement! And other "planned" books that also never saw the light of day.

I saw that too. I'm reading the Fellowship again and you can see glints and hints of Sam's darker side. Subtle writing; brilliantly executed. And heartbreaking in the end. Sam didn't learn his lesson that I remember. Although if he did end up sailing to the Undying Lands, his journey and some of...

I agree, and I think it is more than that. I know that Sanderson and Abercrombie are good writers. However, I also think that Sanderson and Abercrombie write about themes completely opposite to Tolkien. Evil wins. Sacrifice doesn't lead to victory. Less so in Sanderson's books of course, but...

Metal minis seem to vary in price just like dice do. Here is a screenshot of metal minis from Reaper:

Visit three Realms of the Three Rings for The One Ring and learn all about Elves in the Third Age. There are plenty of rules, monsters, adventures, and more for Dungeons & Dragons 2024 Edition and Pathfinder Second Edition. Shadowrun and Savage Worlds both get supplements for combat and super...

Volume 5 describing Glorantha’s East Isles is out: Bezarngay Boil for RuneQuest - Roleplaying in Glorantha. The author, Hannu Rytövuori, was kind enough to send me a PDF and answer some questions about his latest work. Charlie Dunwoody (CD): Thanks for talking to me, Hannu. This fifth volume...

If I was an arborist, I'm sure I wouldn't have any problem identifying different trees!

I picked that up. It is good but incomplete because the starship supplement was never published or most of the other supplements. With some work, that would be a great campaign to run. But the GM would have to figure out starships on his own or swap out the Prime Directive warp drive and weapons...

Gandalf works much the same way when he's a Patron. He doesn't normally go on the adventures with PCs, but my group had an encounter with a terrible sea monster and he provided some well needed damage so the PCs could escape. Tom Bombadil could be another Patron for PCs. That would be a trippy...

@birv2, your First Post! Welcome to posting on EN World! Stop by the Prancing Pony and we can share drinks and stories. I hope you have had a chance to run or play The One Ring 2E. It captures both the heroics and the setting very well. And the cloth map of Eriador is truly stunning.

Whoops! In my defense, there are a lot of trees in Book I.