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Hey Folks.
You can find the latest news, products, and blog posts from Rising Phoenix Games by heading to the last post in this thread.
Good Gaming!
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New on the blog:
Who is Rising Phoenix Games
Rodney sat down with Jon Frater to talk about Rising Phoenix Games and our product line.
Roleplaying on the Cheap
Tight budget after the Christmas-spending-spree? No problem. Here's my 3 point plan for buying books on a budget.
Goblin Lugging
The challenging sport of Goblin Lugging, inspired by the real-life sport of Wife Carrying.
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Out in the darkness a malicious force moves, ready to strike a blow that will leave the village of Yamamura irreversibly scarred and in dire need of heroes to make their stand.
Where Heroes Stand is an adventure for 3rd level characters, compatible with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and set in mythical Japan.
It will be available here, on Paizo, with the rest of our products, at paizo.com/companies/risingPhoenixGames.
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We've got two new products up on Paizo.
How to Plan a Murder is your guide to planning and running a murder mystery dinner that's to die for.
The rules are ingeniously simple, with conflict growing out of the relationships, secrets, and goals of each character, as played by your guests.
This is a diceless game for everyone. The PDF clocks in at 44 pages, and a printer-friendly PDF is included.
It's deliciously intriguing.
The rules for guests are available as a free PDF, here.
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Companionable Darkness, the third adventure in our Choose Your Destiny series, is here!
Companionable Darkness is a solo adventure for a 1st—3rd level cleric or paladin, compatible with the fifth edition rules of the world’s oldest roleplaying game. This is our largest adventure yet, clocking in at 64 entries (including the intro and conclusion) over 45 pages, with new player options for the barbarian and bard classes. A successful run should take you around half an hour, if you don’t fall foul of the traps and monsters that lie in wait. The More Adventure section allows you to extend the game far beyond that, as you work to protect the caravan you’re traveling with from the many dangers on the road.
Like our other Choose Your Destiny adventures, Companionable Darkness is set in the world of Scarthey, but you don’t need to be familiar with the setting to play. This adventure continues on from Death Queen and Forest of Secrets, but you don’t need to have played those to enjoy this latest adventure, since a brief synopsis is provided.
Auror's Whole Realms for Fifth Edition
Aurora’s Whole Realms Autumn Catalogue is the second seasonal guide we’ve published, casting true resurrection on Aurora’s Whole Realms Catalogue, that gem from 2nd edition D&D. Our take on the classic offers new items for fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons, with a focus on flavor and roleplaying rather than mechanics and usefulness in combat — you’re not likely to win a battle wielding mammoth ribs, after all.
The 50-page catalog offers the following sections:
Another Word from Our Founder
Equipment Packs
Fall Fashion
Food and Drink
Games and Toys
Highharvestide Travelling Gear
Household Sundries
Minor Magical Marvels
Scents of Fall
Seasonal Delights
Highharvestide Tools
Cooking Corner
You won’t find anything to improve your character’s damage output, but you’ll find plenty of unique items to add some flavourful fun to your games set in Faerun or anywhere else.
You can find the Autumn Catalogue here, and the older Summer Catalogue here.
Wait these are all 5e adventures?
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Anaximander's Adventuring Studies
An adventure for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game by Jeffrey Swank, for 1st-level characters.
We are only as strong as we are united, and only as weak as we are divided.
—Arcturius Anaximander
Anaximander’s Adventuring Studies is a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game adventure designed for a party of four 1st-level PCs. This adventure follows the players through three years as they attend the University of Scarthey and branch out into the institution’s new School of Adventuring Studies.
This adventure introduces and takes place in the lands around the University of Scarthey, as revealed in the campaign setting of Welcome to Scarthey published by Rising Phoenix Games, but can be played on a stand-alone basis in any city.
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You are not actually supporting PF right now. I don't care about PF2 since it's not out. I'm pretty sure there's a 5e sub-forum somewhere here, putting 5e adventures in PF-compatible sub-forum, seems like bad form. I actually went and put adventures in my shopping cart and then realized they are 5e.
