Large & Medium Tree Tiles

by Keith Robinson

A small pack of large and medium tree tiles, which can be printed out and used in your game. Each image is 300 dpi and full color.

So if, like me, you're fed up of looking some attractive, simple trees you can print out and use as tiles, then this is for you.

- 4 large unique tree tiles

- 4 medium tree tiles (smaller versions of the large ones)

- 300 dpi

- full color

• 6 unique kobold types that work together in battle.
• Brief background into kobold ecology.
• Detailed battle tactics for each kobold type.
• Common kobold traps.
• Sample Encounter Groups from Encounter Level 1 to 8
• Unique Combat Focus Sheets for each kobold. No more searching through lots of books for a particular spell or feat.
• Full color 1 inch tokens for battlemap play.
• Designed to be used in 15 minutes or less!

As with any roleplaying game, the players’ characters are the center of attention. It is a trapping of the genres that roleplaying games emulate, stretching back to the most basic myths and legends. Though the heroes remain the focus of the stories told in comic books, the ancillary characters, the supporting cast, are often just as important and iconic as the heroes themselves.

Whether it is a hero’s trusted butler, love interest, or professional rival, these supporting characters serve as an important part of the hero’s mythology. They become part of the fabric of the hero’s life and the dual nature of any costumed crimefighter serves to complicate those relationships. An employer in the hero’s civilian life might also serve as a powerful antagonist to that same hero’s costumed identity.

The Supporting Cast series of short supplements from Big Finger Games provides a plug-and-play solution to a hero’s need for dramatic resonance with the incidental characters he or she deals with on a daily basis. The supporting characters contained within can be plugged into a new hero’s background or be introduced into an existing campaign. They provide a useful story base and infrastructure and can be used to flesh out a setting even if they aren’t directly tied to any of the heroes.

Supporting Cast: Precinct 21 details a police precinct that can be dropped into any gleaming metropolis or urban dystopia in your campaign. Included are:

• Backgrounds and stats for four of the major characters involved with the Precinct, including a disgraced cop turned P.I., the commander of GSWAT, a K-9 officer, and a Crime Scene Investigator. Options are included for injecting more four-color concepts into some of the characters’ backgrounds.
• Heroic Cop and Heroic Detective templates.
• Details on GSWAT (Gadgets, Super Weapons and Advanced Technology).
• Eight adventure hooks.
• Ideas for incorporating Precinct 21 into your campaign and using it as a springboard for drama and adventure.

It is the eve of the American Revolution; colonial life is on the verge of drastic change. To some degree, many parts of the world shun folklore and Witchcraft in favor of so called rational thinking. Magic, in many people’s minds, is supposedly as dangerous as a child’s imagination. However, tucked between soldiers, trackers, and pioneers, there are those who believe they know the Truth. Magic, along with monsters, demons and other creatures, is real.

In Colonial Gothic you play a Hero who knows that Magic is real and the horrors that it can create in the form of monsters. These monsters could be anywhere. They could be witches cursing a settlement, vampires that followed European immigrants to the New World, or angry spirits terrorizing a Cherokee tribe. Whether you’re fighting in the frontier or you’re fending off a supernatural disease like Curse from the Grave you, along with others like you, will wage a hidden war because there is no one else brave enough to face the Devil’s minions, fight them and win?

Heroes, be warned: something waits for you in the dark.

And it is hungry.

Written by Richard Iorio, Monica Valenrinelli, Matt McElroy, James Maliszewski and Mathew Kaiser, this 130 page True20 conversion of the popular RPG published by Rogue Games takes you deep into the heart of Colonial America and provides you with everything you need to run a supernatural campaign series during the American Revolution. Painstakingly researched, Colonial Gothic also makes it possible  for you to fight the war for independence and take part in the events which shaped the birth of the nation.

Inside you will find:

An in-depth look into life in Colonial America.

Information about each of the colonies

Detailed information on the native tribes of the region

New Backgrounds

Rules for Rituals and Sanity

New Creatures and suggestions for using existing horrors such as ghouls, spirits and werewolves.

The Revolution has begun, will you join the fight?

The Hunt

The Special Cases Unit of the Philadelphia PD was used to handling strange cases, but when a flesh-eating ghoul killed one of their own, they're thrown into a new world where literal monsters roam the night. Now they're working for an organization known as Task Force: Valkyrie, or they will be after they finish this hunt....

This quickstart for Hunter: The Vigil contains everything you need to play through a scenario (except for some 10-sided dice). This story is set chronologically before our other quickstart, One Year Later, but no knowledge of Hunter is needed to play this stand-alone product.