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Against the Cult of the Bat God
All That Glimmers
Antipaladin
Bag of Tricks
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Fellowship of the Blackened Oak
Figurines of Wondrous Power
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Gibbous Moon
GM's Miscellany: Tribes Most Foul
Half-Goblins of the Tangled Wood
Henchfolk & Hirelings
Hobgoblins of the Mailed Fist
Horns of Valhalla
Iconic Characters
Kai's Scoundrels
Kobolds of the Fallen Halls
Lizardfolk of the Dragon Fang
Minotaurs of the Black Hills
Orcs of the Eternal Zenith
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Portentous Dreams
Retribution
Road of the Dead
Robes of Summoning
Robes of Useful Items
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So What's For Sale, Anyway?
So What's For Sale, Anyway? II
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So What's For Sale, Anyway? IV
So What's For Sale, Anyway? V
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Tribes Most Foul: Goblins
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Tribes Most Foul: Kobolds
Tribes Most Foul: Ogres
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In this week's session the party heads to the east to see what lies out on the plains and are attacked by a succession of dangerous, flying opponents. Check out all session here!
Following on from last week's 20th set of cool words, I've posted another set. You can read them here.
It's been a year since I set up Raging Swan Press. As part of planning the upcoming year, I took a long, hard look back at 2010/2011. I discuss my findings and set some goals in Raging Swan's first State of the Swan. You can check it out here.
If anyone's got suggestions for the year ahead or feedback on 2010 I'd be more than keen to hear it. I can be reached at gatekeeper [at] ragingswan [dot] com.
We've had another session of our ongoing Kingmaker campaign, which didn't go well for the party. The session (and the previous one) also featured our first 49-round combat and a death among our intrepid heroes! Check out all the crazy events here!
I've just released my 20th list of cool words for gamers! You can read them here.
Just a quick note to let you know that Raging Swan Press has just released the eighth instalment of its Tribes line,Half-Goblins of the Tangled Woods. Following on from Bleached Skull Gnolls, Hobgoblins of the Mailed Fist, Brethren of the Crimson Altar, Pazuzu's Fury, Kobolds of the Fallen Halls, Troglodytes of the Tentacled One and Lizardfolk of the Dragon Fang, Half-Goblins of the Tangled Wood is designed for the Lonely Coast mini-campaign setting but can be easily adapted to a GM's home campaign.
About Half-Goblins of the Tangled Wood
A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible TRIBES supplement by Creighton Broadhurst
Debased, mongrel descendants of humans enslaved by goblins centuries ago, half-goblins lurk in the deepest unknowable reaches of the Tangled Wood. Hateful and spiteful creatures, they worship fell powers and sacrifice those falling into their clutches to venerate their dark protector. Stealthy and cunning, they skulk about civilisation?s fringe weaving terrible plots to destroy those threatening their precarious existence.
Half-Goblins of the Tangled Wood includes:
Five new feats
Two new spells
Four new magic items used by powerful tribal members
16 stat blocks (ranging in CR from 1/2 - 9)
Details of the race?s fell lord, Braal (NE god of hate, malice and revenge)
You can learn more here.
Half-Goblins of the Tangled Wood is available from e23, Paizo, RPG Drivethru, RPGNow and Your Games Now.
Finally, a reminder that Half-Goblins of the Tangled Wood is included in Raging Swan's Free PDFs promotion.
Whited Sepulcher wrote: Raging Swan wrote: TheOrangeOne wrote: (((SARCASM)))
We'll clearly she is holding you back and it's time to throw that goose overboard or onboard!
Well I mention it and see how she takes it. if I never post again, it's probably your fault! On the other hand, you have to give up gaming due to this... just send all your terrain and minis and gaming stuff this way. ;-) Curses. I hadn't foreseen that...
Astral Wanderer wrote: The images of such disaster are disconcerting and truly frightening.
I wish tragedies like this could do at least one good thing and remember (or teach) politicians and other "power-wielding" people all over the world the true reasons why they must do their job good, rather than always thinking of their own patethic interests.
May the dead rest in peace and may the survivors have the strength and opportunity of returning to a life as good as possible.
RPG Now are doing a fundraising drive - you can donate from their main page and I'm having trouble thinking of a better cause.
Here is the link.
Dark_Mistress wrote: You was one of the companies I did mention up thread for adventures. i know I forgot others with adventures. :) Which was jolly decent of you! I just couldn't resist a little bit of self-promotion. ;-)
TheOrangeOne wrote: (((SARCASM)))
We'll clearly she is holding you back and it's time to throw that goose overboard or onboard!
Well I mention it and see how she takes it. if I never post again, it's probably your fault!
Dale McCoy Jr wrote: Jon Brazer Enterprises would like to sign this statement and give a whole hearted "Thank You!" to Paizo as well. I'll add my thanks to those of the other 3PPs. I'm thrilled to be able to produce Pathfinder compatible gaming materials under such a flexible and friendly license agreement. It's a great buzz to produce stuff that other people like and enjoy and I'm pretty sure without Pathfinder this would be much harder to accomplish.
Bob_Loblaw wrote: 7) Full Adventures: I want the opposite of the Adventure Path. The Adventure Paths are written with 6 or more modules as a single campaign that can be used as stand alone adventures. I want a bunch of stand alone adventures with ideas on how they may work as part of an ongoing campaign. If you write adventures for all levels of play, you can use other adventures as hooks for each other. This allows me, ad the GM, to pick and choose how my campaign is going to turn out based on what the players and I want. Raging Swan Press (or which I am the owner [full disclosure!]) has released two full adventures designed to easily drop into a GM's personal campaign. Retribution is for 1st-level PCs and the great start to a campaign. Road of the Dead is for 3rd-level PCs and features a rather unique self-contained dungeon crawl. Finally, if drug-addled lizardfolk are more to your taste, you should definitely check out Dark Oak (which releases later this month).
TheOrangeOne wrote: Raging Swan, you need to game more so I can read more about your games :)
More games = more posts.
Well I already game twice a week! I'm not sure the wife would be happy with three times a week!
Our most recent session log is up! Sadly, this week the PCs did not have it all their own way. We've had our first death and at the end of the session, the PCs are in a very precarious position...
Read all about it here!
It certainly seems that Rivers Rum Red is way more dangerous than Stolen Lands!
This week's Kingmaker session is now up. We've started Rivers Run Red and the PCs have started their explorations of the southern wilderness. Read all about it here!
Dark_Mistress wrote: Will check it out when I can afford to pick up another batch of books. If you contact me at gatekeeper [at] ragingswan [dot] com I'd be delighted to send you a review copy!
Just a quick note to let you know that Raging Swan Press has just released Horns of Valhalla in all the usual places. Horns of Valhalla is the fifth PLAYERS’S RESOURCE following on from Bag of Tricks, Bard’s Tales , Bard’s Tales II and Figurines of Wondrous Power.
About Horns of Valhalla
A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible PLAYER’S RESOURCE supplement by Creighton Broadhurst
Ever found (or thought about buying) a horn of Valhalla but didn’t want to prep the required stat blocks, carry yet another heavy book to the game or muddle through hoping for the best? Horns of Valhalla banishes these problems!
This PLAYER’S RESOURCE contains a detailed write-up of the standard version of this iconic magic item and offers five variants (including full stat blocks of all the warriors and creatures called forth) as well as suggestions for other variant horns, rules for adding additional powers to the horns and more! The variant horns of Valhalla include:
Arachne’s Horn
Horn of the Bow
Horn of the Dead
Horn of Elemental Fire
Horn of the Hunt
Designed to easily fit into your character’s folder, each horn’s entry contains all the information you need to quickly and easily get the most out of this iconic magic item.
You can learn more here as well as downloading a sample horn and the Contents page.
Horns of Valhalla is available from e23, Paizo, RPG Drivethru, RPGNow and Your Games Now.
Raging Swan wrote: AntediluvianXIII wrote: dicelicious (pronounced dice-a-licious) ;) I'm not sure dicelicious is a real word! That said, I've got some new words up. If you've ever had a burning desire to know what "flummery" means, now is the time to find out! More cool words for your entertainment pleasure can now be found on my blog!
PJ wrote: Raging Swan wrote: The next installment of Kingmaker is now up on my blog. It was most definitely a session of highs and lows. I've never had a TKK (Total Kingdom Kill) before. Did this happen to anyone else? Wow! Did they just grow too fast? That had to have been some brutal rolls. They had some really bad luck which all seemd to come at the same time. Everything was going along fine until the rumours of trolls hit, That wasn't too bad, but failing to control the plague cost them dearly (that combined with very high rolls to see how it influenced their treasury and unrest). It was a bit of a perfect storm. Luckily, Ratik is giving them one more try!
The next installment of Kingmaker is now up on my blog. It was most definitely a session of highs and lows. I've never had a TKK (Total Kingdom Kill) before. Did this happen to anyone else?
AntediluvianXIII wrote: dicelicious (pronounced dice-a-licious) ;) I'm not sure dicelicious is a real word! That said, I've got some new words up. If you've ever had a burning desire to know what "flummery" means, now is the time to find out!
JeremyK wrote: I just wanted to chime in and cheer you on. I'm really enjoying the recaps of your sessions. Thanks very much, we are all enjoying the campaign. I also find the blogs very useful in gathering my thoughts for upcoming sessions. I find it helps me keep focused on the campaign and not forget all the minutia of NPC names, minor quests started and so on.
I'm really looking forward to seeing how they cope with building and running a kingdom!
Just a quick note to let you know that Raging Swan Press has just released the seventh instalment of its Tribes line,Lizardfolk of the Dragon Fang. Following on from Bleached Skull Gnolls, Hobgoblins of the Mailed Fist, Brethren of the Crimson Altar, Pazuzu’s Fury, Kobolds of the Fallen Halls and Troglodytes of the Tentacled One Lizardfolk of the Dragon Fang presents a tribe driven by the ambition of its lizard king ruler.
About Lizardfolk of the Dragon Fang
A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible TRIBES supplement by Marc Radle
Deep in the heart of a forbidding swamp, the lizardfolk of the Dragon Fang beat the drums of war. Lead by Sesskarr the Great, a mighty and charismatic lizard king with a tyrant's heart and a black dragon's blood, the Dragon Fang is aggressively expanding beyond their traditional tribal boundaries. Tribes of kobolds and troglodytes have all fallen beneath Sesskarr’s great, magical trident and now – even more ominously – his reptilian gaze has shifted to the surrounding towns and villages.
Lizardfolk of the Dragon Fang includes four new feats, four new spells, three new magic items and thirteen stat blocks (ranging in CR from 1–11 and including full write-ups of four of the most powerful tribe’s members).
You can learn more here.
Lizardfolk of the Dragon Fang is available from e23, Paizo, RPG Drivethru, RPGNow and Your Games Now.
Finally, a reminder that Lizardfolk of the Dragon Fang is included in Raging Swan’s Free PDFs promotion.
This week I found some really cool words. My favourites are emprise and callimastian. Check them out!
After a two-week hiatus for convention attendance and illness, my Kingmaker campaign is back! You can read the latest installment here and learn all about the party's attempts to reach the Stag Lord's fort!
This week, more cool words (including balderdash, capacious and a guest word from an old chum!) check them out!
Just a quick note to let you know that Raging Swan Press has just released Fellowship of the Blackened Oak in all the usual places. Fellowship of the Blackened Oak is the second GM’S RESOURCE following on from Antipaladins.
About Fellowship of the Blackened Oak
A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game GM’S RESOURCE supplement by Christian Alipounarian and Creighton Broadhurst
Allied with a power-hungry wyrm obsessed with finding and claiming her birthright, the Fellowship of the Blackened Oak lurk in the shadowed depths of the forest. A powerful alliance of convenience and mutual interests, woe betide any who invade the Fellowship’s woodland home. The Fellowship of the Blackened Oak comprises:
Aurakraul (LE female young adult green dragon): Crafty and mighty, this vicious green dragon jealously defends her territory, and is obsessed with her dead parents and their lost lair.
Dhoean Tahlthar (NE male half-elf bard 3/ranger 5): Charming and amoral, Dhoean is interested only in himself and his desires.
Holg (NE male half-orc ranger 8): This taciturn, hulking fellow is passionately devoted to his wife, Vola, but is capable of fearsome acts of violence.
Lafithel Traivanna (CN female elf sorcerer 8): a chaotic, divisive and suspicious woman, Lafithel is nevertheless drawn to Aurakraul and her quest.
Vola (NE female half-orc druid 8): Devoted to Holg, the woodlands, and the Fellowship – in that order – Vola is the latter’s spiritual backbone.
Each of the Fellowship’s members benefits from an extensive write-up including notes on their background, personality, mannerisms and distinguishing marks as well as a fully detailed stat block.
You can learn more here as well as downloading a free sample and the Contents page.
Fellowship of the Blackened Oak is available from e23, Paizo, RPG Drivethru, RPGNow and Your Games Now.
Emanonpf wrote: Indeed very well done. Sadly I rarely spring for those items, though I might with the master spy I am playing now. If you check out the web page for Figurines, you'll see you can download a couple of the figurines for free. Your character could always buy one of those!
Just a quick note to let you know that Raging Swan Press has just released Figurines of Wondrous Power in all the usual places. Figurines of Wondrous Power is the fourth PLAYERS’S RESOURCE following on from Bag of Tricks, Bard’s Tales and Bard’s Tales II.
About Figurines of Wondrous Power
A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible PLAYER’S RESOURCE supplement by Creighton Broadhurst
Ever found (or thought about buying) a figurine of wondrous power but didn’t want to prep the required stat block, carry yet another heavy book to the game or muddle through hoping for the best? Figurines of Wondrous Power banishes these problems!
This PLAYER’S RESOURCE contains detailed write-ups of all nine versions of this iconic wondrous item including full stat blocks for all the animals they represent. Designed to easily fit into your character’s folder, each figurine of wondrous power entry contains all the information you need to quickly and easily get the most out of these iconic magic items.
You can learn more here as well as downloading sample figurines and the Contents page.
Figurines of Wondrous Power is available from e23, Paizo, RPG Drivethru, RPGNow and Your Games Now.
Just a quick note to let you know that Raging Swan Press has just released Antipaladins in all the usual places. Antipaladins is the first GM’S RESOURCE, but upcoming releases in the series include Fellowship of the Blackened Oak, Villains and Dark Oak.
About Antipaladins
A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible GM’s RESOURCE supplement by Creighton Broadhurst and Martin Tideswell
Champion of evil and dark nemesis of the paladin, the antipaladin stands as a bulwark against the forces of light and weal. Worshipping corrupt gods or foul demons, antipaladins work to spread darkness and chaos throughout the world. Antipaladins often stand at the centre of the blackest, vilest plots besetting the world. Whether as the leader of a foul horde, a lone harbinger of doom or the strong arm of a vile, depraved cult, the antipaladin brings fear, death and destruction wherever he goes. Antipaladins presents seven scions of evil:
Aelire Maiaral (CE female half-elf antipaladin 4)
Petrok Uren (CE male human antipaladin 6)
Steren Wearne (CE female half-elf antipaladin 4/bard 4)
Duerrin Thramek (CE male duergar antipaladin 6/fighter 4)
Eseld Cass (CE female human barbarian 5/antipaladin 7)
Tharon Zaspar (CE male drow antipaladin 8/rogue 3/shadowdancer 2)
Vaerosk Ixuzygax (CE female aasimar half-fiend antipaladin 13)
Each antipaladin benefits from an extensive write-up including notes on their background, personality, mannerisms and distinguishing marks as well as a fully detailed stat block.
Antipaladins contains all the information required to run these foul, depraved opponents, However, to learn more about antipaladins, a GM should check out the Advanced Player’s Guide by Paizo Publishing. You can learn more here.
Antiplaladins is available from e23, Paizo, RPG Drivethru, RPGNow and Your Games Now.
Finally, a reminder that Antipaladins is included in Raging Swan’s Free PDFs promotion.
I've added another 10 cool words to my Cool Words for Gamers set of posts on my blog. Check them out here!
Troubled_child wrote: I was actually intrigued! I'm not aware of any British army units receiving bazookas. I thought it was straight from the BOYS ATR to the PIAT and was wondering if that was a conversion or if someone actually produced the miniature. Also did you cast up all the terrain yourself? The terrain is by Dwarven Forge. They create truly awesome dungeon terrain. You should check out their website to see more layouts and such like.
Philip Knowsley wrote: Troubled_child wrote: I'm more intrigued by where what appears to be the British army got that bazooka? :) Lend/lease arrangements with Brevoy? And now the tenth session report is live. No bazookas in sight!
Lady Shrike wrote: How about 'Cathedra' for a throne?
'Dyad' for a pair?
'Chthonian' for something you really don't want to meet.
'Enervate' to weaken?
'Supercallifragilisticexpeallidocious' for... Wait, wrong place.
I've just put up another ten cool words and included some of these! you can see my list here -
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