[Xoth.Net Publishing] The Citadel beyond the North Wind, new sword and sorcery adventure module

[the hunger for more]

"The Citadel beyond the North Wind" is a brand-new, stand-alone sword and sorcery adventure module for character levels 8-10, written for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and usable with any fantasy roleplaying game.

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There is a land far to the north, past the black hills of Lamu and beyond the frozen moors of Tharag Thule; a dreary land of mist and thunder, where the white people of Yg have dwelt since ancient times. The free men of Yg tremble when fools dare to utter the name of Arkanth Mal, witch-king of Galuga, for he is the greatest and oldest of the tyrants of this primeval land.

And now, the drunken bards of Tartuun whisper, the witch-king of Galuga seeks a new queen. For his minions sweep across the borders of Tharag Thule and Lamu, slaying men and taking only young women as slaves back to Galuga, the Citadel beyond the North Wind!

As a regional sandbox, this module also details the never-before-seen northern lands and races of the World of Xoth.

Original art by Mark Allen.

The book is available both as a PDF and in print. Check out this page for more information:

http://xoth.net/publishing/xp3

- thulsa

Xoth.Net Publishing
http://xoth.net/publishing

The Spider-God's Bride and Other Tales
http://xoth.net/publishing/xp1

Song of the Beast-Gods
http://xoth.net/publishing/xp2

The World of Xoth (Blog)
http://xoth.net/blog

An age undreamed of (Sword and Sorcery Discussion Forums)
http://xoth.net/forums

[Dark_Mistress]

Sounds interesting.

[Dark Sasha]

You might recognize this fellow, DM.

He's Morten Braten, author of Necromancer's Mesopotamia book.

[Greg A. Vaughan]

The adventures from xoth.net are fantastic. Can't wait to pick this one up!

[Dark_Mistress]

Dark Sasha wrote:

You might recognize this fellow, DM.

He's Morten Braten, author of Necromancer's Mesopotamia book.

Actually that is one of the few Necro books i wasn't able to pick up back in the day.

[Endzeitgeist]

D_M, Ancient Kingdoms:Mesopotamia is one of my favorite Necro-books and the xoth-net stuff is neat - I've reviewed all he's put out so far and I'm getting that one as well.

The anthology in particular is a steal for fans of Howardesk fantasy. :)

[Alzrius]

I've got to order a Howardesk for my den; it'd be much better than the boring old writing desk down there now. ;-)

All kidding aside, I can't wait to pick this up. I'm a big fan of Xoth Publishing, and the new adventure sounds great!

[Endzeitgeist]

LOL! Gotta get one myself, so I can put my Ashtontry on it. *puts two bucks in the bad pun jar* ;-)