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Contact: Kosala Ubayasekara, Silven Publishing, +46 (0) 708 46 09 10, kosala@silven.com
Picture this.
You want to inject some humor into your games, but you want to do it with some style. Spells, feats and items your gaming group can grin about while actually using them in their adventure. The Pun is Mightier than the Sword is the book you have been waiting for!
Where else can you find out how to strip an adversary bare with a Full Monty spell or see how yelling “God Damn It!” actually gets a reaction from a god? Where Kentucky Fried comes with the sides for free and Mojo actually makes you cooler? It’s not the Size That Matters, you can Throw Your Weight Around, and, of course, Where There’s a Will There’s a Way.
This book is for all those DMs that want to introduce players to a wealth of jargon taken from our day-to-day language that has been given a whole new meaning in the realms of d20. Equip your players with a Cupid’s Arrows or incapacitate a hapless victim with a Peel of ROFLMAO.
The Pun is Mightier than the Sword features:
Over 25 new items as well as weapons
4 prestige classes with sample characters
Over 30 spells
Over 25 feats
To view the cover and the previews point your browser to the Silven Publishing site .
About Silven Publishing
Silven Publishing was started in 2004 by Kosala Ubayasekara, founder and CEO of Silven Crossroads. As Silven Crossroads merged into Silven Publishing over the period from 2004 to 2005, we became a full time publisher committed to developing and releasing innovative RPG related products to the industry. Our main focus lies in trying to help new talent break into the industry profitably, and we are proud to be able to give new writers, artists and game developers a chance to take a step into the worldwide RPG industry every year.
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Silven Publishing, Silven Crossroads and the corresponding logos are registered trademarks of Kosala Ubayasekara © 2002-2006. All Rights Reserved.
All other trademarks are copyright their respective owners and are used here with permission.
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Contact: Kosala Ubayasekara, Silven Publishing, +46 (0) 708 46 09 10, kosala@silven.com
Picture this.
You want to inject some humor into your games, but you want to do it with some style. Spells, feats and items your gaming group can grin about while actually using them in their adventure. The Pun is Mightier than the Sword is the book you have been waiting for!
Where else can you find out how to strip an adversary bare with a Full Monty spell or see how yelling “God Damn It!” actually gets a reaction from a god? Where Kentucky Fried comes with the sides for free and Mojo actually makes you cooler? It’s not the Size That Matters, you can Throw Your Weight Around, and, of course, Where There’s a Will There’s a Way.
This book is for all those DMs that want to introduce players to a wealth of jargon taken from our day-to-day language that has been given a whole new meaning in the realms of d20. Equip your players with a Cupid’s Arrows or incapacitate a hapless victim with a Peel of ROFLMAO.
The Pun is Mightier than the Sword features:
Over 25 new items as well as weapons
4 prestige classes with sample characters
Over 30 spells
Over 25 feats
To view the cover and the previews point your browser to the Silven Publishing site .
About Silven Publishing
Silven Publishing was started in 2004 by Kosala Ubayasekara, founder and CEO of Silven Crossroads. As Silven Crossroads merged into Silven Publishing over the period from 2004 to 2005, we became a full time publisher committed to developing and releasing innovative RPG related products to the industry. Our main focus lies in trying to help new talent break into the industry profitably, and we are proud to be able to give new writers, artists and game developers a chance to take a step into the worldwide RPG industry every year.
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Silven Publishing, Silven Crossroads and the corresponding logos are registered trademarks of Kosala Ubayasekara © 2002-2006. All Rights Reserved.
All other trademarks are copyright their respective owners and are used here with permission.
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