Born Soldier Prome’Pah banked his Ku-Ush Va strike vehicle toward his home nest on this accursed planet.  He could feel the nest spirit (a greatly honored Born Soldier) calling over the navigation ports.  The mission had brought honor and glory, so he banked the Ku-Ush Va and gracefully sailed between the horns of the command tower in celebration.  One by one his Born Soldier nest mates followed.  Tonight they would feast in the towers of their home base.

Finger and Toe Models announces the release of the 28mm card stock Alien Base: Core Set. The set is composed of two cores, a comm tower, and numerous add-ons to customize the cores, plus bridges to join them.

Although designed for 28mm/skirmish scale figures, because this is an alien set, you can use them for any scale from 6mm (representing an alien city) on up.
 
Remember, every Finger and Toe model comes with SMOOSH ASSURANCE: if ya’ll smoosh your Alien Base: Core Set, a new one waits your summons from hard drive and printer.

CyberCrawl: Cybernetics for Fifth Edition allows you to mix 5E with the CyberPunk genre. It provides cyberware, the Hacker sub-class for the Rogue, simple hacking rules, firearms, and explosives.

This Supplement is designed to be used with the Fifth Edition of the World's Most Popular RPG.

A D&D v5e Adventure for 4-5 characters of level seven. Hidden away is a secret shadow filled temple containing a great many secrets including what is rumored to be a great library.  Does your characters have what it takes to get it?

This set of 16 3D-printable STL files includes a variety of pieces to enhance your Dwarven layouts.  In includes:

• A double throne, for the Dwarven King AND Queen
• A double statue wall (NOTE: for use with the statue figures from FDG Realm of the Mountain King)
• A double-size clip-on Dwarven wall and a wall with a screaming Dwarven head
• Several mine track pieces on Dwarven floors
• A Dwarven-to-cavern transition floor
• A 4x4 bubbling pool on a Dwarven floor (we figure, how better to keep your molten rock or metal handy?)
• A Dwarven box and lid
• A tile edge concealer in the Dwarven style
• A mine cart top similar to the mine cart top in FDG Cavern Expansion 2 (mines) -- except with a better scheme to attach the carts into a cart train (along with a small clip to fit this new train clip slot)
• A minotaur bed, suitable for Dwarven royalty

Recommended Print Settings:

• Layer Size: 0.15mm, or 0.10mm for smoother features
• Infill: 10% recommended
• Top/Bottom Layers: 6 (or 0.9mm if using a different layer size than 0.15mm)
• Side Shell Count: 2 (or 0.8mm if using a different nozzle size than 0.4mm)
• Raft/Brim/Supports: none

In the latter half of the 21st century, humanity begins the colonization of space by establishing a permanent manned outpost on the rim of Shackleton Crater, at the lunar South Pole. But when contact with the previous crew is lost, it is now up to a new team of brave explorers to find out what happened...and why the moonbase has suddenly gone silent.

Moonglow is a short near-future scenario for Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition set on the moon.

Introduction: Enlisted by the Emperor to save his favorite Wizard who once brought joy and happiness to the land. Enjoy a candy house filled adventure through a dungeon resembling a child’s sugar induced frightmare.

119 Coat of Arms Images collected in a Single PDF for use in your campaigns. 

BATTLELORDS OF THE TWENTY-THIRD CENTURY ™ 7th EDITION
PRODUCED BY: 23RD CENTURY PRODUCTIONS, LLC

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SPACE COMBAT PLAYTEST RULES. PLAYTEST RELEASE 4.0

Release 4 focuses on Space Combat and Vehicle/Ultra Armor Combat 

This is not a final layout. Design is kept at a minimum for the playtest document.
All of the rules drafts will be made available as a free download on DriveThruRPG.
Make sure you tick the notification box, so you get notified when we update it with
new drafts.

IF YOU WISH TO SUBMITTED COMMENTS, SUGGESTIONS, AND/OR
FEEDBACK PLEASE EMAIL THEM INFO@23RDCENTURY.NET

WE CAN’T DO IT WITHOUT YOUR HELP! WE APPRECIATE YOUR
FEEDBACK AND SUPPORT.

-THE 23RD CENTURY PRODUCTIONS TEAM
Copyright © 2018, 23rd Century Productions, LLC.

BATTLELORDS OF THE TWENTY-THIRD CENTURY ™ 7th EDITION
PRODUCED BY: 23RD CENTURY PRODUCTIONS, LLC

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VEHICLES AND ULTRA ARMOR PLAYTEST RULES. PLAYTEST RELEASE 4.0

Release 4 focuses on Space Combat and Vehicle/Ultra Armor Combat 

This is not a final layout. Design is kept at a minimum for the playtest document.
All of the rules drafts will be made available as a free download on DriveThruRPG.
Make sure you tick the notification box, so you get notified when we update it with
new drafts.

IF YOU WISH TO SUBMITTED COMMENTS, SUGGESTIONS, AND/OR
FEEDBACK PLEASE EMAIL THEM INFO@23RDCENTURY.NET

WE CAN’T DO IT WITHOUT YOUR HELP! WE APPRECIATE YOUR
FEEDBACK AND SUPPORT.

-THE 23RD CENTURY PRODUCTIONS TEAM
Copyright © 2018, 23rd Century Productions, LLC.

Do you like to tell stories? Do you want to develop creative problem solving skills while having fun? Have you ever wanted to introduce friends or family to role playing games without the usual stacks of books and hardcore rules? Play Your Own Adventure is the game for you!

This RPG is designed for all ages, with an emphasis on problem solving over violence. Adaptable to any setting you can imagine, PYOA uses collaborative storytelling and dice to create a fun gaming experience. This very same system of rules will also power PYOA choose-your-path style gamebooks, hex-tile modules (which will support group and solo play), and other PYOA projects in development!

So create the hero character you've always wanted to be, gear up, and get ready for an adventure tailor-made to your own unique imagination! But be warned, it's going to take a lot of Confidence... and lucky dice rolls!

The very special Deluxe character sheet for PYOA BASIC! Room for all your PC's stats and loot! 

Alien worlds have a variety of challenges, from hostile environments, weather, temperature, and even radiation. On most habitable worlds, the native life can be a serious threat, even for technologically-sophisticated societies.

In this booklet are 10 alien animals and one domestic animal for use in
Traveller campaigns. While each is named and described, variants of these creatures, under other names, can be found across the Human Sphere, and beyond.

Also included is an quick introductory page of material for the Broken Arm, a new setting for use with Traveller.

Welcome to $1 Adventure Frameworks!

$1AF makes sweet mini adventures - or more accurately what I like to call "Adventure Frameworks" - stand alone, drop in adventure 'skeletons', made to facilitate sandbox style play - for $1.

Each adventure framework is set in a generic medieval or ancient fantasy location, with enough meat to enable the GM to improvise details and adapt to player choices.

System wise, these adventures use the Low Fantasy Gaming RPG (an old school/modern mix d20 based game; free PDF - Link), but are easily adapted to any d20 system.

So what do you get for your dollar?

Adventure Framework 4 Caverns of Melusiah consists of:

• A downloadable, bookmarked PDF (7 A4 pages, excluding cover & credits, in both parchment and white backgrounds).
• The Core Adventure (in this instance, clearing out a cavern complex occupied by bandits in the west, and giant ants in the east) that will occupy 3-8 hours of session time with Minimal Prep.
• Rumours & Hooks suggestions.
• Quality B&W Illustrations.
• A professional hand drawn Map.

But don't take my word for it - google 18 Halls of the Dwarf Lord and 16 Delecarte's Carnival of Wonders to download two free examples.

Now, there's a few things AF's don't come with:

• Boxed Text: Every time a GM reads boxed text, an ad-lib fairy dies, and I've got too much blood on my hands already. Paraphrasing and natural speech from the GM keeps players guessing what's pre-planned, and what's off-the-cuff-I-totally-planned-that awesome. And we wants that awesome, precious. We wants it.
• Colour Art: AF's are currently produced using old school B&W line art. Maybe one day I'll move on to colour pics. Maybe.
• No Grid: Maps, where provided, don't have grid lines. It's easier to add a grid than to take one away. If you prefer a grid or hex, you'll need to add it via Roll20, GIMP v2.8, etc.
• US English. I'm in Sydney Australia, so my work is in UK English. 

Armed with a handful of Adventure Frameworks, you can sandbox like there's no tomorrow. Browse through your library of AF's, throw out a few hooks, and let the players bite where they may. Whatever direction they take, you'll be ready to handle it with aplomb.

Hope you enjoy.

Note: This AF is included the Midlands Low Magic Sandbox Setting book/PDF.

The year is 1630 A.D. and death has come to Venice. The plague has returned to the Queen of the Adriatic once again, tainting this beautiful floating city with fear and placing it on the precipice of destruction. When a member of the Council of Ten is found dead by strange and mysterious causes, suspicions rise that something fouler than any worldly illness might be lurking within the city.

A monster beyond all imagination and reason haunts the canals of Venice, bringing with it a sinister plot of political intrigue and chaotic destruction that threatens to destroy the Republic forever.

You are a member of the Crossed Keys, an ancient order devoted to rooting out the dark horrors of the world. Answering the call of the Council of Venice, you will bring your skills and talents to face a horror, unlike anything you have faced before.

Blood In The Canals requires Fate Core to play and a copy of The Fate Horror Toolkit is recommended, but not needed. This 57-page adventure includes:

• 5 Unique Mantles designed to showcase the talents and training of members of the Crossed Keys.

• The Hunting Track, a new narrative timing mechanism designed for “creature of the week” style adventures or mysteries.

• A collection of scene examples with mechanics, aspects, and suggestions on how to use them in your adventure.

• A cast of NPCs and adversaries to populate your story.

• A brief overview of the history of Venice and the current time period, as well a look into the secret organization The Crossed keys.

• Character sheets, maps, and play aids to help bring your adventure to the table.
  
  

Welcome to $1 Adventure Frameworks!

$1AF makes sweet mini adventures - or more accurately what I like to call "Adventure Frameworks" - stand alone, drop in adventure 'skeletons', made to facilitate sandbox style play - for $1.

Each adventure framework is set in a generic medieval or ancient fantasy location, with enough meat to enable the GM to improvise details and adapt to player choices.

System wise, these adventures use the Low Fantasy Gaming RPG (an old school/modern mix d20 based game; free PDF - Link), but are easily adapted to any d20 system.

So what do you get for your dollar?

Adventure Framework 5 Ark of Phobos consists of:

• A downloadable, bookmarked PDF (5 A4 pages, excluding cover & credits, in both parchment and white backgrounds).
• The Core Adventure (in this instance, exploring mountain peaks inhabited by Wyverns in search of Wyvern eggs or a temporary magic portal, that will occupy 3-8 hours of session time with Minimal Prep.
• Rumours & Hooks suggestions.
• Quality B&W Illustrations.
• A professional hand drawn Map.

But don't take my word for it - google 18 Halls of the Dwarf Lord and 16 Delecarte's Carnival of Wonders to download two free examples.

Now, there's a few things AF's don't come with:

• Boxed Text: Every time a GM reads boxed text, an ad-lib fairy dies, and I've got too much blood on my hands already. Paraphrasing and natural speech from the GM keeps players guessing what's pre-planned, and what's off-the-cuff-I-totally-planned-that awesome. And we wants that awesome, precious. We wants it.
• Colour Art: AF's are currently produced using old school B&W line art. Maybe one day I'll move on to colour pics. Maybe.
• No Grid: Maps, where provided, don't have grid lines. It's easier to add a grid than to take one away. If you prefer a grid or hex, you'll need to add it via Roll20, GIMP v2.8, etc.
• US English. I'm in Sydney Australia, so my work is in UK English. 

Armed with a handful of Adventure Frameworks, you can sandbox like there's no tomorrow. Browse through your library of AF's, throw out a few hooks, and let the players bite where they may. Whatever direction they take, you'll be ready to handle it with aplomb.

Hope you enjoy.

Note: This AF is included the Midlands Low Magic Sandbox Setting book/PDF.

Welcome to $1 Adventure Frameworks!

$1AF makes sweet mini adventures - or more accurately what I like to call "Adventure Frameworks" - stand alone, drop in adventure 'skeletons', made to facilitate sandbox style play - for $1.

Each adventure framework is set in a generic medieval or ancient fantasy location, with enough meat to enable the GM to improvise details and adapt to player choices.

System wise, these adventures use the Low Fantasy Gaming RPG (an old school/modern mix d20 based game; free PDF - Link), but are easily adapted to any d20 system.

So what do you get for your dollar?

Adventure Framework 7 Old Bengart's Mill consists of:

• A downloadable, bookmarked PDF (4 A4 pages, excluding cover & credits, in both parchment and white backgrounds).
• The Core Adventure (in this instance, exploring an abandoned mill overrun by giant rats and a wererat, that will occupy 3-8 hours of session time with Minimal Prep.
• Rumours & Hooks suggestions.
• Quality B&W Illustrations.
• A professional hand drawn Map.

But don't take my word for it - google 18 Halls of the Dwarf Lord and 16 Delecarte's Carnival of Wonders to download two free examples.

Now, there's a few things AF's don't come with:

• Boxed Text: Every time a GM reads boxed text, an ad-lib fairy dies, and I've got too much blood on my hands already. Paraphrasing and natural speech from the GM keeps players guessing what's pre-planned, and what's off-the-cuff-I-totally-planned-that awesome. And we wants that awesome, precious. We wants it.
• Colour Art: AF's are currently produced using old school B&W line art. Maybe one day I'll move on to colour pics. Maybe.
• No Grid: Maps, where provided, don't have grid lines. It's easier to add a grid than to take one away. If you prefer a grid or hex, you'll need to add it via Roll20, GIMP v2.8, etc.
• US English. I'm in Sydney Australia, so my work is in UK English. 

Armed with a handful of Adventure Frameworks, you can sandbox like there's no tomorrow. Browse through your library of AF's, throw out a few hooks, and let the players bite where they may. Whatever direction they take, you'll be ready to handle it with aplomb.

Hope you enjoy.

Note: This AF is included the Midlands Low Magic Sandbox Setting book/PDF.

Welcome to $1 Adventure Frameworks!

$1AF makes sweet mini adventures - or more accurately what I like to call "Adventure Frameworks" - stand alone, drop in adventure 'skeletons', made to facilitate sandbox style play - for $1.

Each adventure framework is set in a generic medieval or ancient fantasy location, with enough meat to enable the GM to improvise details and adapt to player choices.

System wise, these adventures use the Low Fantasy Gaming RPG (an old school/modern mix d20 based game; free PDF - Link), but are easily adapted to any d20 system.

So what do you get for your dollar?

Adventure Framework 9 Silverfane Cove consists of:

• A downloadable, bookmarked PDF (6 A4 pages, excluding cover & credits, in both parchment and white backgrounds).
• The Core Adventure (in this instance, exploring a hidden pirate cove and dealing with its inhabitants), that will occupy 3-8 hours of session time with Minimal Prep.
• Rumours & Hooks suggestions.
• Quality B&W Illustrations.
• A professional hand drawn Map.

But don't take my word for it - google 18 Halls of the Dwarf Lord and 16 Delecarte's Carnival of Wonders to download two free examples.

Now, there's a few things AF's don't come with:

• Boxed Text: Every time a GM reads boxed text, an ad-lib fairy dies, and I've got too much blood on my hands already. Paraphrasing and natural speech from the GM keeps players guessing what's pre-planned, and what's off-the-cuff-I-totally-planned-that awesome. And we wants that awesome, precious. We wants it.
• Colour Art: AF's are currently produced using old school B&W line art. Maybe one day I'll move on to colour pics. Maybe.
• No Grid: Maps, where provided, don't have grid lines. It's easier to add a grid than to take one away. If you prefer a grid or hex, you'll need to add it via Roll20, GIMP v2.8, etc.
• US English. I'm in Sydney Australia, so my work is in UK English. 

Armed with a handful of Adventure Frameworks, you can sandbox like there's no tomorrow. Browse through your library of AF's, throw out a few hooks, and let the players bite where they may. Whatever direction they take, you'll be ready to handle it with aplomb.

Hope you enjoy.

Note: This AF is included the Midlands Low Magic Sandbox Setting book/PDF.

Dodatek do Hinotamy pozwalający na wprowadzenie do gry wyjątkowo potężnych i niszczycielskich przeciwników: kaiju.

Kaiju to ogromne, niebywale groźne i niszczycielskie monstra, drzemiące w rowach oceanicznych, kraterach wulkanów i jaskiniach rozsianych po całym archipelagu Hino. Legenda głosi, że były to bestie zbyt potężne, by Hageshi Iki mógł nadać im ludzką postać i nauczyć ludzkich zwyczajów. Zamiast tego, czarnoksiężnik użył swej mocy, by giganty zapadły w sen, nie stanowiąc zagrożenia dla siebie i swojego otoczenia. Zdarza się jednak, że w wyniku działań głupich śmiertelników albo lokalnego kataklizmu bestia budzi się i zdezorientowana – zaczyna siać spustoszenie.

Suplement przedstawia sylwetki następujących kaiju:

- Ogromny żółw Kurokame,

- Gigantyczny posąg Okinazo,

- Wielka ćma Seinaruga,

- Trzygłowy smok Tahokoryu,

- Monstrualny nietoperz Terrobatto,

- Kolosalny jaszczur Tokagara.