Languard: City of Adventure, Explained

Languard: City of Adventure is a multi-month project detailing Languard, the Duchy of Ashlar’s capital city. The book is available in 5e, OSR, and Pathfinder 1 editions.

It comprises the following chapters:

Languard: City of Adventure (April release; released)
Languard: High City (May release; released)
Languard: Low City (June release)
Languard: Fishshambles (July release)
Languard: Shambles (August release)
Languard: The Wrecks (September release)
Languard: Beyond the Walls (October release)

We are releasing one chapter a month, and every time we add a new chapter to Languard: City of Adventure, we increase the price by $2. We started with Languard: City of Adventure, which presents an extensive overview of the city. Subsequent chapters detail Languard’s various wards and districts. When we release a new chapter, we add it to the download for Languard: City of Adventure.

Raging Swan Press Store: If you purchased Languard: City of Adventure at the Raging Swan Press store, send us your order number and we’ll refresh your downloads.
DriveThruRPG: If you purchased Languard: City of Adventure at DriveThruRPG, the new chapter is automatically added to your download library.

Once complete, the book will be available in PDF, soft cover and hardback editions.

About Languard: City of Adventure

Storied Languard is a noisy, dirty place. Here, amid broad, muddy streets teeming with life and shadow-mantled, danger-filled alleyways, there is little beneath the sun that cannot be had somewhere—for a price.

Languard stands hard against Hard Bay’s turbulent waters. To the north, across the bay, lies the Mottled Spire’s brooding spray-drenched mass, the curse-haunted ruins of Greystone and Gloamhold’s doom-wreathed halls.

Few Languardians overly concern themselves with the brooding terrors lurking within Gloamhold’s halls. But for others, the legendary, benighted ruin draws them to Languard as a moth to a flame. For within Languard’s stout walls live, plot and die an ever-changing hodgepodge of adventurers, freebooters and mercenaries, lured here by the treasures said to lie but a scant few miles to the north.