Slaver compounds are horrible places; to those imprisoned within, they are literally hell on earth. Here sentient beings are bought and sold like any other good.
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Slaver compounds are horrible places; to those imprisoned within, they are literally hell on earth. Here sentient beings are bought and sold like any other good.
A free GM’s Resource for any fantasy roleplaying game.
Read MoreA ship is an excellent place to build verisimilitude into a campaign world. Essentially, the characters are a captive audience, and the ship can become a detailed backdrop to roleplaying encounters and more.
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Read MoreAmid scenes of wild jubilation, Creighton Broadhurst, Publisher of Useful Items at Raging Swan Press, emerged blinking and dazed into the daylight to announce to the expectant gathered throng that the print manuscript of the Dread Thingonomicon was finally complete.
Read MoreCursed with lycanthropy, wererats lurk in the dirty, foul places no one else wants or can tolerate.
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Read MoreA pirate town is a dangerous and unique place to visit. The wise hero watches their step in such a place.
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Read MoreAdventurers often seem to be found in seedy dives and other disreputable drinking establishments.
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Read MoreDeserts are far from bland locales comprising nothing but sand dunes, the occasional cactus and unending sun. Gnoll tribes, ferocious blue dragons and ancient ruins all lurk in the interior ready for brave adventurers to discover them.
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Read MoreRuined castles dot the landscape of every campaign.
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