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the three basic core system books for D&D 3rd^H^H^H 3.5th edition seem to have multiplied...
Published for D&D 3e & 3.5e and the d20 system
by Mongoose Publishing
Out of Stock Titles obtained to customer order
Ars Magica "Coriolis" sourcebooks are (or were) beginning to appear with dual d20 & native d10 sytem stats:
Requires use of the D&D 3.5th ed. Player's Handbook; see the page linked to for fuller details;
(return to
The Black Company Campaign Setting/RPG entry on the Role-Playing Game Index page)
Dave Arneson's variant 3/3.5/3.75 Edition D&D Setting and Adventures
steam, mechanical and borderline early electro-mechanical technology in a fantasy world - yumm... - ouch! - [fx: sucks fingers]
by the co-creator of Dungeons & Dragons
& d20 sourcebooks, plus all the available Chaosium/BRP system Sourcebooks, Adventures, etc, for the rpg of nameless, formless, indescribable horrors (and other monsters), arcane lore kept secret over the centuries, including the Necronomican, the Book of the Dead, perhaps the ultimate tome of mysteries, first known from the writings [ravings?] of the mad arab, Abdul al-Hazred, almost impossible to find now, in any translation [the concept of an original scarcely bears thinking about], that drives mad anyone rash - foolhardy, even - enough to study its contents for any length of time; "That is not dead, which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons, even death may die..."
(return to
Call of Cthulhu D20 RPG
on the RPG Index page)
& sourcebooks, etc, plus all the available native d10 system books, and Sourcebooks, Adventures, etc, for the Weird West RPG
(return to
Deadlands d20 RPG
on the RPG Index page)
In the far future, Earth is a battlefield between the forces of Good and Evil; infernos scar the face of the planet, and champions of the One Above fight a seemingly doomed war against the unwholesome creatures of Beelzebub, The Lord of the Flies; the Dreamseed
RPG requiring use of the D&D 3rd or 3.5th Edition Players Handbook.
(Return to
Engel RPG
on the RPG Index page)