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Written by: Joseph Carriker, Patrick Lawinger, Neal Levin, Darren Pearce, Wil Upchurch
Page Count: 68 pages
Cover Art: Gillian Pearce
Illustrated by: Anna Dobritt, Owen Kuhn, Gillian Pearce

One of the dangers of having PCs go into a town for rest an relaxation is that the majority of the time you have no idea what should be there. Many PCs of course just want to go to the latest and greatest tavern for a barfight. But there are those out there that want to go shopping. Those are the ones that will ask the dreaded phrase "Whats on the shelves?"

Includes:

Dozens of complete NPCs
Dozens of new items for use in your campaign.
13 Complete shop locations
64 Pages of useful text

Locations Inside:

Herbalist - Miralle's
Brewer - Blithes Spirits
Misc - Scribes and Paper
Misc - Gizelle's Fine Herbs and Potions
Clothier - Silken Dreams
Blacksmith & Stables - Traken Brother's Stables
Weaponsmith - Ringing Steel
Cobbler - diCarpoli's Shoes
The Armorium
Misc - Reston's Wood Creations
Misc - Expedition Outfitters
Bowyer/Fletcher - Stormfeather Fletchery
Inn - Blue Flame Inn

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SM F.

April 8th, 2009

Very nice, good information, full of little goodies for the discerning GM.

Micah J.

December 5th, 2004

The City Guide is a good starter for drop-in businesses and establishments in a campaign city. I found the descriptions to be well thought out and charming.

LIKED: I enjoyed the attention to the personalities that run the shops and business [...]

Marcus B.

June 20th, 2004

Great supplement if you need to outfit a city or village with some shops. The presentation is good and the layout fitting. The Locales itself are not too extraordinary but also not Bland. There is a bit from everything in it. The Shops are very well prese [...]

Ciaran H.

June 14th, 2004

Excellent material for fleshing out as setting, wether a large city or a random hamlet.

Joshua T.

April 15th, 2004

This is an ok product - the art is average, and the character/location write-ups are a bit... mundane, for the most part. Some of these locations will definitely find their way into my game, some wil not.