100% Crunch: Liches

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible GM'S RESOURCE by Julian Neale

Got bored with the normal version of a monster and fancy spicing things up a bit? Want to include imaginative and interesting versions of an iconic fantasy monster but don’t have the time to build the stat block yourself? Fear not – the 100% Crunch line is here to save the day! Each inst...   [click here for more]

100% Crunch: Skeletons

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible GM'S RESOURCE by Julian Neale

Got bored with the normal version of a monster and fancy spicing things up a bit? Want to include imaginative and interesting versions of an iconic fantasy monster but don’t have the time to build the stat block yourself? Fear not – the 100% Crunch line is here to save the day! Each instalment in...   [click here for more]

Bane Ledger

Bane Ledger I

System: OGLGenre: Sword and sorcery adventure Interior Illustrations: 16 Page Count (Including cover and OGL): 42

The Bane Ledger presents 30 monsters gathered from the legends of our own world. These amazing creatures hav...   [click here for more]

Enhanced Armor

Enhanced Armor

Pages: 5Illustrations: 3Game System: OGL 3.5

This file covers four unique types of non-magical enhancements and alternate rules that can be used to improve your medieval armor:

Gemstone Plating

Hell Forged

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Random Marsh Encounters

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game GM'S RESOURCE by Davd Posener

Got barely enough time to prepare the module? Want to include cool, evocative random encounters in your games, but just don’t have the time to prepare them? Bored of pointless random encounters comprising bands of generic monsters that only seem to exist to attack wandering PCs? Then Random Marsh Encounters is for ...   [click here for more]

So What's For Sale, Anyway? III

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible GM'S RESOURCE by Julian Neale

Your PCs have emerged from a dungeon buried deep in the hills or mountains. Low on resources and needing somewhere to rest, they head toward the nearest dwarven hold. Once they’ve rested and sorted their loot, the inevitably ask “So what’s for sale in this place, anyway?” At that point, likely...   [click here for more]

So What's For Sale, Anyway? V

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game GM’s Resource by Julian Neale and Trevor Self

Your PCs have final emerged from the dungeon laden with loot pried from the clutches of their slain foes. Heroically returning to civilization, they divide up the choicest items, sell the dross and other unwanted treasures and gleefully count their share. Most are happy to spend their loot on normal mag...   [click here for more]

So What's The Armour Like, Anyway?

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game GM'S RESOURCE by Richard Green

The PCs stand triumphant over the bloodied bodies of their fallen enemies. As they bind their wounds and begin to loot the corpses they ask, “So what’s that fighter’s armour like, anyway?” An answer such as “it’s a masterwork suit of chainmail” is somewhat of an anticlimax, but who has...   [click here for more]

So What's the Hoard Like, Anyway? II

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game GM’s Resource by Andrew J. Martin and Liz Smith

Your PCs are deep in the dungeon and have just defeated a terrifying dragon! As they bandage their wounds, and ready their fallen friend’s bodies for return to the surface, they look around and ask “So what’s in the dragon’s hoard, anyway?” At that point, unless the GM has p...   [click here for more]

So What's The Human Called, Anyway?

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game GM'S RESOURCE by Creighton Broadhurst

So your PCs have wandered into a nearby town. Perhaps they are relaxing in the tavern talking with the locals, haggling with a merchant or trying to gather information about a nearby ruin from a sage. Then they ask “so what’s this bloke called, anyway?” At this point, the GM normally uses the first nam...   [click here for more]

So What's The Pirate Ship Like, Anyway?

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game GM'S RESOURCE by Creighton Broadhurst

Your PCs have set out on an ocean voyage in search of loot and glory. As they cruise the waves, they see a distant ship on the horizon and turn toward it. As they draw closer they can make out that the ship is a pirate vessel! At that point, they ask “So what’s the pirate ship like, anyway?”

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So What's The Spellbook Like, Anyway?

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Games compatible GM'S RESOURCE by Landon Bellavia

Your PCs have come across a wizard’s spellbook.  Perhaps they found it as loot in a dragon’s hoard, or perhaps they are just sneaking a look at it in a wizard’s private library.  Beyond just the spell list, the PCs ask “So what’s the spellbook like, anyway?&r...   [click here for more]

So What's The Weapon Like, Anyway?

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game GM'S RESOURCE by Richard Green

The PCs stand triumphant over the bloodied bodies of their fallen enemies. As they bind their wounds and begin to loot the corpses they ask, “So what’s that fighter’s weapon like, anyway?” An answer such as “it’s a masterwork longsword” is somewhat of an anticlimax, but who has the tim...   [click here for more]

The Fortress Unvanquishable, Save for Sacnoth

This PDF includes the original short story "The Fortress Unvanquishable, Save for Sacnoth," written by Lord Dunsany, and features additional  OGL game statistics for the legendary sword known as Sacnoth, the sword whose mere name ...   [click here for more]

The Thaumaturgic Codex

The Thaumaturgic Codex presents 20 unique arcane spells for use with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.

These spells first appeared in Bloodstone's other OGL titles but have been gathered here and revised, improved, and updated to the new system. Included in this collection are spells of 2nd to 9th level, such as:

Whispers & Rumours: Borderland

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Compatible GM's Resource by Landon Bellavia

After surviving a long, dangerous stint in the untamed regions of the world, your players eventually find themselves back in civilisation.  Upon entering a settlement, the players decide to scope out the area and get a feel for the local goings-on by talking to inhabitants and gathering information.

A...   [click here for more]