and quot;Breezy fun and hellip;. [Deadball] captures the spirit and feel of the sport. and quot;

and mdash;Baseball Prospectus

• Rules for hitting, pitching, baserunning, defense, and everything else that can happen on a baseball field
• An introduction to baseball scorekeeping
• A random player table that allows you to roll up a new team in minutes
• Guidelines for creating and running your own league, including rules for new prospects, high-stakes trades, catastrophic injuries and player aging
• Detailed rosters for the legendary Southern Circuit
• Period-appropriate photos and color illustrations

A NOTE ABOUT DICE: and nbsp;This book does not come with dice. You can play and nbsp;Deadball with any standard set of RPG dice (d4, d6, d8, d10, d00, d12, d20), or a dice-rolling app.

d66 Random Modern Mixed-Gender Names is a great time-saving tool for authors, Game Masters, and players.

Use a pair of regular 6-sided dice to generate more than 1290 unique modern, mixed-gender names.

Have you ever drawn a complete blank when your players meet a new NPC and want to know their name? and nbsp; Have you ever struggled for a name for your new mercenary character for your latest novel? and nbsp;

Struggle no more! and nbsp;

This collection of names will help you keep your game moving while coming up with hundreds of unique names for your game. and nbsp; Make a list of 20 and cross them off as you use them, or make a journal to track their name and who they are in your game.

Whether you are looking for names for your gaming encounters, player characters, NPC and rsquo;s, or characters in your latest novel, this table of over 1290 random names is the perfect time-saving tool.

d66 Random Modern Mixed-Gender Names is a great time-saving tool for authors, Game Masters, and players.

Use a pair of regular 6-sided dice to generate more than 1290 unique modern, mixed-gender names.

Have you ever drawn a complete blank when your players meet a new NPC and want to know their name? and nbsp; Have you ever struggled for a name for your new mercenary character for your latest novel? and nbsp;

Struggle no more! and nbsp;

This collection of names will help you keep your game moving while coming up with hundreds of unique names for your game. and nbsp; Make a list of 20 and cross them off as you use them, or make a journal to track their name and who they are in your game.

Whether you are looking for names for your gaming encounters, player characters, NPC and rsquo;s, or characters in your latest novel, this table of over 1290 random names is the perfect time-saving tool.

d66 Random Modern Mixed-Gender Names is a great time-saving tool for authors, Game Masters, and players.

Use a pair of regular 6-sided dice to generate more than 1290 unique modern, mixed-gender names.

Have you ever drawn a complete blank when your players meet a new NPC and want to know their name? and nbsp; Have you ever struggled for a name for your new mercenary character for your latest novel? and nbsp;

Struggle no more! and nbsp;

This collection of names will help you keep your game moving while coming up with hundreds of unique names for your game. and nbsp; Make a list of 20 and cross them off as you use them, or make a journal to track their name and who they are in your game.

Whether you are looking for names for your gaming encounters, player characters, NPC and rsquo;s, or characters in your latest novel, this table of over 1290 random names is the perfect time-saving tool.

The Old School Revival and quot;OSR and quot; genre is unique because each version of an Old School Revival system reflects the way the creator was introduced those original fantasy rpgs. Here is my take on Old School Revival.

OSR hearkens back to the original version of D and amp;D in both style and play. If you want a nice bit of nostalgia or a tough, but fair challenge, then this system is the one for you!

Slay monsters as a warrior and become a baron! Tell tales of past miracles as a cleric and grow your following! Explore the secrets of the arcane as a magic-user and employ apprentices! Talk and steal your way to wealth as a rogue and lead a thieves guild!

Have fun in your adventures!

A Golden Opportunity!

and nbsp;

Plumbing ancient ruins in search of long-forgotten secrets and the power of lost civilizations is nothing new to adventurers. Few fantasy settings are without some lost civilization from ages before, which boasted magic or technology far more advanced than anything seen today. But if you and rsquo;re going to go after mythical cities from bygone eras, you may as well go after the best of the best. Each installment of Weekly Wonders: Archetypes of the Ancients takes a single real-world mythological city, lost continent, or hidden kingdom and provides six archetypes specifically designed to invoke the themes and elements that that place is known for.

and nbsp;

This installment focuses on the infamous El Dorado, the subject of numerous real-world expeditions. At different times in history, El Dorado has referred to a man, a city, a kingdom, and eventually, even an empire, as the myth has grown with every retelling. Most famous for its fabulous wealth, the most popular myths of El Dorado cast it as a city made entirely of gold, including the buildings and even the streets, studded with glittering gemstones that people could afford to throw away as though they were nothing. This book contains the following archetypes:

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• The gilded warrior, a fighter and nbsp;archetype whose skin becomes coated with a layer of protective gold.
• The keeper of the golden light, a paladin archetype whose healing powers come from sacrificing wealth, and who can harness powerful magic light reminiscent of gold and gemstones to accomplish a variety of magical tasks.
• The idol adherent, a ranger archetype that carries about a magic idol made of gold, that guides and protects him.
• The balladeer of the golden city, a skald archetype that can inspire great greed in others, turn enemies to gold, and even summon ancient golden guardians of El Dorado to defend himself.
• The aurelian witch, a witch archetype with a golden familiar, who specializes in transmuting materials to gold.
• A bonus discipline for the aegis, from Psionics Unleashed by Dreamscarred Press, the zipa creates an astral suit not from ectoplasm, but from gold, and is a master at crafting and working with gold.

and nbsp;

Whether you're about to embark on an archaeological campaign (such as the official Paizo adventure path dealing with seeking out the secrets of a lost and ancient civilization), or you just want to play a character with a connection to the ancient past, this book has lots of tantalizing options to offer. Even GMs can get in on the fun, as several of the archetypes here are perfect for NPCs tied to mythical places as well, and can make for exciting and memorable encounters.

and nbsp;

Sidebar #31 - Party Themes!

While traits help you tie a character to a game, themes help tie characters to their adventuring party. Is everyone in your party refugees trying to find a home? Are they garbage collectors or street sweeps just trying to keep the city clean? Maybe every plays together in a traveling band. Sidebar: Party Themes presents rules for how themes work and five working themes, each with unique benefits the whole party shares.
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The and nbsp;Sidebar and nbsp;product line brings you an assortment of ideas, homebrew rules, and various options from the talented pool of writers at and nbsp;Fat Goblin Games and nbsp;for use with the and nbsp;Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. These short and low-priced products are perfect for Game Masters and Players who want to integrate unique new options to their games.

Islands long shrouded in mystery, with a history of nature itself stepping in to defend them from outsiders, Japan has been viewed as an exotic and enchanting place by the rest of the world since the Europeans first contacted them. Even in the era of Marco Polo, and others who contacted the Mongols or the Chinese, tales were told of the islands that lay in the sea, full of dedicated warriors and a xenophobic people.

Ultimate Medieval Guide: Feudal Japan is a historical sourcebook detailing the period known as Feudal Japan, starting around 784 CE. This period saw the rise of the shogunate and the military class known as the samurai.

Ultimate Medieval Guide: Feudal Japan includes:

• A look at the history of the Feudal Japan era
• A delve into the samurai military class
• An overview of Japanese mythology
• Character options including Edges, Hindrances, and an Arcane Background
• Weapons during the Feudal Japan era
• ... And more!

Ultimate Medieval Guide: Feudal Japan is not a standalone book and requires the core rulebook. It can be used as a campaign setting for games in Feudal Japan or as a guide for samurai warriors and the era they lived in.

WELCOME TO ACTS OF VILLAINY!

Acts of Villainy: Teams is a semi-weekly spotlight on villains created by Sketchpad Studios. Every release will focus on a new, creepy, wicked, vile, murderous villain team for enjoyment in your new or existing adventures! Pit your heroes against these baddies, and enjoy endless hours of adventuring!

Introducing the and quot;Brand X and quot; imprint of Xion Studios! Under Brand X, we will publish third-party authors and amp; creators who provide quality content and are looking for a publishing platform from which to operate. Creators retain all of their rights to their creations, and benefit from Xion's publishing connections. Best of all, fans get more quality merchandise to enjoy!

8-Bit Adventure

A never ending adventure!

Welcome to 8-Bit Adventures! Do you yearn for a simpler time, when video games scrolled right and you only had to deal with 2 buttons at a time? An era where blocky, colorful, vaguely recognizable shapes made up heroes that battled odd and often confusing villains with little to no context? Then Fat Goblin Games has you covered!

Not only do you get an amazing 8-bit bestiary with iconic 8-bit monsters, spells, feats, iconic weapons, mini-adventures in classic 8-bit

worlds, and one iconic 8-bit map where these creatures play major roles! Take on the role of your favorite 8-bit hero and jump, hop, and climb your way through the various levels to do what else... save the day of course!

This product line is designed to take a nostalgic look at the iconic video games of the past and bring those adventures to life in your campaigns in the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game with all new options. Each volume will include monsters, magic items and maybe more! The names have been changed, but the flavor remains the same to ensure that the references are easy to see. Each volume will describe a different game world, each inspired by a classic game sure to inspire nostalgia in even the most hardened of veterans.

This volume covers the assault of the Cursed Warrior Droch-lann on the Kingdom of Highland. The Cursed Warrior has an army of monsters at his disposal, ranging from the lowly gripper up to Droch-lann himself. Most of the monsters presented here include optional variants to help encompass the vast array of foes found across the many landscapes of the Highland Kingdom. These foes provide a wealth of options to challenge parties of any level.

Unfortunately for the poor people of the Highland Kingdom, the Legendary Hero hasn and rsquo;t risen. This means that your PCs are going to have to step up and help out! Luckily there are a variety of helpful items available, from the goblin poo stick and soup stone to the powerful leaf mask and saga stone. Everything you need to include these flavorful items into the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game can be found in this volume.

With power, strength, and wisdom; new heroes are born!

Want to learn more about 8-Bit Adventures? Check out 8-Bit Adventures - Welcome to the Fungal Kingdom! Its an adventure into a realm of your favorite monsters and heroes from days gone by.

A Style Guide with Style

Writing With Style: An Editor and rsquo;s Advice for RPG Writers presents 45 pages of concise tips on simple ways to make your roleplaying game writing cleaner and clearer. This guide doesn and rsquo;t show you how to structure adventures, build stat blocks, or create worlds. Instead, Ray Vallese looks at some of the most common and easily fixable grammar and style issues he and rsquo;s encountered in over twenty years of editing RPGs.

Rookie freelancers, industry veterans, and self-publishers alike can benefit from this (mostly) jargon-free guide, which addresses such topics as:

and bull; Recasting passive voice into active voice (and when you might not want to)

and bull; Dangling participles and other misplaced modifiers

and bull; Gender-specific and gender-neutral language

and bull; Commonly confused words, empty words, and clich and eacute;s to avoid

and bull; Choice and possibility in player character actions

and bull; Final things to check before submitting your manuscript

Tighten and polish your text with these quick and easy tips!

Pip System Corebook

The and nbsp;Pip System is designed from the ground up as a genre-bending rules system for any roleplaying game! Create your own setting, convert and existing one, or pick up one of our amazing worlds, like and nbsp;Mermaid Adventures, and nbsp;Infestation: An RPG of Bugs and Heroes, or and nbsp;A Kid's Guide to Monster Hunting. and nbsp;

• Perfect for introducting new players and kids to roleplaying
• Customizable character options with minimal bookkeeping
• Easy-to-learn mechanics utilizing only six-sided dice! and nbsp;
• Includes all the rules needed to play (even a few premade characters to get you started)

Other Pip System Products/Settings

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Caleme Abbey is the seat of the Laranian archbishop of Kaldor and center of the church's temporal and ecclesiastical power in the kingdom. Held by the Order of the Spear of Shattered Sorrow from the king, Caleme and rsquo;s beautiful temple, supported by massive flying buttresses, is one of the finest examples of temple architecture on H and acirc;rn and has influenced builders and bishops alike.

In addition to the temple, the abbey includes the archbishop and rsquo;s palace, a cloister for resident clergy, an academy for children, and a chapterhouse of the Order of the Lady of Paladins, a military order. Caleme and rsquo;s priests, scholars, and warriors are dedicated to the cause of Larani and to seeing her shining chivalric vision remain preeminent in Kaldor. Edine Kynn, the Archbishop of Kaldor, is a cagey, energetic churchman who adroitly manages the politics of the kingdom and his church.

The Caleme Abbey article describes the history, government, religion, and economics of the abbey and its village. It provides details of the temple and other abbey buildings along with some of the settlement's craftsmen and other locations. Includes full-color GM and player maps and complete color floor plans for the abbey.

Star Sailors Set One: Magical Girls will cover all of your Anime or Manga Role Playing Magical GIrl needs. There are over ten colour and nbsp;options and a bonus document with baddies and magical pets to help fight evil. Be a hero with Star Sailors! For use with the Star Sailors expansion book for White Star RPG, Anime Hack or any other of your favourite and nbsp;role-playing or tabletop adventure games. and nbsp;

Paper miniatures are perfect for roleplaying games or wargames. and nbsp;All files are 300dpi and include front and back views. and nbsp;This is a layered PDF giving you TEN options of colour schemes for the main set and a bonus and quot;easter egg and quot; document of bad guys and fighting pet goodness for you to discover.

Please use responsibly. and nbsp;

Cardstock Miniatures are an affordable and attractive alternative to metal or plastic miniatures. Print as many as you like as often as you like. and nbsp;

You will need a colour printer, cutting tools, glue, foamcore and time. and nbsp;Assembly instructions are included. and nbsp;

This consists of two d100 tables that can be used to randomly generate names for pirate ships, or even warships, for countries that like more aggressive-sounding names for their ships. These names can be used for a pirate-themed fantasy campaign or adventure path, or for a more historical game. The names are strongly British in origin, but during the Golden Age of Piracy, and the eras preceding it, many pirates, or privateers, did hail from Britain.

The tables can be used in a number of ways, from rolling single name ships to combining both tables to using one table twice. Results should be tweaked by adding possessives, filler words or changing the order, and discarding any that don't make sense. Alternatively, results can simply be chosen manually.

This PDF supports Adobe layers and the page backgrounds can be disabled to make printing easier.

Here is a sample result from rolling on both tables: The Ebon Vampire

One page is the front cover, one the front matter and one the introduction.

A simple, yet rich, high fantasy plugin for use with the Open Basic: Retro d100 Roleplaying rules also available from Mystic Beard Games. Like those rules, this plugin is also OGC, allowing you to legally fold, spindle, and mutilate to your heart's content. You can even use these rules as the basis for your own commercial fantasy game! This plugin introduces fantasy races, career backgrounds, a new magic system, and other rules options. and nbsp;

Hidden in their towering eyries, near-omnipotent Overlords rule over the Barrens, a rocky desert that was once a fertile land. Armed with psychotronic mind-control devices, they wage petty wars against each other, mustering armies of slaves, monsters, and lab-created humanoids. Scattered communities of Oms, Sluggors, Splitters, Starheads, Lotus Eaters, Blackbills, Spinetails, Goatfolk, Crystal Eyes, White Scales, Redclaws, Fire-Belchers, and Grafters, eke out a bare existence on limited supplies of food and water. But some refuse to live like this. Some dream of lush lands beyond the Barrens. They become outcasts, reavers, explorers, adventurers. They become the Furies of the Barrens.

Furies of the Barrens is a traditional, pen-and-paper role-playing game by Andrea Sfiligoi, based on the Black Hack by David Hack. No other books are required to play. and nbsp;

Features

Traditional: One GM, many players, each running a character described by a character class
Player-Facing: Only the players roll dice
d20 based: All actions are determined by the roll of a single d20
Roll-low: Players are asked to roll UNDER their attribute score to succeed and nbsp;
Level-Based: PCs level up, increasing their hit points and Attribute scores as they do so
Familiar Attributes: PCs are described by the familiar attributes of the first role-playing game
Rules-Light: Players can learn the basic mechanics in ten minutes: the GM is encouraged to improvise
Unusual setting: Over 14 character classes in a survival science fantasy setting in spired by underground comics of the '70s.
One short adventure playable in a single session is provided.

Everything Jules Verne could have written.

Everything H. G. Wells should have written.

Everything Arthur Conan Doyle thought of,

but never published - because it was too fantastic.

Paris, the and lsquo;city of lights and rsquo;, home to artists and art lovers from all over the world and mdash;and beyond. In this vibrating city, the adventurers make the acquaintance of the exotic and captivating Alia, the latest star at the Paris Opera house and the first Martian opera singer on Earth! But during the premier of her latest opera, the songbird suddenly vanishes. It is now up to the adventurers to find the great diva and rescue her. Their investigations lead them all throughout Paris but some things just don and rsquo;t add up and the clues seem to lead to more than just one suspect. Where is Alia? Who is behind her abduction? And what does it all have to do with the mysterious and lsquo;Phantom of the Opera and rsquo;?

This adventure includes a description of sights and points of interests in Paris as well as an overview on life and work in theatre.

This adventure is written for the Savage Worlds Edition of Space:1889.

Everything Jules Verne could have written.

Everything H. G. Wells should have written.

Everything Arthur Conan Doyle thought of,

but never published - because it was too fantastic.

Mylarkt and mdash;Mars and rsquo; oldest city, home to a proud and fading race. But that pride masks a rot festering in the cracks of the city and rsquo;s decay, an underworld teeming with smuggled goods and ancient artifacts sold at the behest of local crime lords to be shipped out along the ancient canals of which the city and rsquo;s founders were pioneers and mdash;or so the inhabitants claim.

No sane Earthman would enter this pit of iniquity willingly and mdash;but who can refuse the request of a grieving noblewoman? Lady Edith Tillington is mourning her husband, a scientist in her Majesty and rsquo;s service, who crashed in the desert onboard an ether flyer called London Bridge. She is now in need of bold, Mars-proven adventurers willing to help her recover the remains of her late husband. The characters arrive at the ancient Martian city only to find themselves at the very heart of the city and rsquo;s quarrels, with the colonial powers, local smugglers, assassins, and the ruling elite of Mylarkt all playing out their own selfish schemes. In a wild chase, they will find themselves forced to make their way deep into the Isidis Desert, where they will be confronted with the best kept secret of the Empire!

This adventure includes a detailed description of the city of Mylarkt, including a city map, with additional locations, factions, and thrilling plot hooks providing inspiration for further adventures in and around Mylarkt, a city with a long history and powerful interests at play.

This adventure is written for the Savage Worlds Version of the Space:1889 RPG.