This exciting new accessory for the Feng Shui action movie roleplaying game delivers two essential items, in one package, to GMs all over the world: a piece of cardboard and a sheaf of paper. Do not be misled by the apparently humble nature of these objects. The piece of cardboard is not just any piece of cardboard. Not by a long shot. It’s a four-panel Feng Shui reference extravaganza, suitable for GMs to hide game notes and die rolls from players while keeping the most-referenced tables and charts from Feng Shui handy.
 Likewise, the sheaf of paper is not just any sheaf of paper. You can bet your grandma’s heart pills on it. It’s a 32-page booklet containing a bunch of locations you can use in your adventures when your imagination flags and you just can’t figure out where to stage the next fight. It’s especially useful when your characters wind up in another fight in a warehouse, apartment building, or back alley and you can’t for the life of you figure out why this warehouse, apartment building, or back alley is any different from the last dozen of them where you staged fights.

On Location: The Feng Shui GM Screen Tidball, Jeff

Self-Help

Tidball, Jeff

Stress Management

Atlas Games

The Cthulhu 500 card game puts you in the driver's seat for a frenzied race that mixes the madness of HP Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos and the insanity of motor sports. Rev up your Satanic Pushcart's Engine Of The Damned, mount your Radials From Beyond Space And Time, and take a Dreamlands Shortcut to win the race for The Sponsor That Must Not Be Named. The driver in the lead when the Checkered Flag card is drawn celebrates victory by devouring his opponents!

Cthulhu 500

Come to a land of adventure and mystery, of falling empires and rising nations, of legendary creatures and incredible myths. This is Ars Magica's Mythic Europe, where the power of magic is real and exists alongside historical figures and locations. 
Stories revolve around the covenant: one part mystical college, one part magical laboratory, one part Hermetic fortification, one part bastion of secrecy. 
Your Role: Grog, Companion, Magus 
You'll take many roles. At times, you may be a grog, a stalwart guard of the covenant, well-paid for your labors with a life far more exciting than that of the common folk. At other times, you may be a companion, a respected friend of the covenant, using your professional skills for a share of the glory and the reward. You'll also take on the role of a magus, a wizard of legendary power, a leader of the covenant, a member of one of the Houses of Hermes. With each role you play, however, you have knowledge few others possess. You know of Ars Magica, the art of magic. 
A Magical Game 
The first edition of Ars Magica set the benchmark for magic in fantasy roleplaying. It pioneered the storytelling style of roleplaying that has become so popular today. Its setting, Mythic Europe, sparked the imaginations of fantasy fans and history enthusiasts alike. 
The fourth edition of Ars Magica's core rulebook introduces improved systems in several key areas such as combat, character advancement, and covenant generation. This version of the game retains and improves upon Ars Magica's powerful and flexible magic system -- widely regarded as the best rules for magic in all of gaming. Ars Magica Fourth Edition also remains compatible with the game's previously released supplements. 
Ars Magica won the Gamer's Choice Award for Best Fantasy Roleplaying Game of 1988; the Fourth Edition was nominated for the Origins Award for Best Roleplaying Rules of 1996.

Ars Magica : The Art of Magic (Ars Magica)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Tweet, Jonathan

Rein-Hagen, Mark

Gaming

Atlas Games,U.S.

In 1018 AD, while secretly aiding the Christian forces against the Moors of Spain, the Flambeau of Val-Negra stumbled upon a small, secretive group of hedge wizards practicing their magic within the Christian city of Barcelona. Offended by this affront to the Order, the magi initiated contact with the new rivals rather bluntly: "join or die!" Kabbalah: Mythic Judaism delves into the Jewish Quarters of Mythic Europe, investigating the full spectrum of Jewish law, history, faith, and legend. It reveals the mysteries of Kabbalah, its scope ranging from gematria to the Tree of Life to the creation of golems. In addition to providing full rules for creating kabbalist characters, it details two new classes of hedge wizards: baal shem and necromancers. Players and storyguides alike will find a wealth of information within.

Kabbalah: Mythic Judaism (Ars Magica Fantasy Roleplaying)

Genest, Jeremiah

Honigsberg, David

A Serpent in the East "These Russians too many princes. Now in Great Bulgar, we are sensible folk. Terribly sensible. We have only one prince, our Khan, you see? He gives us our law all the same law good Muslim law too. And he leads us in battle, and he sets the taxes lightly, oh yes. Now isn't that sensible? These Russians too many princes." Welcome to Russia and the lands of the Novgorod Tribunal. These principalities sprawl over an enormous expanse of Mythic Europe, encompassing Novgorod itself, Suzdalia, Smolensk, Polotsk, Volinia, Kiev, Chernigov, Ryazan, Pereyaslavl, Galicia, and Pinsk-Turov, as well as the Kingdom of Poland. Forest, swamp, steppe, and tundra the Novgorod Tribunal encompasses all of these, and holds the magi who live in it under its authority. And yet for such a vast breadth of land, few magi dwell in this tribunal. Far more numerous are the Volkhvy the religious leaders of the slavs, who wield their own mighty power. The Dragon and the Bear

The Dragon and the Bear (Ars Magica)

Shoul, Simeon

Fantasy

Obey. Consume. Remain silent. 
WELCOME TO 2056. 
What, you thought the future was going to be jet packs, world peace, and the cure for cancer? Guess again, pal. When the Architects of the Flesh took over, they had different ideas ideas like conformity, stability, and equality at any price. 
Sure, there are cool personal fliers: The cops use 'em to keep the public in line. Curing cancer got put on the back burner, 'cause the Buro was more interested in mind control technology. As for world peace, sure, they've got that. Maybe Acapulco had to be burned to the ground, maybe Sri Lanka will never recover from its "pacification," and maybe there's still martial law in the Texas Demilitarized Zone but the rest of the world is peaceful as the grave. 
In the future there's no inequality because no one's permitted to excel. There's no unemployement because everyone has a mandatory job. There's no freedom except the freedom to choose between brands. 
Seed of the New Flesh gives you everything you need to fight the good fight in 2056. Want to know about Buro resistance movements? Want to know what new Arcanowave awfulness the CDCA is cooking up? Want to know if "Cats" is still playing on Broadway? From the heights of Buro high tech to the depths of its standard of living it's all here, waiting for for you, your players, and their duffel bags full of guns.

Seed of the New Flesh (Feng Shui)

Stolze, Greg

A case of mistaken identity. The wrong bag of videotapes. Blood and circuses. An underground fighting circuit. A journey into Darkest Africa. A crotchety old ice cream vendor who happens to be a kung fu master. A fu-based super weapon. A child who can change the course of history at whim. And more.
 In Your Face Again is a Feng Shui roleplaying game collection featuring a wide variety of scenarios, ranging from introductory adventures for players new to Feng Shui to stories that embroil the characters more deeply in the Secret War than they ever cared to go. The scenarios span the open junctures and the Netherworld, and include adversaries from most of the factions described in Feng Shui to date. Whether you're looking for inspiration for an ongoing campaign or simply don't have the time to create your own scenarios, In Your Face Again provides everything you need for months of Feng Shui entertainment!

In Your Face Again (Feng Shui)

Humor & Entertainment

Puzzles & Games

White Wolf Publishing

The Game Master's Kit is the perfect accessory for fans of the Dragon Age RPG. This handy accessory features a three-panel, hardback screen that puts all the essential game info right in front of you. It also includes a 32-page adventure by Jeff Tidball that can serve as an introduction to the game or as a follow-up to the adventure in the core game.

Dragon Age Game Master's Kit

Green Ronin Publishing

Return to Ferelden and face the Blight in Dragon Age Set 2! Set 1 put adventurers on their path and covered characters of level 1 to 5. Now Set 2 brings them to the next stage of their journey, providing everything needed to play characters of level 6 to 10. Its many highlights include rules for playing the legendary Grey Wardens, the introduction of roleplaying and exploration stunts, nearly 40 new spells, expanded world info and character backgrounds, and the addition of specializations like arcane warrior, berserker, and assassin.

Dragon Age RPG Set 2

Comics & Graphic Novels

Kenson, Steve

Graphic Novels

Winner of the 2012 Origins Award Pull up a chair and see how the world's top game designers roll. 
You want your games to be many things: Creative. Innovative. Playable. Fun. If you're a designer, add "published" to that list. 
The Kobold Guide to Board Game Design gives you an insider's view on how to make a game that people will want to play again and again. Author Mike Selinker (Betrayal at House on the Hill) has invited some of the world's most talented and experienced game designers to share their secrets on game conception, design, development, and presentation. 
In these pages, you'll learn about storyboarding, balancing, prototyping, and playtesting from the best in the business.

Kobold Guide to Board Game Design (Kobold Guides)

JACKSON, STEVE

FORBECK, MATT

Ernest, James

Selinker, Mike

Howell, David

Levy, Richard C.

Garfield, Richard

Yu, Dale

Daviau, Rob

Open Design LLC

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