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"The Tsar is dead!"
The cry echoes across Torassia: the cruel tyrant fell in a battle with undead troops, abandoned by the two princes in his time of need. The empty throne creates anarchy and chaos, as the princes and the Tsar's advisor battle for the right to rule. As if that wasn't bad enough, the worst winter that Torassia has ever experienced leaves frozen corpses in villages everywhere. It's a race against time as Sergei, the Tsar's commander in chief, gallops southwards to reach the capital before the forces of hell get their first.
Will you brave the coming storm?
Tsar Rising is a d20 fantasy adventure for eighth or ninth level characters.
* "Up there with The Longest Night, Death In Freeport and The Spear Of The Lohgin for fascinating setting, dark atmosphere, NPC depth, and cohesive yet complex storyline," said Simon Collins at EnWorld. "Hopefully we will see more of this quality from Monkey God Enterprises."
* "The adventure is interesting enough (and could probably be run with a resourceful or large party that's less than 8th level) but somewhat limited," said Spike Y. Jones, editor of GURPS Russia, at the Open Gaming Exchange . "The setting material, on the other hand, promises many more adventures, or even a permanent campaign location. While one or the other wouldn't have justified the price tag, the combination is worth the price."
* "The book is incredibly well written, especially the narrative text that is read aloud to players?it's not flowery, pulls no punches, and aptly describes the situation to players," said Mark Bruno at RPG Action.
* "What can I say.. This product is great in all aspects, ranging from the artwork to the story plot," said Einar at RPG United. "Even some of the new monsters fell into my taste, this is a product well worth it's money."
* "There's a pretty fair amount of material here in 60 pages, enough for a GM to snap out another adventure or two in the lands of Torassia," said Jon Mott at RPG.net. "I'd like to see a follow-up, as there's a lot to this land and its people. Overall Tsar Rising is a worthy effort."
* "I liked it," said Maz Fallah at GamingReport.com. "I think it's well done. And I'm just waiting for an excuse to send some players up north?"
Buy Tsar Rising today at http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=097080945X/michaeltrescaA/
The cry echoes across Torassia: the cruel tyrant fell in a battle with undead troops, abandoned by the two princes in his time of need. The empty throne creates anarchy and chaos, as the princes and the Tsar's advisor battle for the right to rule. As if that wasn't bad enough, the worst winter that Torassia has ever experienced leaves frozen corpses in villages everywhere. It's a race against time as Sergei, the Tsar's commander in chief, gallops southwards to reach the capital before the forces of hell get their first.
Will you brave the coming storm?
Tsar Rising is a d20 fantasy adventure for eighth or ninth level characters.
* "Up there with The Longest Night, Death In Freeport and The Spear Of The Lohgin for fascinating setting, dark atmosphere, NPC depth, and cohesive yet complex storyline," said Simon Collins at EnWorld. "Hopefully we will see more of this quality from Monkey God Enterprises."
* "The adventure is interesting enough (and could probably be run with a resourceful or large party that's less than 8th level) but somewhat limited," said Spike Y. Jones, editor of GURPS Russia, at the Open Gaming Exchange . "The setting material, on the other hand, promises many more adventures, or even a permanent campaign location. While one or the other wouldn't have justified the price tag, the combination is worth the price."
* "The book is incredibly well written, especially the narrative text that is read aloud to players?it's not flowery, pulls no punches, and aptly describes the situation to players," said Mark Bruno at RPG Action.
* "What can I say.. This product is great in all aspects, ranging from the artwork to the story plot," said Einar at RPG United. "Even some of the new monsters fell into my taste, this is a product well worth it's money."
* "There's a pretty fair amount of material here in 60 pages, enough for a GM to snap out another adventure or two in the lands of Torassia," said Jon Mott at RPG.net. "I'd like to see a follow-up, as there's a lot to this land and its people. Overall Tsar Rising is a worthy effort."
* "I liked it," said Maz Fallah at GamingReport.com. "I think it's well done. And I'm just waiting for an excuse to send some players up north?"
Buy Tsar Rising today at http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=097080945X/michaeltrescaA/
