Tournaments, Fairs, and Taverns (PFRPG) PDF

The BESTSELLING sourcebook returns—and now it's for the PATHFINDER ROLEPLAYING GAME! We've produced an updated, revised version of our best ever selling book, Tournaments, Fairs, & Taverns.

The reviews for the D&D 3.5 version of this book were universally glowing! Folks have been begging for a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game version for years, and now here it is.

"One of the best sourcebooks I ever laid my hands on—you can use it in any Fantasy/DarkAge Setting."

"This is one of the most universally useful books I have ever seen. It is also a fun read."

"Tournaments, Fairs & Taverns is one of those extremely usable books. It’s the type of supplement that’ll see use in more than one campaign, more than one gaming world. It’s the type of supplement that can be grabbed and used by a GM working on a scene on the fly and can be used by a GM in the planning stages. Fortunately, T, F & T is good enough that you’ll want to use it in all these occasions." [Geek Native]

"I loved the electronic version so much I had to order the print version for quicker reference." [Amazon]

"I still have fond memories of this 74-page book. I have tried to find a way to use it in every one of my campaigns." [RPG Centric]

There are many more, but we don't want to bore you!

This book contains various "games within the game". Need rules for a card game or a fairground contest for your game? Need a quick archery tournament, or rules for arm-wrestling? Then this is the book for you! Also includes a sample tournament, fair and tavern making full use of these rules and plenty of new uses for old skills. This book also includes brand new d20 rules for drinking, a new system for the resolution of opposed skill and ability checks over time, a simple system for running competitions involving hundreds of competitors and much more.

Now your PCs can engage one another in a battle of wits, compete in an jousting tourney or a national poker competition. You can run exciting races and chases, indulge in a game of strategy or a magical duel. 29 games and contests of all different types, including martial contests, magical contests, common games of chance or skill and various fairground games. Plus three sample plug-in locations - a tournament, a fair and a tavern, making full use of these rules.