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From the back cover:
There's always been a place where you run to for safety, a haven far from the wilderness. A place where you know the monsters won't get to you. But what if you trade out the monsters you can see for the ones that you can't? Cities hide secrets, terrible secrets, and the knowledge that you gain by finding them out always comes at a cost. For some the refuge sought behind a city's walls are like a stony embrace that gives comfort and provides a bastion against a world that has mistreated them. Others view it as a feeding ground populated by sheep. Either way, there's a storm brewing. Will you take shelter from the Truth?
Written by Lizard, one of D20's finest, Cities: Born of Stone is the definitive D20 guide to cities, their history, and their possible future. Features include: new Prestige Classes, new city specific Feats and Skills, rules for developing cities in any genre of play, new templates for use in city based campaigns, and enough information to make each and every city in your game a place to remember.
Hyrum.
From the back cover:
There's always been a place where you run to for safety, a haven far from the wilderness. A place where you know the monsters won't get to you. But what if you trade out the monsters you can see for the ones that you can't? Cities hide secrets, terrible secrets, and the knowledge that you gain by finding them out always comes at a cost. For some the refuge sought behind a city's walls are like a stony embrace that gives comfort and provides a bastion against a world that has mistreated them. Others view it as a feeding ground populated by sheep. Either way, there's a storm brewing. Will you take shelter from the Truth?
Written by Lizard, one of D20's finest, Cities: Born of Stone is the definitive D20 guide to cities, their history, and their possible future. Features include: new Prestige Classes, new city specific Feats and Skills, rules for developing cities in any genre of play, new templates for use in city based campaigns, and enough information to make each and every city in your game a place to remember.
Hyrum.
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