This product was officially released by Lord Zsezse Works in 2014.This is the re-release of that product without any changes but with a physical copy option.
The Marble Sanctum was created thousands of years ago by a powerful sect of necromantic arch-mages. Using a magical artifact called the Tao Engine; they pressurized and heated the limestone in place to create a massive... [click here for more]
Numberless Inns, Taverns and Restaurants in one set!
Look at what you can build from it:
Save your time and money
What if I gave you a set that you can use for any cities and villages visited by your team? Instead of seeking more new resources, you should spend your time populating the inns and taverns you've already figured out. Believe me, this is something... [click here for more]
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The Cities of the Black Scrolls - Cemetery tiles are finally here! Thanks to our awesome Kickstarter backers we had a chance to create this set. Thank you!
This set is fully compatible with our Fortress, Moat, and Village tiles. It is perfect to create smaller burial sites or bigger... [click here for more]
When I started Accessible Games in 2010, I knew that people with disabilities were woefully underrepresented in our hobby. I received validation of that fact everywhere. From local conventions to GenCon, from RPGGeek to Twitter, I encountered story after story about the difficulties people with disabilities often face when participating in the hobby.
Accessible Gaming Quarterly is my answer... [click here for more]
When I started Accessible Games in 2010, I knew that people with disabilities were woefully underrepresented in our hobby. I received validation of that fact everywhere. From local conventions to GenCon, from RPGGeek to Twitter, I encountered story after story about the difficulties people with disabilities often face when participating in the hobby.
Accessible Gaming Quarterly is my answer... [click here for more]
Welcome to the glorious world of Tricube Tales! The Tricube Tales game system, developed by Richard Woolcock, uses 3 six-sided dice and one page of rules making it easy to learn. The system's focus on story and flexibility allows for easy exploration of a wide variety of genres -- including the genre used for HERE ON CASTAWAY ISLAND!In HERE ON CASTAWAY ISLAND, you adopt... [click here for more]
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