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Greetings, gentlefolk.
With our baby the Scarred Lands Campaign Setting: Ghelspad out the door and into your hands, I though we might give an idea of what is coming up.
Do note that these dates may be subject to change.
The latter half of June sees the release of Wilderness & Wasteland, a book on designing encounters and adventures in the wilderness. It highlights things such as natural Hazards, new diseases, poisons and weather charts, as well as new uses for your Wilderness Lore skill in those environments. In addition, it contains one encounter for each terrain type, as well as an appendix containing random encounter tables for many of the major areas of the Scarred Lands wilderness.
August brings us Relics & Rituals II: Lost Lore, the sequel to the best selling Relics & Rituals. This book contains not only the best of the spells and magic items (including prices )culled from our Open Call, but also a wealth of prestige classes and new, optional systems of magic that are written "around" the Scarred Lands but really usable in any campaign by rubbing off the serial numbers and changing a couple of the proper nouns.
In September, we release Serpent in the Fold, the first in the Serpent Amphora Cycle. This adventure (which technically follows The Serpent Amphora, the prelude to the Serpent Amphora Cycle), is designed for 3rd to 4th level characters.
October boasts two releases. The first is Calastia: Throne of the Black Dragon, a look at the Lawful Evil nation of Calastia. This sourcebook, written by Vampire: the Masquerade developer Justin Achilli, shows us the land of the Black Dragon Virduk and turns our expectations of what this land is supposed to be like on their ears.
And in its wake comes Scarred Land Gazetteer: Termana, the guide to the continent that lies at the other end of the Blood Sea. Deluged by the submersion of Kadum and the home of both forsaken elves and the charduni, Termana is a land of spirits, disease and tropical dangers. Includes rules for the new races to be found there, including the fey gnomes of the Termanan jungles.
Finally, December witnesses the arrival of the second part of the Serpent Amphora Cycle, as well as the sourcebook for one of the most horrific and dangerous places in Ghelspad. The Serpent & the Scepter, the sequel to The Serpent in the Fold, brings characters of 5th to 6th level deeper into the plots surrounding the enigmatic Serpent Amphora. Additionally, December sees the release of Hornsaw: Forest of Blood, an in-depth look at the hoary wilderness that was once the Broadreach Forest in central Ghelspad. It details the various factions that dwell within it as well as those forces seeking to reclaim the forest from the taint of the Mother of Serpents.
That should wrap up this year!
With our baby the Scarred Lands Campaign Setting: Ghelspad out the door and into your hands, I though we might give an idea of what is coming up.
Do note that these dates may be subject to change.
The latter half of June sees the release of Wilderness & Wasteland, a book on designing encounters and adventures in the wilderness. It highlights things such as natural Hazards, new diseases, poisons and weather charts, as well as new uses for your Wilderness Lore skill in those environments. In addition, it contains one encounter for each terrain type, as well as an appendix containing random encounter tables for many of the major areas of the Scarred Lands wilderness.
August brings us Relics & Rituals II: Lost Lore, the sequel to the best selling Relics & Rituals. This book contains not only the best of the spells and magic items (including prices
)culled from our Open Call, but also a wealth of prestige classes and new, optional systems of magic that are written "around" the Scarred Lands but really usable in any campaign by rubbing off the serial numbers and changing a couple of the proper nouns.In September, we release Serpent in the Fold, the first in the Serpent Amphora Cycle. This adventure (which technically follows The Serpent Amphora, the prelude to the Serpent Amphora Cycle), is designed for 3rd to 4th level characters.
October boasts two releases. The first is Calastia: Throne of the Black Dragon, a look at the Lawful Evil nation of Calastia. This sourcebook, written by Vampire: the Masquerade developer Justin Achilli, shows us the land of the Black Dragon Virduk and turns our expectations of what this land is supposed to be like on their ears.
And in its wake comes Scarred Land Gazetteer: Termana, the guide to the continent that lies at the other end of the Blood Sea. Deluged by the submersion of Kadum and the home of both forsaken elves and the charduni, Termana is a land of spirits, disease and tropical dangers. Includes rules for the new races to be found there, including the fey gnomes of the Termanan jungles.
Finally, December witnesses the arrival of the second part of the Serpent Amphora Cycle, as well as the sourcebook for one of the most horrific and dangerous places in Ghelspad. The Serpent & the Scepter, the sequel to The Serpent in the Fold, brings characters of 5th to 6th level deeper into the plots surrounding the enigmatic Serpent Amphora. Additionally, December sees the release of Hornsaw: Forest of Blood, an in-depth look at the hoary wilderness that was once the Broadreach Forest in central Ghelspad. It details the various factions that dwell within it as well as those forces seeking to reclaim the forest from the taint of the Mother of Serpents.
That should wrap up this year!
