Malcolm Sheppard Livres

"A chronicle book for The Lost, with rules for exploring Arcadia - the homeland of the Fae."

The Noble Oaths Swear again your allegiance to your Court; take up your knight's banner and badge once more. The ties between us shall be renewed, and the old oaths fulfilled. We all stand together in summer, the season of war. A Character Book for Changeling: The LostT • A detailed look at freeholds, how they operate and how to create particularly vivid settings for a chronicle • Information on the four seasonal Great Courts, from rituals and customs to their magical arsenal of powers • A host of new Entitlements, from bold knights to cun-ning courtiers

Shut up! You am Ork! Enter the bone-cracking World of Orkdom with Ork: TheRoleplaying Game. This new edition is the standalone, streamlined roleplayinggame of orkish mayhem: a "beer and pretzels" game where monstrous, hilariousadventure matters more than rules and tables. Claw your way out of the Gunk Pit,earn your name with acts of spectacular violence, and bring terror to theSquishy Man villages in the name of Almighty Krom. Includes a blood-soakedcombat system, other, lesser rules, and a complete series of adventures to takeyour orks from nameless youth to sharp-toothed, unholy terrors--if you can avoidthe wrath of Krom. Being a monster has never been such fun!

Six of Swords is an adventure anthology for Blue Rose: The AGE RPG of Romantic Fantasy. Set in the fantastic world of Aldea, these six adventures provide Narrators with ready to go scenarios for characters of various levels. They include ruined mansions, masquerade balls, vampiric curses, mysterious masks, sorcerous secrets, ghostly hauntings, lost loves, looming threats, and tragic quests where heroes are called upon to make the right choices. Six of Swords has hours of adventure, excitement, and entertainment for your Blue Rose game. The Kingdom of the Blue Rose needs heroes, will you answer the call?

"Malcolm Miller was a poet who spent much of his life in Salem, Massachusetts. After publishing two collections of his work with a traditional publisher in Canada, he self-published many small collections in the years that followed. After his death in 2014, some admirers of his poetry, including Rod Kessler, who taught creative writing at Salem State University for many years, gathered some of his finest poems together, which are presented in this book. An introduction by Rod Kessler is included in this collection. Miller's work is evidence of an original and authentic American voice"-- Provided by publisher