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Mystic Eye Games Announces Dogs of War PDF series.
Release the hounds! Mystic Eye Games is proud to announce their latest PDF product line, the Dogs of War. A monthly series, each Dogs of War presents two non-player characters for use as antagonists in your campaign. However, these aren’t just ordinary characters—each has the following special features:
Complete Character Background
Adventure and Plot Hooks
Ideas for Using the Characters in Gothos or Bluffside
Complete Stat Blocks at 3 Different Challenge Ratings (giving three full sets of stats for each character)
Crunchy Bits Filled with Open Game Content from Mystic Eye Games and Other Companies
Design Notes Revealing “What the Author Was Thinking”
Full Color Art from Leading Industry Artists
Every character is designed with the “complex creature” in mind; these are NPCs who take a while to build due to their multi-classing, templates, exotic races, and compilation of Open Game Content. Mystic Eye Games has done the legwork to collect this material into usable, interesting, and always challenging NPCs. Averaging CR 9 and up, these characters provide a worthy opponent to most middle to high level PC parties.
Each NPC is written by 2002 ENnie Award winning designer Charles W. Plemons III (contributing author to Creature Collection II: Dark Menagerie), who is well known to fans of the Foul Locales and Dragonstar Adventure lines. Open Game Content from a myriad of sources is used in the creation of each character, truly showcasing what the Open Gaming License allows publishers to do with new and existing OGC. Don’t worry, all the details to use the OGC are printed in the Crunchy Bits section of each NPC, so you don’t even have to have the original source of the content!
Throw your PCs to the wolves with these dangerous adversaries who are sure to make a lasting impression in your campaign! Whether you are playing a published campaign, a homebrew game, or the Gothos or Bluffside settings, there is something in each Dogs of War for you. Available soon at fine PDF retailers.
Release the hounds! Mystic Eye Games is proud to announce their latest PDF product line, the Dogs of War. A monthly series, each Dogs of War presents two non-player characters for use as antagonists in your campaign. However, these aren’t just ordinary characters—each has the following special features:
Complete Character Background
Adventure and Plot Hooks
Ideas for Using the Characters in Gothos or Bluffside
Complete Stat Blocks at 3 Different Challenge Ratings (giving three full sets of stats for each character)
Crunchy Bits Filled with Open Game Content from Mystic Eye Games and Other Companies
Design Notes Revealing “What the Author Was Thinking”
Full Color Art from Leading Industry Artists
Every character is designed with the “complex creature” in mind; these are NPCs who take a while to build due to their multi-classing, templates, exotic races, and compilation of Open Game Content. Mystic Eye Games has done the legwork to collect this material into usable, interesting, and always challenging NPCs. Averaging CR 9 and up, these characters provide a worthy opponent to most middle to high level PC parties.
Each NPC is written by 2002 ENnie Award winning designer Charles W. Plemons III (contributing author to Creature Collection II: Dark Menagerie), who is well known to fans of the Foul Locales and Dragonstar Adventure lines. Open Game Content from a myriad of sources is used in the creation of each character, truly showcasing what the Open Gaming License allows publishers to do with new and existing OGC. Don’t worry, all the details to use the OGC are printed in the Crunchy Bits section of each NPC, so you don’t even have to have the original source of the content!
Throw your PCs to the wolves with these dangerous adversaries who are sure to make a lasting impression in your campaign! Whether you are playing a published campaign, a homebrew game, or the Gothos or Bluffside settings, there is something in each Dogs of War for you. Available soon at fine PDF retailers.
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