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Urban Dressing: Trade Town

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A GM’s Resource by Josh Vogt

Tired of your towns and cities being boring, bland pla...

20 Dungeon Statues with a Secret

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Dungeons always seem to have statues. Perhaps one of the most durable forms of art availa...

Village Backdrop: Sea Bitch

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A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Compatible GM’s Resource by Richard Green

Perc...

Town Backdrop: Wolfsbane Hollow

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Compatible GM’s Resource by Robert Brookes Shielded to the north by the lofty peaks of the Vurdfell Spine and protected from the hordelands of the east by the Greatshadow Gorge, the town of Wolfsbane Hollow has persis...

GM's Monthly Miscellany: May 2015

Featuring material from some of Raging Swan Press’s newest products as well as classic releases of yesteryear, advice articles and material from Creighton’s on-going design of the megadungeon Gloamhold, the GM’s Monthly Miscellany series is a t...

Alternate Dungeons: Abandoned Temple

Not all dungeons feature the traditional setup of a monster-filled subterranean network of rooms and passages. Druidic groves, haunted houses, rank sewers and more can all serve as an exciting backdrop to the PCs’ adventures. Such locations present...

Village Backdrop: Saint Fiacre

A Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Compatible GM’s Resource by Alexander Augunas Saint Fiacre is a village with a turbulent past and an uncertain future. Having weathered sahuagin raids and economic woes, the village struggles to grow and prosperity el...

GM's Monthly Miscellany: April 2015

Featuring material from some of Raging Swan Press’s newest products as well as classic releases of yesteryear, advice articles and material from Creighton’s on-going design of the megadungeon Gloamhold, the GM’s Monthly Miscellany series is a t...

Village Backdrop: Aubade

This week, Raging Swan Press releases Village Backdrop: Aubade by Jacob W. Michaels. I hope you enjoy it, and that you find a place in your campaign or this cursed village! Laid low by a witch's curse, life in the once-prosperous village of Aubade i...

Urban Dressing: Elven Town

Tired of your towns and cities being boring, bland places in which your PCs show little or no interest? Want to bring them alive with cool, interesting minor features of note? Then Urban Dressing is for you! Each instalment in the line focuses on a d...

Subterranean Enclave: Dilath's Hold

This week, Raging Swan Press releases Subterranean Enclave: Dilath's Hold. The centre of the slave trade in the region, Dilath’s Hold is an aberration. Founded by a renegade drow nobleman, within its precincts drow and duergar live (relatively) pe...

Village Backdrop: Red Talon

Huddled in a sheltered cove at the base of lofty cliffs, the tiny village of Red Talon is inaccessible by land for all but the best climbers. Its folk are insular and vague rumours lay cannibalism and devil‐worship at their door—with good reason....

Gibbous Moon Collector's Edition

This week, Raging Swan Press releases Gibbous Moon Collector's Edition in both print and pixels! Months ago, the necromancer Dunstan Wymer was gored by a wereboar and infected with lycanthropy. Almost driven insane by the realization of what he had ...

GM's Monthly Miscellany: March 2015

Featuring material from some of Raging Swan Press’s newest products as well as classic releases of yesteryear, advice articles and material from Creighton’s on-going design of the megadungeon Gloamhold, the GM’s Monthly Miscellany series is a t...

Urban Dressing: Dwarven Town

This week, Raging Swan Press releases Urban Dressing: Dwarven Town. When you run an adventure in a dwarven town or hold, you'll be glad you've got this supplement behind your GM's screen! This instalment of the Urban Dressing line presents loads of ...

GM Screen Inserts

This week, Raging Swan Press releases its Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Compatible GM Screen Inserts. Available in both landscape and portrait versions they are packed with information the busy GM needs to run his game. I use them in my own games and...