From the libraries of the Wanderers Guild comes this extravagant, 64-page volume containing excerpts from the journals of Lord Sir Edric Morgandale, written as he explored the frigid lands. Morgandale describes thirty of the creatures that he encountered, and each is lavishly detailed both in text and in the art of award-winning illustrator and Wanderers Guild creator Andy Hopp. With this book alone, you'll have plenty of fodder for adventures in the frozen lands of your campaign world.

Every creature has a full, first-person description including its habitat, diet, activity cycle, appearance, and what the Wanderers Guild knows about it. Sidebars contain all of the game rule information that you need to use the creature in your adventures and campaigns. All include full statistics and encounter ideas. Many also include related new spells, magic items, special substances that can be made from the creature, and similar useful information. All creatures are perfectly suited for use in the colder regions of any setting.

The universe you love comes to the game system you already know! Brilliantly compiled by Jonathan Thompson and masterfully edited by Ken Burnside, PD20 allows you to take the heroic role of a starship captain, a commando, a diplomat, a spy, or a trader flying a shuttle of tribbles from planet to planet.

Prime Directive PD20M is based on d20 Modern rules, which work better for Science Fiction than the dungeon-based V3.5 rules. This game allows characters to be anything, from the Star Fleet crew to the Marines, from Orion Pirates to archaeologists, from a bunch of reserve officers looking to recapture the adventures of their long-lost youth, to a squadron of fighter pilots whose parties are as wild as their dogfights. Or you could be a Prime Team, Star Fleet's elite problem-solving teams that combine the skills of scientists, diplomats, and commandoes. The d20 Modern version of the core rules is designed for use with the WOTC d20 Modern Roleplaying Core Rulebook, which most d20M players already have.

Everything you ever wanted to know about those distant cousins of the Vulcans. The royal family, the role of the praetor, the great houses and how they wheel and deal in the back hallways of the palace, the role of the Intendance Department, intelligence services and praetorian teams, colony planets, the previously-unknown suppressed races along the galactic rim, the development of the cloaking device, and much more.

Everything you need to add historically-accurate sailing vessels to your D20 campaigns, CORSAIR compiles the OGL seafaring and naval combat rules from the Origins Award-nominated Skull & Bones from Green Ronin, with the advanced supplemental rules from the first two issues of Adamant Entertainment's Buccaneers & Bokor, plus brand-new material never seen before, including new ships, new rules and more!

Included are 20 ship types, complete rules for sailing, ship repair and customization, naval combat, and boarding actions, and full-color deckplans of a Brigantine, gridded for D20 combat. CORSAIR is the perfect solution for any D20 campaign, regardless of setting, looking to add the snap of sail-cloth, the sting of salt spray, and the thunderous roll of cannon-fire to the game.

Everything you need, all in one place. Set sail.

Hot Pursuit lets you experience the thrill of the thunder of horse's hooves, the rattle of wagon wheels, the pealing screech of tires, or the scream of jet engines as your player-characters enact chase scenes to rival those found on the big screen.

In Hot Pursuit, chases are given the same focus given to combat, rather than just cursory coverage. Rules are given for the affects of the environment upon the chase, maneuvers (including passenger maneuvers, so that nobody is left out of the excitement), obstacles, mounts, vehicles and more.

Written for both the core d20 rules and Modern d20, Hot Pursuit: The Definitive D20 Guide to Chases is everything you'll ever need to run chase sequences in your games, regardless of time period or setting.

NARRATIVE COMBAT gives Game Masters an entirely new combat system -- one that moves away from the tactical skirmish-level miniatures game that D20 has become. This new system can be used with the existing feats and abilities, and is usable in ANY d20 game--Fantasy, Modern, Future or Past.

In fiction, combat serves to highlight and resolve conflict. The scene shows us something important about the world, the characters, and their relationships with one another. Combat also acts as a symbol for danger, sharpening the tension in a scene by giving us a visceral sense the characters might die.

In a RPG, though, combat occurs so often it blends into the background. The scene tells us little about the characters or the world. Instead it serves as a way to work with numbers and explore various tactical options. We play a game of combat in which random chance, character building choices, and tactical savvy stand dominant over narrative concerns.

With NARRATIVE COMBAT we try to combine narrative flow and the game elements of RPG combat. The players make meaningful choices and face obstacles worthy of heroes in the pursuit of goals that mean something. Meanwhile, the game elements provide both play options and the dramatic tension associated with the possibility of failure.

Your campaign's in trouble! Your PC's have just walked into the "Stalwart Adventurer Inn," and no one's there! You need NPC's, and you need them fast. No need to panic this is here to help.

Find within its pages dastardly foes to challenge your PC's, or courageous allies to assist them; all NPC's come with an interesting story hook to be used for a quick, or ongoing, adventure. Also, this fantasy D20 supplement comes complete with new magic items, feats, and spells to add more colour and surprise to your existing world. Never be short-handed on NPC's again!

There are few more enduring images from Medieval folklore than that of the knight in shining armor. Now, Avalanche Press separates fact from fancy. This 64-page sourcebook for your d20 campaign focuses on historical knightly orders, who they were, what made them famous, and how they went about their business. New knightly Feats, Skills, and equipment is featured, as well information on how to create knightly orders for your own campaigns.

Dawning Star: Operation Quick Launch is the critically acclaimed and ENnie-nominated science-fiction campaign setting from Blue Devil Games. It is built on d20 Modern and powered by d20 Future.

The human spirit shines greatest during the darkest of times. Never was this proven more fully than in the year 2196. With certain doom hurtling toward our planet, the free countries of the world united and prepared for a mass exodus aboard a score of gargantuan transports. But our escape was just the beginning of the adventure. By some freak occurrence, our ship, the Dawning Star, was sent hurtling across the galaxy. We found ourselves alone, cut off from the fleet, in alien territory. It was not in our nature to give up. We found a habitable planet and began our new life. In the intervening years, we have encountered strange new species, overcome dire threats, and taken the first few steps in building a new life.

Operation Quick Launch introduces the DAWNING STAR CAMPAIGN SETTING and provides everything you need to launch a high-adventure, science-fiction campaign on the planet Eos.

THE BRIGHTER THE STAR

THE DEEPER THE SHADOW

To the humans, Eos offered a whole new world to explore with all of its challenges, threats, and rewards. But that was just the beginning. The critically acclaimed and ENnie-nominated Dawning Star: Operation Quick Launch introduced the Dawning Star Campaign Setting. In Helios Rising, it explodes with the fury of a thousand suns. Dawning Star is the only full-scale science-fiction campaign setting built on d20 Modern and powered by d20 Future.

Helios Rising presents the rest of the Helios System in all its glory, from the prison-planet Hephaestus to the steamy jungles of C’thalk to the deserted Tentaari Gateway Station. Each planet is described in exacting detail with extensive new rules uniquely tailored to it.

Helios Rising is a standalone product. You do not need a copy of Operation Quick Launch to use Helios Rising.

For millennia, vampires believed they were the true lords of the night. But they were wrong. Older than mountains with goals both alien and unfathomable, Lords of the Night: Liches opens the vault on the most terrifying of the undead - the Arcane Lich.

Sourcebook and the continuation of the Darkness Rising series, the Lords of the Night: Liches details the ancient sorcerers and their magic Arcane. Players can obtain some of their incredible magics, or even quest to become liches themselves.

The night will never be the same again...

Book 3 in the Darkness Rising series pays homage to the zombie movie - presenting six highly playable and monstrous new types of zombie in glorious, gory detail. New monsters, spells and mystical diseases; a highly detailed necromancer core class, plus all the story and atmosphere you’ve come to expect from a Bottled Imp Games sourcebook. Everything you need to put some bite into your zombies is right here in this book.

An insane goddess above. A demonic god below. Caught in the middle, a civilization on the verge of civil war. Welcome to NEIYAR: LAND OF HEAVEN AND THE ABYSS, an original campaign setting for the d20 system.

The world of Neiyar is set on an isolated jungle island surrounded by fierce seas and guarded by an ancient beast that destroys any ships that get too close. The civilization has developed in a vacuum, as centuries of isolation from the outside world allowed the residents of the island to create their own, unique social structure.

But the Code of the Neiyar, for so long the only law ever needed, is crumbling. Influences from Outsiders (people not native to the island, but arrived via shipwrecks or other means) are leading people to question the rule of the Devi. An old foe, the mighty Krakadons, seeks to reclaim its lost empire and threatens to once again war against the Neiyar. And the demon-god Nephar plots to once more unleash his demonic armies against the struggling culture.

Neiyar features five new playable races, two player race templates, 10 new prestige classes, as well as tons of new spells, feats, monsters, magic items, and more. Learn Hearth Magic and degy the laws of both arcane and divine spellcasting. Take "flaws" to round out your character...and earn bonus feats. This complete campaign setting includes a full module.

“The Algernon Files” is a collection of characters, some friends, some most definitely enemies, that can be thrown into practically any supers’ campaign that’s even remotely four-color. It captures a degree of modern sensibility in its character design, while keeping the silver and bronze age spirit. Face off against the likes of the supergenius Prometheus, or an ancient god made flesh in the form of The Serpent Queen; decide who’s side Hell’s Belles are really on, or trade blows with the mighty Magog – and if you feel a little overwhelmed by all the hostile attention, relax by visiting Fortress, expansive HQ for potential allies The Sentinels (Tours of the museum and vendor areas are 2-5 PM, weekdays only, thank you), the third team to carry on the legacy of their name.

'The Algernon Files' is a collection of characters, some friends, some most definitely enemies, that can be thrown into practically any supers? campaign that?s even remotely four-color. It captures a degree of modern sensibility in its character design, while keeping the silver and bronze age spirit. Face off against the likes of the supergenius Prometheus, or an ancient god made flesh in the form of The Serpent Queen; decide who?s side Hell?s Belles are really on, or trade blows with the mighty Magog ? and if you feel a little overwhelmed by all the hostile attention, relax by visiting Fortress, expansive HQ for potential allies The Sentinels (Tours of the museum and vendor areas are 2-5 PM, weekdays only, thank you), the third team to carry on the legacy of their name.

This is the original Algernon Files updated and expanded for Mutants & Masterminds 2nd Edition.

“Lux Aeternum: Expanded Setting Guide” explores the futuristic world initially presented in Green Ronin's "True20 Adventure Roleplaying" book. Lux Aeternum is a cinematic science fiction setting that strives to evoke the romanticized spirit of the 17th Century Age of Exploration – a time of sweeping changes, social upheaval, and limitless opportunity. Action, drama, and grand adventure are key elements to any grand tale to be told in this setting. The absence of faster-than-light travel limits the playing field to a handful of star systems and allows this finite area to be fleshed out with a level of detail and complexity not possible in a galaxy-spanning saga.

This followup book gives more detail on the races, creatures, planets, factions, equipment, and psionics of the setting. A complete starting adventure is included.

“Lux Aeternum: Expanded Setting Guide” uses the True20 system.

“Gestalt” is Scott Bennie's unique world of superhuman archetypes. Superhero comic books contain worlds of Archetypes, individuals who represent important symbols. They are populated by characters who represent concepts such as Heroism, Strength, Speed, Cleverness, The Elements, Kindness, Cruelty, and Ambition. All fiction deals in archetypes or symbols, but comic books apply them more consciously than most fictional forms.

The Gestalt campaign takes the idea of "character as Archetype" one step further. In this campaign world, Gestalt-Earth, the characters are the symbols. A physically powerful superhero might not just be a strong guy - he could be an embodiment of Strength. A Gestalt martial arts master isn't just a superb fighter - he's also a human representation of his chosen art. The master lives its philosophy at all times, getting into situations where he demonstrates his art and its virtues, championing those who follow the art, and using the art to advance his or her personal fortunes.

While characters in the Gestalt-Earth setting look and act like superheroes, in many ways they fulfill the role of mythological gods, becoming the champion of concepts and portfolios.

Children of the horsegod Hak, the Peshwah believe they are a chosen people.

Birthed to protect Hak's sacred lands and guide Hak's sacred horses, they are brothers and sisters of his divine spirit, and feel they hold a particular destiny and a special place in this, their land. From the rocky peaks of the High Hak to the dusty floor of the Valley of the Ancients, the tribes of the Peshwah roam.

Horseman, nomad, prophet, merchant, warrior... each is a face of the Peshwah.

Welcome to Riders of Hak, the definitive sourcebook on the Peshwah for Dave Arneson.

Once viewed as the idle pursuit of low races, the development of clockwork and steam power has since swept across the lands of the North like a wildfire.

High Thonians now boast the bravest and most innovative advances in these arts, and the call for the fruits of their labors grows louder with each passing day. But every new order threatens the old, and resistance to the march of progress grows, as well. What stand will you take in the name of science?

Welcome to Clock and Steam, the comprehensive guide to gadgetech for Dave Arnesons Blackmoor. This long-awaited sourcebook reveals the ways in which clockwork and steam-powered devices have shaped the lands of Blackmoor, and adds new dimensions of play to any fantasy campaign. Now players can step into the role of creator, with a new base class, the inventor and prestige classes such as the clock mage, the infuser, and the warmaker!

Deep in the heart of the harsh landscape of the Valley of the Ancients lies Blackmoors greatest mystery an accursed place the local desert tribes know only as the City of the Gods. One royal expedition to the site has already failed to return and now the heroes must traverse unforgiving wilds and dangers untold in search of truth and if they can survive the journey the glory of a lifetime. Whet your blades and ready your spells heroes for the greatest of trials awaits!

Welcome to City of the Gods one of the most infamous and enduring mysteries in the long and storied history of Dave Arnesons Blackmoor. Designed for four to six characters of 9th to 10th level this epic adventure is sure to challenge even the bravest heroes be they peasants or nobles warriors or wizards. Will you succeed where so many others have failed or will you too fall victim to the unearthly perils that lie in wait in the forgotten City of the Gods?

It is written that at the Dawn of Time the Gods dwelled in the world and imparted much of their wisdom to the wise amongst the mortal races. Then the Gods left Enshar to walk amongst the stars and they left the Darvinor, ranked highest amongst the Elven folk, as their custodians. But the Darvinor were hungry for knowledge that was kept from mortal races and they led the children of Enshar away from the enlightenment of the Gods and so brought down the Darktime upon them all.

For an age of unaccounted years, utter chaos engulfed the world and all that was learned was lost. Then hope was rekindled in the form of the legendary Books of Law, three great tomes that contained the lost beliefs and rituals of the twenty-seven religions that had existed before the Darktime. The scattered tribes of the Humans were united in the northern continent of Eldoria and a new enlightened era began, the Age of the Redemption.

Eldoria is the new d20 campaign setting from Comstar Publishing; an immersive world of dangerous liaisons, mystery and expeditions down dungeons deep. Adventure awaits..

Black Knight Casino is a contemporary-age luxury resort and hotel.

Contents include:

From the heights of a mountaintop castle to the sunken depths of an underwater temple, this volume includes three highly detailed medieval fantasy strongholds.

Temporality provides a unique and easy toolbox of ideas concerning time travel and how to incorporate it into your game. New and unique rules for d20 examine time travel as well as reincarnation, new feats, magic items, organizations, villains, and monsters.

Inside you can find:

Neverwhen is a d20 Campaign system that uses Wizards of the Coast’s open license. It allows players and gamemasters to take items and/or characters from any d20 setting and use them in their own campaign. In addition we have provided a storyline that allows the inclusion of your campaign.

Bulldogs! is a science fiction role-playing game set in a distant galaxy. The emphasis here is not on the science, the emphasis is on the action. Bulldogs! is sci-fi that kicks ass.

Bulldogs! can work well as a quick pick-up game, or as a long campaign. The book includes several long-term campaign ideas, but there really is no limit to what you can do in the Bulldogs! galaxy. This 216-page book contains:

The greatest stories ever told...

Now you can play in them: Henry V, MacBeth, Othello, Romeo & Juliet.

This RPG sourcebook focuses on the history and setting of well known Shakespeare pieces and how to integrate them into your regular local gaming sessions. This sourcebook also comes with several adventures seeds with different endings to these classic plays. You have read the dramatic pieces, now play the adventures in your favorite D20 setting.

Out of control criminals, corrupt cops, immoral politicians and apathetic citizen. This is just another day in the city of Haven. Haven: City of Violence d20 Modern is the newest and most innovative modern action-adventure genre roleplaying game of its type. With this Main Rules Book, it provides you with all the information that is needed to start you adventuring in this city that is a cross between New York City, East Central Los Angeles and Beirut. This RPG is described as a cross between Frank Miller's Sin City, John Woo's Hard Boiled, James O'Barr's The Crow, and your worst urban nightmare come to life. It is not a question of good versus evil in this game; it's a question of EVIL VERSUS EVIL! Make all the right choices and you can become a King in Haven.

In this Sourcebook there are:

The Only Pointed Based Race Creation System for Fantasy d20 and OGL! GMs with a taste for fantasy world-building can either borrow races for their setting from other sources, or build new fantasy races from scratch. Presented in this sourcebook are guidelines for designing new fantasy character races with access to a wide variety of abilities and balancing drawbacks. Whether these are exotic new fantasy races or variants of more familiar fantasy races, the tools are in your hands. This sourcebook contains everything you need to create variations on your favorite fantasy races to all new, all different fantasy racial ideas that no one has seen before. This sourcebook includes:

Globally, the first part of the 21st century was marked by the threat of another devastating world war, the Second Great Depression, production of the first fully functional cybernetic enhancements, and the development of Full Immersion Internet Communications. All this cast against a backdrop of the rise of global Mega-corporations and constant worldwide attacks from a vicious terrorist alliance dedicated to disrupting the streets of every major city among the Big Seven nations. Welcome to the New Revolution - the Digital Age of d20 has arrived. Chrome junkies ride the streets in decked-out low riders, sporting more weapons than a full battalion of police. The juiced-out homeless claim the deserted areas of many major cities as their own, and desperately defend their newfound territories with their lives. Glitterstar Icons walk next to dimebag Fixers both fighting the war no one ever reads about while the sanitized digital press is carefully re-edited by the local Hackers striving to spread the truth.

Ancient cosmic terror looms over your campaign in this lavishly illustrated d20 book, fully compatible with any d20 setting. Five dark entities rule over five different aspects of fear: Disease, Madness, Blood, Darkness and Savagery. They lurk in Nephandum, and now they are about to take over your campaign! The GM can freely choose the preferred degree of influence and the style of play. Be prepared to face your worst fears and start a thrilling journey that will lead you into the darkest reaches of this dynamic campaign setting. Things will never be the same again!

Welcome to Way of the Horned God, the fourth adventure in the Horned Lord and Moon Sow campaign for the Sláine roleplaying game. In this epic adventure, the heroes will need to free their tribe from fomorian tyranny, quest for the tribal treasures of the other three Tuatha de Danaan, unite the four Tribes of the Earth Goddess under a single High King, re-establish the religion of Carnun, the Horned Lord, and assemble the last of the magical Teeth of the Moon Sow to create a magical artefact of staggering power! All you need to play Way of the Horned God is this book, a copy of The Player’s Handbook, and the Sláine RPG. The first Slaine supplement, Tir Nan Og, would be useful for additional background but is not essential; the same is true of the Fir Domain Tribe Book.

Talislanta meets the d20 system in this new edition of the critically acclaimed Talislanta Fantasy Roleplaying Game. Talislanta has long been one of the most diverse and interesting settings in the roleplaying industry. Now Morrigan Press makes this setting available to players of the most popular roleplaying game in the world.

The CASTLEMOURN Campaign Setting is a 256-page guide to the lands of Mournra. It contains everything needed to create characters and have adventures in the setting using the most current version of Third Edition rules. Also included a fold out poster map and original fiction by Ed Greenwood!

Its people are unaware of their origins, the greatness of their history, or what disaster brought about the dark age that engulfed the land. Some three hundred years before the present, there existed a magical place of shining towers and marvelous wonders called the Realm of Castles. Legends tell of a great war against fell creatures that destroyed the realm, leaving scorched ruins and crumbling citadels. Whatever befell the realm was so terrible that the gods have isolated it from other lands.

No one is permitted to leave Castlemourn, and those who enter do so at their own peril, as adventurers, treasure hunters, and questors scour the land searching for relics, artifacts, and clues to the past.

Castlemourn is a post-apocalyptic fantasy setting where kingdoms fight for power through political intrigue and outright warfare; where the brave seek their fortunes in dangerous ruins, and where everyone fears the unspeakable evil that shadows the land.

A Player’s Guide to Castlemourn is a 40-page introduction to the lands of Mourna. It will allow you to create and run a character with basic knowledge of the setting using current Third Edition rules. The Guide includes original fiction by Ed Greenwood!

Forbidden Kingdoms: Modern is a game of two-fisted pulp adventure that allows you to traverse the mundane into the world of Heroes! Step foot into a place populated by fact and fiction, where the weird and amazing are commonplace, and daring escapades are at every turn. Take part in explorations into the darkest heart of Africa for lost cities filled with diamonds, or rooftop battles against the nefarious forces of the World Crime League. All this can be yours? and more! But be warned! Once you unlock the mysteries of the world of FK: Modern, you will never be the same again.

All 8 classes from Forbidden Kingdoms have been updated as d20 Modern Advanced Classes, as well as the setting, giving you the option on which rules to use.

The Dragon Compendium collects the most popular classic articles from throughout Dragon magazine's 29-year history, all updated to the current edition of the Dungeons & Dragons rules. Selected with the input of current and former editors-in-chief and D&D fans across the world, the articles in this 256-page volume are proven favorites—material you will want to reference again and again.

Packed with new races, classes and prestige classes, equipment, and spells as well as popular feature articles from the past, the Dragon Compendium is a useful game aid as well as a living record of the world's premiere gaming magazine.

This special issue of Dragon magazine contains 128 advertising-free pages of the best ecology articles from the past three years. Drawing from the ongoing and popular "Monster Ecologies" series, this giant collection features new rules, art, details, and encounters for some of the most fearsome and fantastic monsters in the history of Dungeons & Dragons.

Dragon: Monster Ecologies contains ecologies of the choker, chuul, dracolich, draconian, ettercap, inevitable, kenku, kobold, kraken, lizardfolk, mooncalf, night hag, rakshasa, rust monster, shadar-kai, spawn of Kyuss, spell weaver, and will-o'-wisp. But that's not all.

As if a dozen and a half ecologies weren't enough, we also asked Gary Gygax, China Miéville, and Rob Kuntz to recollect their favorite D&D monsters; we take retrospective looks at the beholder, githyanki, mindflayer, and displacer beast, and then we wrap it all up with a feature known as the "Monsters of Suck." And did we mention an index of every ecology ever printed?

From the frozen wastes of the witch-queen to the scorching deserts of Osirion, explore the world of Pathfinder and the GameMastery Modules like never before. This 64-page full-color gazetteer contains information about all of the major kingdoms and cities of the Pathfinder Chronicles world, including Absalom, Cheliax, Varisia, and much more. A poster map of the world details never-before-revealed locations, and allows readers to put Pathfinder Adventure Paths and GameMastery Modules into a single exciting context. The guide also includes information on deities, races, classes, and monsters unique to the setting. The Pathfinder Chronicles Gazetteer is compatible with the world’s most popular roleplaying game, but adapts easily to other game systems.

The city-state of Korvosa, largest in all Varisia, has prospered over the last century since its abandonment by its founding nation of Cheliax. Its port brims with black-and-red-flagged ships—the colors of both Korvosa and Cheliax—endlessly trading fineries from the south for Varisian curiosities and her land’s natural bounty. As such, Korvosa rightfully claims to be the most cultured and civilized city in the region, yet visitors might also grant the city-state the titles of most decadent, exploitative, and socially stratified.

This book serves as an exhaustive guide to the city, including details on all major points of interest, profiles on the city’s movers and shakers, and countless adventure hooks for enterprising GMs to expand upon. While designed for use with the Curse of the Crimson Throne Adventure Path, this information-packed supplement is useable in any fantasy RPG campaign.

Pathfinder and the Rise of the Runelords Adventure Path famously reimagined goblins, detailing their culture, mannerisms, and tactics in a way that made a boring old monster one of the most hotly discussed foes in fantasy roleplaying. Now, the minds that bring you Pathfinder have applied the same method to ten "classic" monsters, providing complete ecological discussions and adventure ideas involving orcs, ogres, goblins, hobgoblins, trolls, bugbears, and more in this lavishly illustrated, full-color 64-page overview that is both fun to read and fun to use at the gaming table.

Designed for use with the Pathfinder Chronicles campaign setting but easily portable to any fantasy campaign, Classic Monsters Revisited is a resource gamers can turn to again and again.

Explore the forbidden reaches of the treacherous Darkmoon Vale, a fey-haunted wilderness on the outskirts of civilization. In this detail-packed full-color 64-page regional sourcebook for the Pathfinder Chronicles campaign setting, you’ll learn about the diabolical forces of the dreaded Kobold King, explore the ancient dwarven dungeons of Droskar’s Crag, and discover a cabal of evil druids. The lumber-town of Falcon’s Hollow holds deadly secrets of its own, and vicious orcs and hobgoblins from the neighboring mountains look upon its modest riches with deadly envy. A perfect locale for adventure, Darkmoon Vale and its secrets are laid bare for players and game masters alike!

This complete stand-alone fantasy RPG takes your fantasy campaigns to new heights of adventure! Backward-compatible with the 3.5 fantasy rules but offering new solutions and options that place it firmly on the cutting edge, the Pathfinder RPG Beta release is the result of the largest open public playtest in RPG history.

The Pathfinder RPG includes:

Golarion, the exciting world of the Pathfinder Adventure Paths and Pathfinder Modules, comes alive in this massive 256-page full-color hardcover tome primed up and ready to go for your new campaign! Detailed sections on more than 40 nations—from the frontiers of Varisia to the devil-tainted cities of Cheliax to the frigid Hold of the Mammoth Lords—provide a full picture of the world of the Pathfinder Chronicles campaign setting, with new rules, new magic and spells, detailed descriptions of more than twenty gods and their religions, and a gorgeous poster map detailing the entire campaign setting. The Pathfinder Chronicles campaign setting provides classic adventuring style and cutting-edge game design perfectly suitable for the world’s most popular roleplaying game!

The GameMastery Treasure Chest contains a host of the most popular GameMastery products to give your Game Master the tools he needs to take his campaign to the next level. The kit includes one of each of the following products, packed together in an attractive box for easy transport:

By popular demand! Campaign in style with this handsome collection of maps designed for use with the Rise of the Runelords Adventure Path. Two huge poster maps detail Varisia, the home nation of the first Pathfinder campaign, and Sandpoint, the player characters' new home. Fifteen additional single-page full-color maps cover key encounter locations or wilderness areas from the campaign, adding visual flair for players and making the Game Master's life a lot easier.

Add a little mayhem to your game.

The Critical Fumble Deck is a sequel to last year’s popular Critical Hit Deck and is designed to balance out the system, allowing both minor and major mishaps to occur during combat. The Critical Fumble Deck consists of 52 full-color standard-sized cards, ready to use out of the box with the enclosed rules. The Critical Fumble Deck is compatible with the world’s most popular roleplaying game.

GameMastery Item Cards: Essentials is a 110-card set formed from the out-of-print GameMastery Item Pack One and the follow-up Hero’s Hoard and Relics of War booster sets combined together for the first time ever. Essentials is the "starter deck" for the Item Cards line, and it contains everything you need to begin incorporating these easy-to-use cards into your fantasy roleplaying campaign. Inside each box, you’ll find treasure, armor, weapons, wands, and more!

Each card features a beautiful full-color illustration of an item on one side, with a text description and room for hand-written notes on the opposite side. Game Masters can hand these out when their PCs get treasure and watch as players learn to love managing their booty. Useable by experienced GMs and novices alike, this product fits perfectly into any Game Master’s arsenal!

NOTE: GameMastery Item Cards: Essentials does not contain every card from Item Pack One, Hero’s Hoard, and Relics of War.

The Curse of the Crimson Throne Adventure Path introduces you to the sprawling city of Korvosa, the largest city in all Varisia. As things go from bad to worse in Korvosa, you’ll explore hidden temples, underground warrens, thieves’ guilds, and noble palaces. Eventually, you’ll even head out into the world to explore haunted castles, barbarian encampments, and ancient ruins from ages past. The Curse of the Crimson Throne Map Folio contains reprinted maps of all the key locations explored in Pathfinder’s second Adventure Path. Even if you aren’t running Curse of the Crimson Throne, the maps inside can serve as cities, dungeons, castles, and worlds for any RPG campaign.

In addition, inside this folio you’ll find two huge poster maps: one of t