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Dragonbane Rpg Path Of Glory
Dragonbane Rpg Path Of Glory is an epic expansion for the Dragonbane RPG. Players will explore the legendary Dead Forest in search of treasure and glory, facing ancient threats. An adventure that collects the original trilogy into a single illustrated edition.
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“Hooves.”
“Come on, there haven't been horses around for years," Pedrina exclaims contemptuously. "You're just imagining things.”
“I'm sure of it. They are hooves.”
With a resigned sigh, Nrim'to lifts his head from the ground and sits down next to Pedrina by the small campfire.
Suddenly, the peace is broken by two huge shapes rushing towards the adventurers with axes drawn.
“WE GET GLORY!” the minotaurs roar, delivering a violent blow with their double axes to each of the adventurers.
Coming to the legendary Dead Forest in search of treasure, glory and a solution to the ancient curse laying waste to the forest, the adventurers soon find themselves embroiled in an epic conflict reaching back to the very foundations of the world. The quest will take the adventurers through the depths of the forest, under the mountain, and into a strange new land where the fate of the world will be determined.
Path of Glory was the first major adventure campaign released for the original Swedish edition of the Dragonbane RPG (Drakar och Demoner), in three installments during 1985 and 1986: The Dead Forest, Gates of Power, and Heart of Darkness. This new edition, reimagined and updated by Free League and the original author Roger Undhagen, collects the trilogy in a single volume.
This full-color, hardback edition has been given completely new illustrations by David Brasgalla and new cover art by Johan Egerkrans. The rules are fully updated to the latest edition of Dragonbane, and the book includes a large, double-sided map in format 432x558mm painted by Francesca Baerald.
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| BARCODE: | 9789189765559 |
| In 1 wishlist This was seen 830 times | |
Description
“Hooves.”
“Come on, there haven't been horses around for years," Pedrina exclaims contemptuously. "You're just imagining things.”
“I'm sure of it. They are hooves.”
With a resigned sigh, Nrim'to lifts his head from the ground and sits down next to Pedrina by the small campfire.
Suddenly, the peace is broken by two huge shapes rushing towards the adventurers with axes drawn.
“WE GET GLORY!” the minotaurs roar, delivering a violent blow with their double axes to each of the adventurers.
Coming to the legendary Dead Forest in search of treasure, glory and a solution to the ancient curse laying waste to the forest, the adventurers soon find themselves embroiled in an epic conflict reaching back to the very foundations of the world. The quest will take the adventurers through the depths of the forest, under the mountain, and into a strange new land where the fate of the world will be determined.
Path of Glory was the first major adventure campaign released for the original Swedish edition of the Dragonbane RPG (Drakar och Demoner), in three installments during 1985 and 1986: The Dead Forest, Gates of Power, and Heart of Darkness. This new edition, reimagined and updated by Free League and the original author Roger Undhagen, collects the trilogy in a single volume.
This full-color, hardback edition has been given completely new illustrations by David Brasgalla and new cover art by Johan Egerkrans. The rules are fully updated to the latest edition of Dragonbane, and the book includes a large, double-sided map in format 432x558mm painted by Francesca Baerald.
Additional information
| Mechanics: | |
| Categories: | |
| Alternative names: | |
| BARCODE: | 9789189765559 |
| In 1 wishlist This was seen 830 times | |
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CAUTION! Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. It contains small parts which could be swallowed or inhaled.