Bring the rich history of place names into your game! A Magical Medieval Society: On Place Names provides tips and tricks for GM interested in creating good place names for their campaign. Included is a 500+ word list providing detailed information regarding the historical naming of places in the UK. This powerful resource can be used as a guide for newly created words in a campaign language, or as... [click here for more]
(There is now a THIRD EDITION of this work):This second edition adds an entirely new chapter about magical medieval warfare and expands upon two other chapters. A total of 22 new pages of material are contained in the 2nd edition. The below quote was said about the 1st Edition of A Magical Medieval Society: :st="on">Western Europe.
"If you're a DM and running a D&D game, you should have... [click here for more]
This third edition of A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe adds an entirely new chapter about how to make realistic place names. A total of 18 new pages of material are contained in the 3rd edition. The below quote was said about the 1st Edition of A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe.
"If you're a DM and running a D&D game, you should have this book. Period." Monte Cook,... [click here for more]
A Magical Society: Silk Road is a 160 page supplement detailing great overland trade routes. Borrowing extensively from the caravans of Central Asia,
A Magical Society: Silk Road covers a variety of topics: what factors engender great overland trade routes, what elements accompany the existence of silk roads, and how do caravans function on the road (with consideration to terrain). Due to general... [click here for more]
Plague.Few words in any language conjure such feelings of dread and fear as this doom-laden word. Plague has the power to devastate an entire civilization, causing unimaginable suffering as it lays waste to the smallest village and the greatest city alike. As well as an almost unparalleled destructive force, plague can also be an agent of change, allowing a GM to usher in a new age into his... [click here for more]
Welcome to World Building Library: Stories of Tibet. The following article is a collection of Tibetan folklore. Folklore is a socially created story with no single author, embodying the social structure, mores, and practices of a culture. They are orally transmitted, passed from generation to generation, used to teach and reinforce the values and practices of a given culture. In Tibetan folklore,... [click here for more]
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