This package is aimed at expanding our first Fantasy Furniture pack with a wealth of new Props and Objects to give Game Masters access to an expanded pallet of accessories that can be added into existing adventure maps, or employed as an Art Asset pack during map construction.

This package continues the fantasy Props and Objects theme with items such as coffins, piles of bones, alters, weapons, as well as mundane tables and chairs.

Compatibility

This package of .png image files can be employed as tokens within virtual tabletop apps such as Fantasy Grounds, Battlegrounds, Roll20, and d20pro. Or the image files can be employed as art assets in apps such as Photoshop or Gimp during map construction.

This package is not a stand alone game.

Package Contents

Contained within this package are 1,194 .png image files in 122 Folders.

Below is a list of each Prop Set folder. Prop Folders are like character sets and contain the Object/Prop from a range of different views (the number within the brackets equals the number of tokens within that folder).

• Alter (24)
• Axe (5)
• Baby Cot (8)
• Banner (8)
• Banquet Setting 0000 (8)
• Banquet Setting 0001 (8)
• Barrel 0000 (9)
• Barrel 0001 (9)
• Barrel 0002 (9)
• Barrel 0003 (8)
• Barrel 0004 (8)
• Barrel 0005 (4)
• Basket of Wood (8)
• Bed 0000 (8)
• Bed 0001 (8)
• Bed 0002 (8)
• Bellows (8)
• Bench 0000 (8)
• Bench 0001 (8)
• Bench 0002 (4)
• Bench 0003 (4)
• Blacksmiths Anvil 0000 (8)
• Blacksmiths Anvil 0001 (8)
• Blacksmiths Bellows (8)
• Blacksmiths Vice (8)
• Blacksmiths Workbench (8)
• Book 0000 (8)
• Book 0001 (8)
• Book 0002 (8)
• Book 0003 (8)
• Book 0004 (8)
• Book Pile (8)
• Bread and Wine (8)
• Bucket (9)
• Cabinet 0000 (8)
• Cabinet 0001 (8)
• Cabinet 0002 (8)
• Cabinet 0003 (8)
• Cabinet 0004 (8)
• Cabinet 0005 (16)
• Cabinet 0006 (16)
• Cabinet 0007 (8)
• Candles (8)
• Chair 0000 (8)
• Chair 0001 (8)
• Chair 0002 (8)
• Chair 0003 (8)
• Chair 0004 (8)
• Chest 0000 (16)
• Chest 0001 (16)
• Chest 0002 (16)
• Chest 0003 (16)
• Chest 0004 (16)
• Chest 0005 (16)
• Chest 0006 (16)
• Chest 0007 (16)
• Chest 0008 (16)
• Coffin (16)
• Crate 0000 (8)
• Crate 0001 (8)
• Crate 0002 (8)
• Crate 0003 (8)
• Crate 0004 (8)
• Crate of Bottles (8)
• Dinner Setting 0000 (8)
• Dinner Setting 0001 (8)
• Dinner Setting 0002 (8)
• Dinner Setting 0003 (8)
• Fire Wood Pile (8)
• Fire Plate Grate 0000 (8)
• Fire Plate Grate 0001 (8)
• Fire Plate Grate 0002 (8)
• Half Barrel Bath (8)
• Jug, Cup, and Apple (8)
• Log Fire (8)
• Loot Pile 0000 (8)
• Loot Pile 0001 (8)
• Loot Pile 0002 (8)
• Loot Pile 0003 (8)
• Mortar Cannon (8)
• Pillow (8)
• Quil & Ink Pot (8)
• Quiver & Arrows (8)
• Rolled up Rug 0000 (8)
• Rolled up Rug 0001 (8)
• Sack 0000 (8)
• Sack 0001 (8)
• Scales (4)
• Shelves 0000 (8)
• Shelves 0001 (8)
• Skull (8)
• Spit Roast - Pig (8)
• Spit Roast - Rabbit (8)
• Stool (8)
• Supplies 0000 (8)
• Supplies 0001 (8)
• Supplies 0002 (8)
• Table - Large (8)
• Table - Long (8)
• Table -Medium (8)
• Table Set 0000 (8)
• Table Set 0001 (8)
• Table Set 0002 (8)
• Table Set 0003 (8)
• Table Set 0004 (8)
• Table Set 0005 (8)
• Table Set 0006 (8)
• Table Set 0007 (8)
• Tool Rack 0000 (8)
• Tool Rack 0001 (8)
• Weapons Rack 0000 (8)
• Weapons Rack 0001 (8)
• Weapons Rack 0002 (8)
• Wooden Stand and Battle Standard (8)
• Wooden Stand and Chain Mail Armour 0000 (8)
• Wooden Stand and Chain Mail Armour 0001 (8)
• Wooden Stand and Chain Mail Armour 0002 (8)
• Wooden Stand and Leather Armour (8)
• Wooden Stand and Plate Mail Armour 0000 (8)
• Wooden Stand and Plate Mail Armour 0001 (8)
• Wooden Stand and Plate Mail Armour 0002 (8)
• Wooden Stand and Plate Mail Armour 0003 (8)

Below is a list of each single Prop Token, which are additional tokens that are in addition to the tokens contained in the Prop Sets above. These are simple objects that did not need several "views" rendered of the prop.

• Apple 0000
• Apple 0001
• Basket 0001
• Basket 0002
• Basket of Apples
• Basket of Bottles
• Basket of Bread
• Basket of Herbs
• Basket of Oranges
• Basket of Wood
• Battle Axe 0000
• Battle Axe 0001
• Blacksmiths Pliers
• Blacksmiths Sheers
• Blacksmiths Tongs
• Pile of Bones 0000
• Pile of Bones 0001
• Pile of Bones 0002
• Pile of Bones 0003
• Pile of Bones 0004
• Pile of Bones 0005
• Bottle 0000
• Bottle 0001
• Bottle 0002
• Bottle 0003
• Bottle 0004
• Bottle 0005
• Bowl of Lemons
• Bread 0000
• Bread 0001
• Bread 0002
• Bread Bun 0000
• Bread Bun 0001
• Bread Bun 0002
• Bread Slice 0000
• Bread Slice 0001
• Bread Slice 0002
• Bucket 0000
• Bucket 0001
• Bucket 0002
• Cake
• Camp Cooking Pot 0000
• Camp Cooking Pot 0001
• Candelabra 0000
• Candelabra 0001
• Candelabra 0002
• Candelabra 0003
• Candelabra 0004
• Candelabra 0005
• Candle 0000
• Candle 0001
• Chair Pillow 0000
• Chair Pillow 0001
• Cheese Platter
• Coins
• Crate 0000
• Crate 0001
• Crate 0002
• Crate 0003
• Crate 0004
• Crate 0005
• Crate of Apples 0000
• Crate of Apples 0001
• Crate of Cabbage 0000
• Crate of Cabbage 0001
• Crate of Turnips 0000
• Crate of Turnips 0001
• Cup 0000
• Cup 0001
• Cup 0002
• Cup 0003
• Cup 0004
• Cup 0005
• Cup 0006
• Cup 0007
• Cutlery - Fork
• Cutlery - Knife 0000
• Cutlery - Knife 0001
• Cutlery - Spoon
• Dagger
• Hammer
• Holly Symbol
• Jug 0000
• Jug 0001
• Jug 0002
• Jug 0003
• Jug 0004
• Jug 0005
• Lantern 0000
• Lantern 0001
• Large Crate 0000
• Large Crate 0001
• Lemon
• Mortar and Pestle
• Orange
• Page of Parchment
• Plate of Meat 0000
• Plate of Meat 0001
• Rope Coil
• Small Table 0000
• Small Table 0001
• Spear
• Stack of Bowls
• Street Lamp 0000
• Street Lamp 0001
• Sword 0000
• Sword 0001
• Tea Pot
• Warhammer
• Wooden Plate

Object/Prop Tokens Vs Character Tokens

This package contains a number of Object/Prop Token sets and individual tokens. The difference between Object/Prop Tokens and Character Tokens is that Characters are rendered in a number of different action poses, while Object/Prop Tokens are inanimate objects rendered and turning the object 45 degrees between each render.

SAMPLE PROP TOKEN SET

Lowland Plain - RPG Encounter Map

24" x 24" image of green grass lands with optional square or hex grids.

Files included:

For Large Format Printing

Zip file containing 300 DPI JPEGs for 1" and 1.5" square grid variations

Zip file containing 300 DPI JPEGs for 1" and 1.5" hex grid variations

Zip file containing 300 DPI JPEG with no grid variation

For Virtual tabletop

Zip file containing VTT optimised JPEGs with all grid variations

Warning: for personal use only, commercial usage or printing for re-sale is not allowed.

The January 11, 2019 Friday Enhanced Map product contains a multi-layered PDF (allowing the options of white or black backgrounds, numbered or non-numbered areas, and secret doors on or off) and a zip file with all relevant map files as individual jpg images.

Death Comes For All

Requires Shadow of the Demon Lord from Schwalb Entertainment.

It was a dark and stormy night as you arrive in the rotting village of Cleft. The wind howls like a beast imprisoned, clawing to be set free. The rain pelts your unprotected arms like a vicious, stinging nettle. The rupturing sound of the thunder detonate in a cacophony of explosions while the bright flash of lightning flails recklessly, leaving streaks of luminous wrongness across the blighted sky.

Finality comes this night to the unwary and unprotected; like an unnamed, wild and feral beast coming to claw at the flesh of the living in their constant thirst for fresh blood.

Fear for what will be lost; fear what lurks in the unknown and despair; fear for your very soul.

In the end, there is only DEATH IN THE NIGHT.

*** This product includes my Shadow of the Demon Lord QUICK SHEET! ***

A two-sided, half-page folded quick list of actions, maneuvers, afflictions and options (among many other items) to help your players quickly understand the rules and options available to them. A "must have" for any GMs table!

	Looking for more materials? Be sure and download my Shadow of the Demon Lord Character Portfolio for expanded information for your players to record their adventures!

A Circle for Every Season!

Now on its fifth edition, the world’s oldest roleplaying game presents a number of exciting options to allow players to customize their characters. It seems like just about every class in the game gives players a major choice that can heavily alter the way their character operates, such as a barbarian’s primal path, a paladin’s oath, or a warlock’s pact. While the core rules give every class a handful of these options to choose from, and additional supplements from Wizards of the Coast have provided a few more here and there, there’s no doubt that there’s plenty of room for more of these options to provide you with exciting new approaches to each class, which can give you a some new tricks, allow you to represent flavorful ideas and concepts that had no support previously, or completely turn the class’s basic role on its head. The Advanced Options series is here to give you those new options.

This installment focuses on providing new options for druid characters, in the form of four new druid circles. Each of these four circles provides powers and abilities linked to a specific season of the year: druids of the autumn circle are able to change their colors like fall leaves, wither plants, and turn gourds into potent wards. Druids of the spring circle can rejuvenate their allies, use pheromones to invoke romance, and animate plants to serve them. Druids of the summer circle can conjure daylight, create invigorating bonfires, and invoke brilliant and deadly fireworks displays. Finally, druids of the winter circles can see and move uninhibited through snow, and create and manipulate snow in a wide variety of ways.

Take your game up to the next level with our advanced options for fifth edition today!

Use arcane deception in character development, worldbuilding, and adventures!

Illusion is the tricking of the mind, and the distorting of the senses. As a category of magic, its purpose is to alter the target’s perception of reality. The definition of illusion magic has expanded over time to include spells that act as disguises, defenses, and forms of attack. Illusion allows casters to turn invisible, and to confuse their enemies. It even extends into disciplines like hypnosis, and camouflaging auras.

For characters whose lives revolve around exploring the nature of reality, engaging in lies and deceit, and harboring dangerous secrets illusion spells are useful tools. Attacks can be avoided. In battle, opponents can be distracted or even frightened off. Cultures and societies can be thrown into chaos, or made to believe a comforting fiction. The course of individual lives, and the larger forces of history, can unfold in strange and surreal directions because illusion magic exists.

Antagonists will seek the same advantages. They won’t use illusion as ethically as a protagonist would, not by a long shot. They will use this category of magic to hide their own secret lairs. The secrets they protect, and the artifacts they keep disguised, will be used for personal gain. A villain will use magical deception to avoid discovery as they hatch their evil schemes. They will find ways to turn what their enemies see, hear, and experience to tactical advantage, not to avoid or at least lessen the casualties of war, but keep themselves safe during the heat of battle.

As with all magic, there will be some fear and misunderstanding among the common folk. The title illusionist implies that the caster deals in trickery, distortion, and falsehood. Such casters will face resentment from those who feel such power is innately unethical, no matter how it is used. Many people will be afraid of being manipulated, and begin to question their own actions in the presence of an illusionist. There may be a great deal of distrust if illusion magic is used openly, even for entertainment purposes.

In this book, we’ll show you how to utilize illusion in your worldbuilding endeavors. You’ll see how it can influence character, setting, and story elements. By the end, you’ll understand how to make illusion into an essential, useful, and entertaining part of your campaign.

This is download contains free bonus content for the "The Noble Wild," Skirmisher Publishing's Ennie Award-nominated "Animal Player's Handbook," including two new player character species/classes, the Hedgehog and Porcupine, a new deed tree, and a new spell! 

This material has been formatted specifically for use with the Pathfinder edition of The Noble Wild but is also easily used with the OGL edition of The Noble Wild. 

The Darkest Pit is an AD&D adventure designed for six to eight characters of seventh to ninth level. The sce-nario is balanced for approximately 45 character levels. The party should have a good mix of character classes, including at least three fighter types. All characters should possess at least one magic item and one magic weapon with a +2 or better bonus.
The adventure takes place in an ancient dwarven silver mine that was converted into a prison. There is no compli-cated story or mystery to this adventure. The PCs are tasked with entering the prison dungeon and destroying the demons located on the fourth level of the mine. Only the fourth level of the prison dungeon is detailed in this adventure.

The graveyard sits on a small and lonely plateau just outside of town. It has gone unused for many years as all the burial plots and crypts have been filled. Visitors are few and now whispered rumors suggest an evil has awakened in the graveyard.
People speak of a more ancient barrow system under the graveyard and the crypt of a forgotten king.
The lure of treasure and mysterious events is simply too much to resist!
Six Feet Under is is designed for four to eight characters of third to fifth level. The module is designed for use with the First Edition Advanced game system and is fully compatible with the OSRIC game system.

The vines are dying and the ancient vineyards that fill the valley are failing. Families are found slain in their farms and whispers of flying devils have found their way into every town and village. Some claim a necromancer has come while others have whispered rumors of a witch queen from a time near forgotten. The call has gone out for help!
The Witch of Monte Rosa is an adventure for six to eight, first level characters using the first edi-tion game rules. The module is completely playable with the OSRIC game system.
The adventure includes six new monsters and two new magic items!

Welcome to EPISODE 26 of EXTREME DROWESS: An All-Girl All-Drow Adventure Through the Underdark for Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition!

IN THIS EPISODE: In the wake of their confrontation with Vizeran, an old friend joins the group to figure out what their next step is...

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Rosa Lita as Roja the Destroyer
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The rain will simply not stop. Crops have failed and livestock has drowned or fled. Farmers and their fami-lies have fled to the high ground, but the water is slowly building. The high priest has no answer and the king is desperate. The land is surely under a curse, but from whom and why?
Storm of Tears is an adventure designed for four to six characters of eighth to eleventh level.
The scenario requires the First Edition Advanced rules and is compatible with the OSRIC™ game system.

Over the many iterations of the “original fantasy role playing game”, there have been a good many rules systems written to simulate the political aspects of the game, such as war, the conquest and rule of a barony, kingdom, or other political realm, making alliances, building Provinces, etc. Some of the better known were Birthright©, for Second Edition, which had many clever innovations, such as its card-based warfare system, and Eden Odyssey’s Fields of Blood: The Book of War, for Third Edition, which took a very 3rd ed., “difficulty class” approach to the problem.

However, these systems and others like them all took very similar approaches to the “original fantasy role playing system” politics in the following sense: they were based on the ruler (the player character) issuing orders, usually on a seasonal or monthly basis, then possibly paying out money, and rolling dice to see what happens. Sometimes these systems worked well, other times not so much. However, they all shared a certain abstraction that really was not in the spirit of the role playing genre.

What follows is a role playing game of politics and intrigue, of negotiation, backstabbing and war, that is more based on the conventions of role playing gaming than of board gaming abstractions. In the Halls of Power© is a system that allows the ruler to role play his character’s political actions, as he does with the other aspects of his character’s life.
In the Halls of Power© seeks to achieve this by using the convention of the dungeon adventure, common to most role playing games, somewhat modified, to represent political accommodation and strife. Thus, instead of a dismal dungeon, haunted with monsters and the restless spirits of the dead, the Player Character Noble walks the Halls of Power in the Imperial Palace: more gaily painted and brightly lit than the dungeon, but every bit as deadly. Here he seeks not enchanted swords and ancient gems, but the command of fleets and legions, the rulership of provinces (and the vast wealth that they command), titles, offices, and all the rights and privileges of the ruler. He fights enemies that use the tongue as a weapon more often than honest steel, and, when steel is drawn, it is often a blade in the dark tipped with poison.

Also included is a miniatures wargaming system that is, also, much more in line with the conventions of roleplaying than of board gaming.  Battles are fought out, but, as with all great historical and fictional epics, from the doomed victory of Arthur over Mordred at the Battle of Camlann, to that of the Holy League under Don Juan of Austria over the Ottoman fleet under Ali Pasha at Lepanto, to the final battle before the Black Gate that sealed the downfall of Sauron and the reign of Aragorn the great, epic military victories really focus around a critical juncture in the battle.  As the vast bloodbath rages around him, it is hero and villain, and a few loyal champions and guards who truly decide the struggle.

I1 Grave of the Green Flame - Solo Adventure

Grave of the Green Flame is an adventure module for the First Edition Game, compatible with OSRIC™, and designed for a single 2nd level character. This module introduces Pacesetter’s SoloSystem™ rules for enhanced individual play.
It was the oldest trick in the book. A man on a dark road asked for directions and you let your guard down. You awake in a nearby inn with a bruised skull and ego. All your possessions are gone, but your courage endures. Helped by the kindly and concerned innkeeper, you are equipped and the chase is on. The bandits fled into the forest, but you will have your vengeance.
Yet there is more to the old forest than some petty bandits. Somewhere inside lies the secret of the Grave of the Green Flame.

I2 Beyond the Black Wall - Solo Adventure

Beyond the Black Wall is an adventure module for the First Edition Game, compatible with OSRIC™,
and designed for a single third level character. This module includes Pacesetter’s SoloSystem™ for enhanced individual play.
Your hunt for the fabled Green Flame, a jewel of unparalleled beauty and value, has led you deep into the wild.
Guided by unreliable research and gut instinct you search for an ancient city that has been dead for centuries. Your only clue is that the city
is guarded by a towering black wall. Somehow, you know the city must exist and that it surely harbors the Green Flame.
Undaunted, you set yourself to face the horrors and dangers that lie beyond the black wall!

I3 Ruins of the Red Moon - Solo Adventure

Ruins of the Red Moon is a solo module for use with the First Edition Advanced game system and is fully com-patible with the OSRIC rules system. This adventure uses the Pacesetter Games & Simulations SoloSystem™ for enhanced individual gaming. The scenario is designed for a single, fourth level player character (PC). Any character class may suc-cessfully navigate the dangers in this module.
The adventure starts with the PC making his way through a desolate mountain range. Late fall has given way to a frigid winter. Snow and freezing temperatures threaten the PC with death by exposure. A blizzard is near and the PC must find shelter to survive the night. As he enters yet another barren valley, a massive and strange structure blocks his path.
This module can be played as a solo dungeon as intended or run as a standard adventure module with a DM and sin-gle player or multiple players. If used with multiple player characters, the PC level range should be reduced to first level.

The trail from Orlane to the compound of the Cult of the Reptile God is long and twisted.
Through the Dim Forest and the Rushmoors, danger lurks around every turn.
This adventure supplement details several encounters to bolster TSR’s N1 Against the Cult of the Reptile God©
N1 Twisting Trail of the Reptile God is an adventure for eight characters of first level
using the First Edition game rules.
N1 Against the Cult of the Reptile God is copyright Wizards of the Coast, Inc.

Q1-4: Four Modules in One Book

The Screaming Temple: The temple arose in the span of a single night! Tall walls hide a mysterious temple steeped in obscurity. Rumors of incredible wealth, abhorrent evil, and dark magic swirl about its secretive walls. The authorities have shown no inter-est, yet rumors persist. No priests have been seen, no markings adorn its walls...in fact no person has come out or gone in. The only signs of life are the occasional nightmarish screams that shatter the night.

Eruptor’s Vengeance: In a forest glade a horrific battle has ended in a draw with all the combatants lying in ruin. A red dragon and its attackers have all fallen in glorious battle. The race is on to recover the dragon’s treasure horde. But tangling with a dead dragon can be a dangerous enterprise.

Death on Signal Island: The easiest assignment in the navy! Simply man the small fort and watch the ships go by. Nothing to do but sit back and enjoy the sun. Until now. Without warning, communication from the island has ceased. The investigation must be quick and discrete. Only the bravest adventurers can defeat certain Death on Signal Island!

The Final Chapter: The orcs threw themselves in against the wall of the small woodland keep in a berserk rage. The small contin-gent of soldiers fought with equal ferocity and in the end, not a single orc remained. Years later, a dwarf entrepreneur bought the old fort and converted it into an inn and tavern, the now famous Green Grizzly. Your long trek through the woods has brought you to the inn but something is clearly wrong as not a soul can be found!

These four scenarios are Quick Play™ adventures designed for 4 to 8 characters of 2nd to 4th level. The scenarios require the use of the First Edition game rules or OSRIC rules system. Quick Play adventures are designed for a single game session and come complete with pre-generated characters if needed. They monster reference charts for ease of use for the DM.

Between the village of Hommlet and the malevolent Moat House lies a danger-filled path.
This adventure supplement details several encounters to bolster TSR’s T1 The Village of Hommlet.©
T0.5 Cursed Cairn of the Moat House is an adventure for eight characters of first level
using the First Edition game rules.
T1 The Village of Hommlet is copyright Wizards of the Coast, Inc.