Fortune Hunters is a book of non-player characters that may be encountered in any town. Each of the NPCs is detailed at three different points in their history: low level, medium level, and high level. They can be used as recurring allies or villains with ready explanations of what they have been doing since the last time the characters encountered them.The backgrounds of the NPCs assume that the book... [click here for more]
The Eye of Itral is a “film noir” type adventure set in the town of Cat’s Cradle, written by Ken Spencer. Mysteries and secrets abound, and some of them can be very, very dangerous... This book is intended to be used in tandem with the Cat’s Cradle Sourcebook, also published by Frog God Games.
Includes separate player maps. ... [click here for more]
The Eye of Itral is a “film noir” type adventure set in the town of Cat’s Cradle, written by Ken Spencer. Mysteries and secrets abound, and some of them can be very, very dangerous... This book is intended to be used in tandem with the Cat’s Cradle Sourcebook, also published by Frog God Games.
Includes separate player maps. ... [click here for more]
The Eye of Itral is a “film noir” type adventure set in the town of Cat’s Cradle, written by Ken Spencer. Mysteries and secrets abound, and some of them can be very, very dangerous... This book is intended to be used in tandem with the Cat’s Cradle Sourcebook, also published by Frog God Games.
Includes separate player maps. ... [click here for more]
Fortune Hunters is a book of non-player characters that may be encountered in any town. Each of the NPCs is detailed at three different points in their history: low level, medium level, and high level. They can be used as recurring allies or villains with ready explanations of what they have been doing since the last time the characters encountered them.The backgrounds of the NPCs assume that the book... [click here for more]
Fortune Hunters is a book of non-player characters that may be encountered in any town. Each of the NPCs is detailed at three different points in their history: low level, medium level, and high level. They can be used as recurring allies or villains with ready explanations of what they have been doing since the last time the characters encountered them.The backgrounds of the NPCs assume that the book... [click here for more]
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