The Warring Kingdoms Sourcebook is an amazing resource for gameplay. Like the Aventuria Almanac, it includes a section with vital statistics and descriptions of the various regional cities and towns. But it goes even further than that!
The Torg Eternity Kickstarter is in its final hours! This morning we posted the Orrorsh Design Notes video, and so we finish our Why You Want to Play series with the Monster Hunter archetype.
If you've been following along with our Design Notes videos on YouTube, you may have realized that we haven't done the Cyberpapacy yet. Unfortunately there were some problems with the video itself that will keep us from posting it before the end of the Kickstarter campaign. So in the meantime, here is another Why You Should Play to cover Darrell's favorite cosm!
We're getting close to the end of the Torg Eternity Kickstarter, which also means that the book itself is just about done. And that in turn means that we can now post a few sample pages!
Although the Almanac and Bestiary cover many of the creatures you might find across Aventuria, there are still a few unique animals that you might find in Nostria and Andergast.
While citizens of other Aventurian nations may consider the Warring Kingdoms to be backwards in some ways, none question their skill at the forge. The Armory of the Warring Kingdoms explores the weapons and armor of Nostria and Andergast, and even covers some of the region's clothing, food, and drink.
Players (and gamemasters) who enjoy immersing themselves in the world of Aventuria will love The Hero's Breviary of the Warring Kingdoms! This journal-sized book is a series of in-character writing similar in style to On Aves' Path.
Adventuring in the Warring Kingdoms is fraught with danger, and it is easy for travelers to get caught up in the bitter conflict that pervades the region. Even a wedding intended to unite the two nations in peace may not be safe...
Our official Warring Kingdoms Kickstarter launch time is now
Friday, June 23rd - 10am Eastern/2pm UTC/4pm Germany
