The Best of the Very Worst! Emissaries of Evil incorporates evil outsiders of every kind, from malevolent masterminds like night hags to black-hearted hunters like yeth hounds. Some evil outsiders are subtle and stealthy stalkes, like the fearsome hellcat or the mirror-master soulsliver. There are fiend-tainted footsoldiers like the urdefhan, and hideous misshapen monstrosities like the vargouilles, hideous flying heads seeking only to plant their tainted kiss and sprout more of their monstrous kin. Many of these independent evil outsiders prowl the Lower Planes acknowledging no master but themselves and wielding power through puppets by clever manipulation, like the serpent-shrouded dorvae, while others serve otherworldly overlords of other planes, as the awful ankou serve the mightiest rulers of the Fey Realms as punishers and assassins. Many evil creatures call upon the powers of darkness, like the shadow mastiff, but others indulge in the corrupted power of light to cloak their horrid hearts in the glow of heaven's light, like the shining child. There are evil outsiders that seem to mortals no more than twisted and strange animalistic beasts, like the stilt-legged achaierai, though their flightless ferocity belies their cruel cleverness. The ultimate emissary of evil, however, is the distilled immortal ichor of a dead god of deepest vileness, which may eternal lie until with strange eons even the death of a god may die. As if these were not enough, guest contributor Sean K Reynolds adds the brand-new maldonado, a body-jumping fiend of possession created from the warped and twisted soul of a fallen angel, now living a vampiric half-life riding the bodies of mortals until their souls are consumed. A dozen and one vile creatures of every description lie within, from CR 3 to 21, and if all these statistics were not sufficient to sate your appetite for evil, we bring you a chilling tale of corruption, captivity, and maternal malevolence to set the proper mood for using these Emissaries of Evil. The Mythic Monsters series from Legendary Games sets aside the rich story and background that is our trademark, because it is focused on absolute crunch, and there it absolutely lives up our highest standards of innovative layout, beautiful aesthetics, and excellence in design that is second to none. We hope you enjoy using it as much as we enjoyed making it. Game on!

Mythic Monsters: Emissaries of Evil

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Reynolds, Sean K.

Phillips, Tom

Nelson, Jason

Welham, Mike

Rigg, Alistair J

Gaming

Legendary Games

Wriggling, Writhing, Ravenous! Mythic Worms brings you a variety of vermicious villains, from teeming tiny terrors like the clinging, blood-sucking leech swarm and the terrifying parasitic rot grub swarm with its invasive gestation. At the opposite extreme, the titanic giant purple worm embodies brutal strength and primal power, while the equally huge neothelid is a lurking alien menace of the deep places beneath the world, its wormy exterior belying an advanced alien intelligence. The sinister seugathi are spawned by the neothelids as their spies and slaves, but are formidable in their own right, and like them the vermlek demon is an infiltrator par excellence, wriggling inside the remains of its victims and wearing their mind and body as a fleshy suit until the moment they burst forth in a rain of terror and blood. The freezing frost worm is legendarily as deadly in death as in life, while the sizzling thoqqua bores through stone and steel as easily as flesh. Not truly worms, perhaps, the heaving bulk of the giant slug and the kaleidoscopic shell of the freakish flail snail are nonetheless a sight dreaded by adventurers of every stripe. Perhaps most deadly of all, the worm that walks embodies every part of wormish terror in the form of slain sorcerer risen again through the eldritch appetite of the worms that consumed his living flesh. To this collection of worms CR 3 to 21, we present the terrifying ghoul-spewing conqueror worm, a carrion crawler supreme that devours and regurtigates the dead as its feasting slaves. As if this were not enough, we also bring you rules for getting a wormish companion of your own, including a divine domain for your local cult of Worms and a set of feats for taming and riding wormish beasts! The Mythic Monsters series from Legendary Games brings you dynamic and exciting mechanics alongside evocative and cinematic new abilities that really help creatures live up to their flavor text, whether they are creatures of real-world myth and legend or creatures born out of the RPG tradition itself. These creatures can work just as well in a non-mythic campaign as they do in one that incorporates the full mythic rules, as you can throw them at your jaded players who think they’ve seen it all or know the standard monster stats as well as you do. That look of surprise and “What was THAT?” will warm any GM’s heart. Get this 30-page mythic monster supplement today, and look forward to future releases in the Mythic Monsters line.

Mythic Monsters: Worms

Rigg, Alistair

Raging Swan's GM's Miscellany: Wilderness Dressing

Tired of glossing over the details of your PCs' overland journey (except for the inevitable, violent random encounters)? Want to add in minor features of interest to their journeys? Want to make their journeys seem more "real"? Then GM's Miscellany: Wilderness Dressing is for you! A compilation of the Wilderness Dressing line, each instalment focuses on a different type of wilderness or a feature therein and gives the harried GM the tools to bring such features to life with interesting and cool noteworthy features.   GM's Miscellany: Wilderness Dressing presents loads of great features and details to enliven your PCs' travel both overland and by sea. Designed to be used both during preparation or actual play, GM's Miscellany: Wilderness Dressing is an invaluable addition to any GM's armoury!

Bennett, John

Broadhurst, Creighton

Greyworks

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Compatible GM's Resource by John Bennett, Creighton Broadhurst, Jeff Gomez, Richard Green, Steve Hood, Greg Marks, Jacob W. Michaels, Stephen Radney-MacFarland and Mike Welham Village Backdrops are short, richly detailed supplements that each present a single village ready to insert into almost any home campaign. Perfect for use as a waystop on the road to adventure, as an adventure site themselves or as a PC's home, Village Backdrop present the details so the busy GM can focus on crafting exciting, compelling adventures. This GM's Miscellany collects together the fourth twelve Village Backdrops, along with bonus, never seen before village, together in one place. GM's Miscellany: Village Backdrops IV is the work of many talented designers and features the following villages: - Cahill Abbey (by Jacob W. Michaels) - Feigrvidr (by Stephen Radney-MacFarland) - Feyhall (by Greg Marks) - Greystone (by Creighton Broadhurst) - Macrimei (by John Bennett) - Ossoko Draconsha (by John Bennett) - Revenge (by Richard Green) - Shroudhaven (by Mike Welham) - Silver Bluff (by Mike Welham) - Tigley (by Steve Hood) - Umelas (by Jeff Gomez) - Vaagwol (by Greg Marks) - Y'taris (by Jeff Gomez)

Raging Swan's GM's Miscellany: Village Backdrop IV

Gomez, Jeff

Broadhurst, Creighton J

An Empire Must Fall The legions of the Ultari Hegemony have been turned back once again, their parade of victories turned to rout, but even now their rulers plot revenge from their long-hidden sanctuary in the deeps of space. Their ruin never will be complete unless their stronghold is overthrown, and the heroes must pursue their fleeing leaders beyond the boundaries of known space and through an endless nebula where dead gods drift and living entropy reigns through a rip in the fabric of reality to find a vast realm left behind by an elder race, where magic, mighty machines, and the power of the mind rule all. Here a corrupted sun is caught in the grip of an impossibly vast sphere spanning hundreds of millions of miles, joined by an intricate network and dominated by the collective psychic power of countless minds. Breaching this shell, the heroes face technological terrors and wonders in equal measure, guarded by the souls of the damned and the scions of the sun, and infiltrating a thought-controlled bureaucracy to find long-lost friends, unlikely allies, and an end to immortality itself. To shatter the power of the Hegemony and bring peace to the galaxy, they must shatter the chains of destiny and unleash a power beyond imagining To Kill a Star! To Kill a Star is an adventure for 19th to 20th-level characters using the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. This is the double-sized final chapter in the amazing Legendary Planet Adventure Path, a spectacular sword-and-planet saga from Legendary Games blending sci-fi and fantasy, magic and machines with an exciting pulp sensibility and style. To Kill a Star includes not only a massive interstellar adventure but also brand-new monsters, magic, and technology, including rules for explosives and heavy weapons, a full gazetteer of a star-spanning Dyson sphere and its inhabitants, and an ongoing fiction series. Here you will find amazing adventures that span the stars and plunder the planets in a campaign that takes your heroes to 20th level and beyond! Grab this exotic epic today and Make Your Game Legendary!This 172-page PDF or 170-page print volume contains the following: - "To Kill a Star," a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game adventure for 19th to 20th-level characters by Jason Nelson and Steven T. Helt.- A "Planetary Bestiary" by Mike Welham and Steven T. Helt, featuring nine new monsters: the void-blasted locusdaemon, the gleaming diamantem, the psychic erebus, the deadly griever, the kaulvrex hive, the savage pelkrev, the ghostly yllosan, and spacefaring amorphs like the living nebula and star blight!- New technological and magical items like the klaven spacesuit, black ray pistol, disintegration torc, and The Unbroken Blade!- A detailed gazetteer of the massive Dyson sphere that encompasses the entire star.- Expanded rules for adventuring in the void, including dealing with gravity, radiation, vacuum, zero-gravity maneuvering, and more!- Expanded rules for explosives and heavy weapons, including feats, alchemist discoveries, grenades, and the bombardier archetype!- "Planet Killer," the final chapter in Chris A. Jackson's ongoing tale of Anasya, an interplanetary adventurer just hoping to survive the literal end of the world!For further information on the earlier adventures in the Legendary Planet Adventure Path, pick up the Legendary Planet Player's Guide and check the Legendary Games website!The Legendary Planet Adventure Path includes the 1st-level prequel adventure The Assimilation Strain and the following adventures: #1: To Worlds Unknown (2nd to 5th level)#2: The Scavenged Codex (5th to 7th level)#3: Dead Vault Descent (8th to 10th level)#4: Confederates of the Shattered Zone (11th to 14th level)#5: The Depths of Desperation (15th to 17th level)#6: Mind Tyrants of the Merciless Moons (17th to 18th level)#7: To Kill a Star (19th to 20th level)

Legendary Planet: To Kill a Star

Helt, Steven T.

Jackson, Chris A.

Drader, Darrin

Brookes, Robert

Keith, Jonathan H.

Independently published

The 17th volume in our Mythic Monsters series, Mythic Monsters: Aliens brings you a dozen and one monsters that are truly out of this world. A handful are indifferent to the plight of terrestrial races, simply exploring with dispassionate efficiency and adapting themselves to new worlds like the robotic adaptoid or the floating brethedan. Others are frequent travelers between worlds, either physically like the wily witchwyrds and the mighty xanthos, or by sending their thoughts out among the cosmos like the contemplative. Some alien races usually remain on their own worlds, ruling kingdoms or clanholds like the soaring dragonkin and the gun-toting shobhad, while the mysterious flumph searches out dangerous invaders from beyond the tapestry of night. Some alien invaders simply seed worlds with dangerous propagation, like the spiny lunarma or the towering moonflower, but others are far more sinister, like the apocalyptic akata plagues or the insidious incursions of intellect devourers. The brand-new qomok is an alien THING that can absorb and assimilate the aspects of virtually anything, taking the semblance of other living things long enough to invade and spread its deadly seed like an all-consuming virus. On top of these extraterrestrial enemies, Mythic Monsters: Aliens also introduces the alien subtype to help characterize creatures from planets beyond your own, notes on alien magic items, and 10 alien-themed spells (including mythic and non-mythic versions of the brand-new identify technology spell to help make sense of those alien artifacts your PCs are bound to discover). The 13 alien beasts contained herein, ranging in CR from 1 to 17, are updated for the mythic rules, and when we say updated we mean complete stat blocks, yes, but more than that every one of these massive menaces has its own unique and exciting new mythic abilities, from a mythic adaptoid's electrostunner and deflector screen to the cosmic awareness of a mythic flumph! The Mythic Monsters series from Legendary Games brings you dynamic and exciting mechanics alongside evocative and cinematic new abilities that really help creatures live up to their flavor text, whether they are creatures of real-world myth and legend or creatures born out of the RPG tradition itself. These creatures can work just as well in a non-mythic campaign as they do in one that incorporates the full mythic rules, as you can throw them at your jaded players who think they’ve seen it all or know the standard monster stats as well as you do. That look of surprise and “What was THAT?” will warm any GM’s heart.

Mythic Monsters: Aliens (alternate cover)

Bruck, Benjamin

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

A TIME OF CORRUPTION Zenacon-Global Inc, a US Corporation, is one of the largest multinational global conglomerates in the world. Both the corporation and the main board members are under investigation for serious fraud, and other irregular activities by the IRS, the Security Exchange Commission and the CIA. Building seven is where the investigation into Zenacon-Global Inc is being carried out. It is where all of the incriminating evidence is being held. The building and its contents have to be destroyed and Worldwide Executive Management mercenaries are hired to do the job. A TIME FOR DESTRUCTION Dr Casey Hart, an explosives expert who specialises in demolishing high-rise buildings in built-up areas, is forced to plan the destruction of building seven. The world watched as the twin towers crashed to the ground virtually in free-fall. Then seven hours later, building seven implodes into its own footprint, collapsing in just seven seconds. No fire could have caused such a failure. Only one thing could... Nano Thermate, used as part of a controlled demolition. A TIME FOR JUSTICE The heads of Zenacon-Global Inc instruct Worldwide Executive Management to use their Black Eagles mercenaries to eliminate Hart and destroy all evidence. An assassination attempt fails to kill Hart and he flees for his life. The Excalibur Foundation, an organisation that seeks justice for political victims, steps in to save Hart. Dan Pierce, a former French Foreign Legion sniper, is contracted for his second assignment: to save Hart and secure the incriminating evidence. In a dramatic twist, Federal accident investigator Grace Garcia and Katie Jackson, a reporter for the Daily Globe, also have damaging evidence against Zenacon. Dan has their lives in his hands, he just has to find and rescue them...

WTC Building 7

Literature & Fiction

Hope for the Homeward Road Marooned on an alien planet with few friends, your heroes discover a ray of hope - a possible way home! While wary of the corrupt denizens of Argosa, they must investigate such a promising lead, even if it takes convincing an inhuman crime boss to use his interplanetary gate to reach the desolate world of Rythes. Once there, the PCs face a harrowing journey across the wasteland peninsula of the Broken Baronies to locate the pieces of the Opus Aeterna. With mutant barbarians, misguided zealots, and savage predators challenging every step of the way, the PCs must use every ounce of luck, strength, skill, and guile to survive and in the process begin to unravel the mystery of the ancient Patrons and the nature of the Weave between worlds. With treachery on every hand, can they survive long enough to reclaim the wisdom of the ancients and their only hope of returning home lies in the pages of The Scavenged Codex? The Scavenged Codex is an adventure for 5th to 8th level characters using using the 5th Edition of the world's most famous roleplaying game. The latest chapter in the amazing Legendary Planet Adventure Path, a spectacular 5E sword-and-planet saga from Legendary Games blending sci-fi and fantasy, magic and machine with an exciting pulp sensibility and style. The Scavenged Codex includes not only a massive interplanetary adventure but also brand-new monsters, magic, technology, including new rules for vehicles, races, and chases, a full gazetteer of the planet of Rythes, and an ongoing fiction series. Here you will find amazing adventures that span the stars and plunder the planets in a campaign that takes your heroes to 20th level and beyond! Grab this exotic epic today and Make Your Game Legendary! This 120-page PDF or 118-page print volume contains the following - "The Scavenged Codex," a Pathfinder adventure for 5th to 8th-level characters by Mike Shel and Mike Welham - A "Planetary Bestiary" by Mike Shel and Mike Welham, featuring the beautiful but deadly beghedi seedling, parasite, and mother plant; the rapacious chag beetle; the stealthy sand glutton; the warlike krang; the merciless syaandi; the disgusting oulbaene; and the sinister sarlu! - A collection of "Alien Treasures" by Mike Shel and Mike Welham, including 4 new magic items and 6 new technological items, from the Bellianic crown to the meteroite flare! - A gazetteer of the planet Rythes, "The One-Way World," by Mike Shel and Jonathan H. Keith. - A detailed exploration of fantasy vehicles, including rules for races and chases and brand-new vehicles like the deadcrawler, sand skiff, and sarlu aquarium by Tim Hitchcock and Jason Nelson. - A downloadable PDF art and map folio, featuring unkeyed player-friendly maps and more. - And last but not least, "Fixer," the second chapter in a 7-part short story by award-winning author Chris A. Jackson For further information on the Legendary Planet Adventure Path and upcoming adventures like Dead Vault Descent and Confederates of the Shattered Zone, pick up the Legendary Planet Player's Guide (5E) and check the Legendary Games website! The earlier installments in this series are also available here at Amazon: THE ASSIMILATION STRAIN (5E) https://www.amazon.com/Legendary-Planet-Assimilation-Strain-5th/dp/0692492259/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1476388567&sr=8-2&keywords=legendary+games+legendary+planet TO WORLDS UNKNOWN (5E) https://www.amazon.com/Legendary-Planet-Worlds-5th/dp/0692563598/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1476388480&sr=8-5&keywords=legendary+games+legendary+planet

Legendary Planet: The Scavenged Codex (5E) (Legendary Planet (5E))

Games, Legendary

Hitchcock, Tim

Dillon, Dan

Shel, Mike

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<li>Few knew of the secretive expedition to explore the darkest corners of Golarion's solar system when it began, yet the citizens of the unsuspecting town of Dustpawn are about to learn more than they'd imagined of the horrors that lurk within the Dark Tapestry. A blazing object in the sky marks the beginning of trouble for the sleepy town, with strange disappearances and stranger creatures appearing in the Dustpawn hinterlands. Can the heroes save the townsfolk from fiery doom, reality-warping creatures that view the citizens merely as experimental stock, and a horrific threat from beyond the stars themselves?</li> <li>An adventure for 9th-level characters, Doom Comes to Dustpawn is written by Mike Welham, 2012's winner of Paizo Publishing's annual RPG Superstar contest.</li>
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Pathfinder Module: Doom Comes to Dustpawn

Paizo, Inc.

Steel and Death Under a Gentle Sunset Still seeking a way home, your heroes use their newfound knowledge and a daring heist from the dangerous Thanex Coterie to reactivate a long dormant interplanetary gate. Traveling to the lost world of Kylorn, a tidally locked planet half scorched by eternal sunshine, half frozen by endless darkness, they must descend into the dead vaults beneath the planet's surface and travel from the frozen dark side of the planet through the picturesque sunset lands to the burning inferno of the scorching Daylands in search of Kylorn's primary portal. Along the way, they must face lethal sentient automatons and deathless undead legions locked in a perpetual war for centuries, while shapeshifting assassins, powerful guardians, and the deadly extremes of the planet itself promise death or glory to the PCs on their Dead Vault Descent! Dead Vault Descent is an adventure for 8th to 10th level characters using the Starfinder Roleplaying Game! The latest chapter in the amazing Legendary Planet Adventure Path, a spectacular sword-and-planet saga from Legendary Games blending sci-fi and fantasy, magic and machine with an exciting pulp sensibility and style. Dead Vault Descent includes not only a massive interplanetary adventure but also brand-new monsters, magic, technology, new archetypes and feats blending magic and machinery, along with a full gazetteer of the Sunset World of Kylorn and its inhabitants and an ongoing fiction series! Here you will find amazing adventures that span the stars and plunder the planets in a campaign that takes your heroes to 20th level and beyond! Grab this exotic epic today and Make Your Game Legendary! This 108-page PDF or 106-page print volume contains the following- "Dead Vault Descent," a Starfinder Roleplaying Game adventure for 8th to 10th-level characters by Matt Goodall, Jason Nelson, and Neil Spicer - A "Planetary Bestiary" by Matt Goodall, featuring the all-consuming amalgamite swarm, the enigmatic robotic divymm race, the sinister shapeshifting hetzuud, the sturdy and faithful narav lizard, and the lethal toxic eradicator! - A collection of "Alien Treasures" by Matt Goodall, including the energy blade, convocation stone, dauntless jacket, and the malevolent necromantic box! - A gazetteer of the broken world of Kylorn by Matt Goodall, Jeff Lee, and Mike Welham, exploring a tidally locked planet with one side blasted by eternal sunshine and the other frozen in endless night, plus the massive tunnel system riddling the under-realms of the planet where undying machines and immortal undead wage and unending shadow war.- A detailed look at archeypes and feats by Clinton J. Boomer, Jeff Lee, and Jason Nelson, blending magic and machinery as they pry into the secrets of the stars and the deep places of worlds they explore, like the delver and engram channeler to the nanotech infuser and robot fighter! - An array of Legendary Feats by Lyz Liddell and Landon Winkler, bringing a touch of mythic power to your Starfinder heroes!- A downloadable PDF art and map folio, featuring unkeyed player-friendly maps and more.- And last but not least, "Machine Language," the third chapter in a 7-part short story by award-winning author Chris A. JacksonFor further information on the earlier adventures in the Legendary Planet Adventure Path and upcoming adventures like Confederates of the Shattered Zone, The Depths of Desperation, and Mind Tyrants of the Merciless Moons, pick up the Legendary Planet Player's Guide and check the Legendary Games website!

Legendary Planet: Dead Vault Descent (Starfinder) (Legendary Planet (Starfinder))

Lee, Jeff

Winkler, Landon

Liddell, Lyz

Boomer, Clinton J.

Goodall, Matt

Spicer, Neil

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