This week, Raging Swan Press is releasing Urban Dressing: Theatres by Liz Smith. As always, we have a free sample available for your edification. You can gab it here.
Also, next week, we release GM's Miscellany: Tribes Most Foul by Creighton Broadhurst, Alex Connell, Ben Kent, David Posener and Mike Welham. GM's Miscellany: Tribes Most Foul is a compilation of the Tribes Most Foul line and features bonus material including new tribes and a random tribe name generator. You can learn more here.
I hope you find the free samples useful!
About Urban Dressing: Theatres
Tired of your towns and cities being boring, bland places in which your PCs show little or no interest? Want to bring your towns and cities alive with cool, interesting minor features of note?
Then Urban Dressing is for you! Each instalment in the line focuses on a different common urban fixture such as shops, stalls, thieves and so on and gives the harried GM the tools to bring such features to life with interesting and noteworthy features.
This instalment of Urban Dressing presents loads of great tools to customise the theatres in your campaign. Designed to be used both during preparation or actual play, Urban Dressing: Theatres is an invaluable addition to any GM's armoury!
Urban Dressing: Theatres presents:
One table (100 entries) presenting a theatre’s external appearances and characteristics.
One table (100 entries) presenting a theatre’s internal appearances and characteristics.
One table (20 entries) presenting adventure hooks and complications ripe for use with theatres.
One table (20 entries) presenting 20 NPCs linked to the theatre.
About GM's Miscellany: Tribes Most Foul
Bored of pitting your PCs against boring, one-dimensional kobolds, orcs and goblins? Want to provide your monstrous minions with style and flair in appearance, mannerisms and battlefield tactic? Then, Tribes Most Foul is for you.
Each supplement presents three tribes in rich, flavoursome detail and includes notes on the tribe’s society, practises, ecology, lair, battle tactics and notable tribal personalities as well as sample stat blocks.
GM’s Miscellany: Tribes Most Foul: presents 25 tribes to terrify your PCs. As well as all new material from Creighton Broadhurst and Alex Connell, you’ll find all the tribes from the following released PDFs within:
Tribes Most Foul: Goblins
Tribes Most Foul: Hobgoblins
Tribes Most Foul: Kobolds
Tribes Most Foul: Ogres
Tribes Most Foul: Orcs
Tribes Most Foul: Trolls
Tribes Most Foul: Worgs
New Tribes: Blackwing Lizardfolk, Scions of the Grinning Skull, the Ghostbears and the Kukulkan.
Also, next week, we release GM's Miscellany: Tribes Most Foul by Creighton Broadhurst, Alex Connell, Ben Kent, David Posener and Mike Welham. GM's Miscellany: Tribes Most Foul is a compilation of the Tribes Most Foul line and features bonus material including new tribes and a random tribe name generator. You can learn more here.
I hope you find the free samples useful!
About Urban Dressing: Theatres
Tired of your towns and cities being boring, bland places in which your PCs show little or no interest? Want to bring your towns and cities alive with cool, interesting minor features of note?
Then Urban Dressing is for you! Each instalment in the line focuses on a different common urban fixture such as shops, stalls, thieves and so on and gives the harried GM the tools to bring such features to life with interesting and noteworthy features.
This instalment of Urban Dressing presents loads of great tools to customise the theatres in your campaign. Designed to be used both during preparation or actual play, Urban Dressing: Theatres is an invaluable addition to any GM's armoury!
Urban Dressing: Theatres presents:
One table (100 entries) presenting a theatre’s external appearances and characteristics.
One table (100 entries) presenting a theatre’s internal appearances and characteristics.
One table (20 entries) presenting adventure hooks and complications ripe for use with theatres.
One table (20 entries) presenting 20 NPCs linked to the theatre.
About GM's Miscellany: Tribes Most Foul
Bored of pitting your PCs against boring, one-dimensional kobolds, orcs and goblins? Want to provide your monstrous minions with style and flair in appearance, mannerisms and battlefield tactic? Then, Tribes Most Foul is for you.
Each supplement presents three tribes in rich, flavoursome detail and includes notes on the tribe’s society, practises, ecology, lair, battle tactics and notable tribal personalities as well as sample stat blocks.
GM’s Miscellany: Tribes Most Foul: presents 25 tribes to terrify your PCs. As well as all new material from Creighton Broadhurst and Alex Connell, you’ll find all the tribes from the following released PDFs within:
Tribes Most Foul: Goblins
Tribes Most Foul: Hobgoblins
Tribes Most Foul: Kobolds
Tribes Most Foul: Ogres
Tribes Most Foul: Orcs
Tribes Most Foul: Trolls
Tribes Most Foul: Worgs
New Tribes: Blackwing Lizardfolk, Scions of the Grinning Skull, the Ghostbears and the Kukulkan.
