Ouvrages pour Conan

power, unseen by most of the world; they are the Picts. Dark and mysterious, lurking in dim forests and dank swamps, these barbarous villains of the Hyborian Age are a primal force that will ultimately unleash its collective rage to topple civilisation in a wave of savage devastation. This book is intended to give Players and Games Masters alike the resources to bring these terrible adversaries to life. For those who intend to play settlers in the wild Westermarck – beware. This book will also be useful for Players who wish to play a Pict in Conan the Roleplaying Game, providing detailed background information allowing the portrayal of an exciting and believable Pict who is more than just a dull-witted and bloodthirsty savage. Meanwhile, Games Masters have revealed to them the world of the Picts, their barbaric culture and horrific sorceries, their secrets and dark mystery. Prepare to enter one of the ultimate lost worlds of fantasy fiction: the Pictish Wilderness. Be prepared to journey to the strange places where hidden tribes flourish, untouched by the decadence of their more civilised neighbours. Be prepared to travel weird valleys where shamans rule uncontested by the painted men of a savage culture. Be prepared to find new skills and uses for older skills. Be prepared for uncover their secrets and magic. Prepare to unleash upon your campaign the darkest and most sinister villains of the Hyborian Age. The Picts have stalked in their wooded fortress for long enough and soon they will emerge amid blood and flame, with only a trail of corpses to mark their passing.

for your players, and begin! Adventures in Hyboria will take you across the many kingdoms of the age, confronting sorcerers, confounding temptresses and seizing the greatest treasures of the ages!

and fragrant with blossoms. And beyond the gardens, square towers of white stone thrust into the sky, and domes of green copper, and the shapes of houses, temples and palaces roofed with red tiles. For this was the most princely of countries in the ancient days of the Hyborian Age. Aquilonia is the wealthiest and most powerful of the Hyborian kingdoms, peopled with a proud population better off than most in the distant epoch of the Hyborian Age. Its barons and counts maintain ancient feuds from generation to generation and the frontiers fight Picts, Cimmerians, Nemedians, Ophireans and each other. In time, Aquilonia will come to play an even more prominent role in history, as the kingdom comes under the rule of King Conan. Throughout the tales of the Phoenix on the Sword, The Hour of the Dragon and The Scarlet Citadel Conan struggles against entirely different evils to any which he has faced before as the king of Aquilonia. Still more tales, such as Beyond the Black River and Wolves Beyond the Border, feature this fascinating kingdom’s struggles with the Picts under the rule of its barbarian king. Unlike many of the other nations of the Hyborian Age, Aquilonia is populated by a plethora of different racial types. From Gundermen to Poitainians, Bossonians to Taurans and many others besides, each distinctly different, and yet all of them Aquilonians. What characteristics do these races have in common? What characteristics do these races have in difference? How are these heterogeneous populations controlled by a single Aquilonian king? This volume attempts to answer those questions and more. In an age and country rife with intrigue, murder and horror, Aquilonia could easily be the setting for untold campaigns. From the palatial splendour of the capital, Tarantia, to the rural tranquillity of the Tauran and the brooding nobles of Poitain, this Campaign Sourcebook for Conan the Roleplaying Game details Hyboria’s greatest kingdom, Aquilonia, the Flower of the West, destined to be ruled over by the mighty Conan himself and fated to wilt in the hands of the Picts!

the mettle of Conan himself. From colossal animals, avatars of nature's fury, to ancient and unholy things that have slithered in the darkness since the turning of the age, to shapeless blasphemies from beyond time and space itself, this book contains over 100 beasts and other entities to challenge Hyborian heroes. The bones of lesser men crunch underfoot; it is time to earn your place in legend.

épiques, ils devront également mener une enquête pour découvrir les traitres qui se sont alliés avec ces forces maléfiques

is laid out to be run after just a glance of a few moments, ensuring a Games Master is never caught off balance whenever his players choose to go somewhere unexpected - keep this book near your gaming table, and your players will marvel at detail you have worked into your campaign!

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a glance of a few moments, ensuring a Games master is never caught off balance whenever his players choose to go somewhere unexpected – keep this book near your gaming table, and your players will marvel at detail you have worked into your campaign!

Zuagirs but is there something more sinister and supernatural going on? And just how far can you trust a Turanian anway? Full of rip-roaring adventure, The Coming of Hanuman is full of genuine Hyborian flavour! It's like Howard wrote it himself!

le monde comme des manteaux bleus sous les étoiles. La Némédie. L’Ophir. La Brythunie. L’Hyperborée. La Zamora avec ses femmes aux cheveux noirs et ses tours aux mystères arachnéens. La Zingara et ses chevaliers. Le Koth, bordant les pâturages du Shem. La Stygie et ses tombeaux peuplés d’ombres. L’Hyrkanie aux cavaliers vêtus de soie, d’acier et d’or. Mais le plus fier royaume de ce monde était l’Aquilonie, perle de l’occident fabuleux. Dans ces contrées vint Conan le Cimmérien, cheveux noirs, yeux sombres et épée au poing, voleur, brigand, assassin, avec ses peines immenses et ses joies démesurées, dont les sandales piétinèrent les plus somptueux trônes de la Terre. Tout droit issu de la vision de Howard, Conan, le Jeu de Rôle donne fidèlement vie au monde extraordinaire du barbare Cimmérien et vous permet de marcher sur ses traces en créant des aventuriers, des scélérats et des sorciers aux pouvoirs destructeurs, destinés à vivre à l’Age Hyborien. Conan, le Jeu de Rôle comprend tout ce dont vous aurez besoin pour explorer les contrées hyboriennes, notamment un système complet de création et de progression pour vos personnages, ainsi que des règles détaillées pour le combat et la sorcellerie. Dans ce glorieux volume, vous trouverez une description détaillée du monde où vivait le puissant Cimmérien né sous la plume de Howard. Des îles mystérieuses de la côte de la Zingara à l’ouest, jusqu’aux légendaires royaumes qui s’étendent au-delà des déserts orientaux de l’Hyrkanie, et depuis les terres gelées du Nordheim jusqu’aux jungles luxuriantes des Royaumes Noirs, le monde de Conan est là, à portée de main. Et seuls les plus forts survivront !

of seven of Conan the Roleplaying Game's best authors, Conan: The Compendium reprints the best articles for Conan the Roleplaying Game from Signs & Portents, as well as two never-before published adventures from Vincent Darlage and Eric Rodriguez. Continuing the excitement begun by Robert E. Howard, players and Games Masters alike will find exciting options for their Hyborian Age campaigns. Prestige classes, codes of honour, scenarios, encounter tables, Hyborian Age cities and new rules are yours for the taking. Reprints of these articles have long been requested by the fans of Conan the Roleplaying Game and are now available. Conan: The Compendium is a wonderful role-playing complement to Conan the Roleplaying Game’s rules and supplements.

et des sorciers aux pouvoirs destructeurs, déstinés à vivre à l'Age Hyboréen. Conan le jeu de rôle comprends tout ce dont vous aurez besoin pour explorer les contrées hyboriennes, notamment un systéme complet de création et de progression pour vos personnages, ainsi que des régles détaillées pour le combat et la sorcellerie. Dans ce glorieux volume, vous trouverez une description détaillée du monde ou vivait la puissant Cimmérien né sous la plume de Howard. Des îles mystérieuses de la côté de la Zingera à l'ouest, jusqu'aux légendaires royaumes qui s'étendent au-delà des déserts orientaux de l'hyrkanie, et depuis les terres gélées du Nordheim jusqu'aux jungles luxuriantes des Royaumes Noirs, le monde de Conan est là, à portée de main. Second édition Vo se présentant sous la forme d'un ouvrage de plus de 400 pages !

routes and resource laden foothills of the Karpash Mountains, the peasant-titled ‘Nobles War’ has left many homes, fields and villages in ruin, and the city’s ruling classes on the dangerous path to self-destruction. Nahab has swelled into the home of pampered nobles, growing fat off the trade and mining that takes place along the Karpash Mountain way. Despite this, the city never grew in the way like Shadizar and Tarantia, remaining relatively small and manageable by the families that now controlled it. But Nahab has just suffered a major loss and someone plans to use the sorrow and grief to punish the nobles for the years of unnecessary torment. The unexpected and gruesome death of Father Tericos Heretio has plunged the entire city’s peasant population into a state of grieving and distrust, with even some of the noble houses lowering the pennants in his honour. This show of respect is not enough for some, who wish to punish the noble families all for their combined crimes... A dark and sinister terror has been unleashed upon the folk of Nahab, striking innocent and guilty alike. It hunts, stalks and kills, creating a bloodbath in which fear and loathing will grip the hearts of Nahab’s citizens. The city cries out for salvation. Conan and The Lurking Terror of Nahab is a scenario designed for four to six Player Characters of between 4 th and 6 th character level. Moral decisions and hard choices block the path in this adventure as often as bands of brigands or secret doors, as Player Characters become embroiled in the legend of the Terror of Nahab.

gleaming shrines of the city’s temple district, stands a single tower. Surrounded by a pair of walled, tiered gardens, the tower thrusts 150 feet into the Zamoran sky, a perfect cylinder crowned with gems. Unmarred by doors or windows, the tower seems remote, impenetrable and alien, a spire utterly out of place in Arenjun. It is the abode of Yara the priest, and home to the Elephant’s Heart, thought to be the most valuable jewel in the world, and the secret of Yara’s power. Throughout Arenjun and all of Zamora, rumours of the tower are as thick as flies in the Maul, the rotting slum of Arenjun where thieves, murderers and mercenaries mingle with lunatics, prostitutes and fugitives in a lawless orgy of decadence and revelry. It is said that the tower was built in the space of a single night, and is formed of pure silver, blindingly bright by day but glimmering like water beneath the wan light of the moon. Brave men whisper in fear of the stories of its bestial and alien guardians, ceaselessly patrolling the gardens, and of the legions of guards manning the tower’s lowest levels. Of what lurks in the upper levels, where the great gem lies, the rumours seem more as if they are nightmares given voice than anything which could be real. No matter the verity of the rumours, one thing is absolute truth – the tower and its master are talismans of terror, even to the fearless rogues of Zamora. Despite the fabulous wealth it surely contains, no thief has yet had the courage to assay Yara’s cursed tower – at least, none have tried and lived. The Tower of the Elephant is the first in a new series of Conan adventure scenarios from Mongoose Publishing. Based directly on the original story by Robert E. Howard, The Tower of the Elephant allows the Player Characters to undertake the very adventures that made Conan the legend he is. In the case of an adventure like The Tower of the Elephant, this will mean that Conan himself did not undertake to scale the tower and steal the gem. These scenarios give Player Characters the opportunity to test their mettle against the greatest of all adventurers – Conan of Cimmeria. Can they survive the trials otherwise set before him? Have they the courage, the stoutness of heart, clearness of mind and strength of sinew to walk the path trod by the mighty barbarian? The Tower of the Elephant will test not only their capacity for violence, stealth and greed, but for mercy, subtlety and intuition as well. Player Characters who rely solely on the might of their sword arms to resolve problems will likely learn a hard (and potentially fatal) lesson within the bejeweled walls of the Elephant Tower. Have they the mettle and skill to tread where Conan might have walked? The Tower of the Elephant is intended for a party of four to six Player Characters of 2nd or 3rd level, preferably representing a range of character classes.

lay spread across the world like blue mantles beneath the stars Nemedia, Ophir, Brythunia, Hyberborea, Zamora with its dark-haired women and towers of spider-haunted mystery, Zingara with its chilvary, Koth that bordered on the pastorial lands of Shem, Stygia with its shadow-guarded tombs, Hyrkania whose riders wore steel and silk and gold. But the proudest kingdom of all the world was Aquilonia, Reigning supreme in the dreaming west. Hither came Conan, the Cimmerian, Black-haired, sullen-eyed, sword in hand, A theif, A reaver, A slayer, with gigantic melancholies and gigantic mirth, to tread the jewled thrones of the erth under his sandled feet. Torn from the pages of Howard's original vision, Conan the roleplaying game is a faithful realisation of the vivid world of the Cimmerian barbarian that allows you to follow in his footsetps and crate adventurers, scoundrels and fell Sorcerers in the Hyborian age. Conan the Roleplaying Game features everything you need to explore the lands of Hyboria, including a complete system of character creation and advancement, combat and sorcery. This pocket-size tome details the world of howard's mighty Cimmerian. The world of Conan stands before you. Only the strongest will survive.

God, thou whom we do serve, yet ne’er have seen, accept thee now this unworthy gift, this soiled and sinful offering, this human Hecatomb. Take her hence, from this vale of sorrow, to the unending bliss of thine eternal shadow, thy heavenly abode. Come! Come now!’ Do you fear the gods? Would you tread upon their shadow? Do you expect help from the gods or do you help yourself? The Hyborian Age is a world of serpent-gods, bestial creatures, ancient heroes and grotesque demi-gods. From the better-known gods of Set and Mitra to the lesser godlings of Hyboria, this volume has information on them all, plus detailed lore about the vaious cults, priests and the temples of the gods. Conan: Faith & Fervour is a Conan, the Roleplaying Game supplement giving information on the religions of the Hyborian Age. These religions are divided up largely by culture, even detailing heresies and alternate religions at variance with the official religions of the land. New feats, skills, spells and other concepts are also detailed. Extensively researched, this book is intended to give Players and Games Masters alike the resources to bring the religions of the Hyborian Age to life.

changed all that. Not only was Conan himself a worshipper of Crom, but his barbarian temperament could not abide the prospect of persecution of others simply because of the gods they chose to follow. After witnessing one act of religious intolerance after another, King Conan decreed that every man in his realm be free to worship whatever god he may chose. King Conan ‘s edict was the subject of strident opposition. Many, throughout Aquilonia, feared that allowing Hyboria’s other religions to openly exist within the borders of the country would ultimately destroy it, diluting its most powerful unifying force – religion. Several years have passed since King Conan’s edict and thus far Aquilonia has not unravelled. Still, a burning, fervent need to stop the potential spread of other religions and save Aquilonia from the mad edicts of the barbarian king has prevailed. Now a band of zealous priests have turned to their sacred texts, seeking answers and justifications and, in the name of piety, have stripped the words of context and intent, finding within their sacred passages, intended to promote peace, civilisation and forgiveness, rationalisations for the embracing of sin, darkness and violence in the name of the greater good. Heretics of Tarantia is a scenario of a different breed. Designed for four to six Player Characters of between 5 th and 7 th character level, this adventure combines situations and encounters that will require a wide range of skills to survive and overcome as Player Characters become embroiled in a story of intrigue, treachery, politics and murder in the most glorious city of the West.

age live amongst the shadows, lurking and hiding in the dark recesses of every city. Civilised people often presume rules come from the gods or even from strange books wherein the ‘Truth' is written. Actions are either correct or incorrect and a culture of guilt arises from violating the tenets laid down by society. Societies who try to live by those rules breed shadows and these shadows are the fallen classes, by-products of all the impulses contrary to a given society's definitions of truth and order. Some consider the shadows evil, others see them as a necessity. Many long to give in to the shadows but pretend to condemn them. The fiercest; barbarians, nomads and borderers, are forces of nature impacting upon society. The finest; nobles, scholars and soldiers, are the creators and maintainers of society and 'law' itself. The fallen represent impulsive temptation; those who reject the 'Truth' insisted upon by the finest and challenged by the fiercest. To be one of the fallen is to be hunted by the so-called ‘finest’ elements of society. To be one of the fallen is to have your deeds and beliefs treated as sinful, criminal or worse. The first section of this book reveals a shadow few want to discuss – the temptress. Although there are males who fit the role of tempter, the fears of Hyborian society usually revolve around the women who break society's rules, the women who stand up to men, the women who refuse to give in to the laws dictated to them by the men who dominate their environment. They angrily label these women as 'whores' but this is an inaccurate label borne of man's fears, an attempt to belittle those who have the strength to stand up to the establishment. The second section of this book discusses how the various cultures of Conan's age look at the pirate, thief and temptress classes. Advice is given on what skills and feats to emphasise for each culture's iconic brand of these three classes, as well as additional cultural information. In some cases, variant rules are offered to better portray these character classes in some cultures. The third section of this book reveals the secrets of the fallen classes. Information on ability score options, archetypal roles, new uses for old skills, information on crime families and thieves' guilds are presented. Also, new poisons and rules regarding shock and surprise are given. New combat manoeuvres also provide for varied combat and character concepts. The fourth section of this book shows how to mix and match the nine character classes to create new archetypes of the pirate, the thief and the temptress. Here you will find nymphs, vamps, sea captains, privateers, crime lords and many more.

is violent, heartless and brutal. In this dark world stalk equally violent, heartless and brutal warriors. Many are little more than bandits and murderers and others are more noble and honourable, but all of them are ferocious and enduring, able to deal out death as quickly as the world itself. What does it mean to be fierce? It means the characters stand in the world and look it straight in the eye, telling it that it has nothing on them. Sandstorms? Bah. A nomad horde is a living sandstorm, stripping the civilised of their flesh, leaving them with nothing but death in their wake. Earthquakes? Barbarians brought down Acheron, so too will they destroy the Hyborian cities with as much surety as an earthquake. Wind? Borderers are the cold draught that lays low the weak with silent wings of death. With hot, red, leaping blood are the veins of these fierce warriors rife. The barbarians, borderers and nomads of the Hyborian Age laugh with vibrant life, eager to bring down the walls and gates of civilisation, to watch it all burn as they plunder the wealth of ages, revelling in blood and gore as they wade through waves of humanity who are not fit to bow before them nor strong enough to ride and slay with them. This 128-page book discusses how the various cultures of Conan's age look at the barbarian, borderer and nomad classes. Advice is given on what skills and feats to emphasise for each culture's iconic brand of those three classes, as well as additional cultural information to complement the information found in Conan: The Road of Kings. In some cases, variant rules are offered to better portray these character classes in some cultures. The book also reveals the secrets of the fierce classes. Information on pushing abilities and feats of might provide rules for exerting one's body to its utmost limit at a price to health and soul. New information and rules on survival discuss terrains, movement, camouflage, equipment and hunting. Tips on skills and an expansion of the Intimidate skill are also found here. New combat manoeuvres and a whole slew of new borderer combat styles provide for more varied combat and characters. The book also provides rules to mix and match the eight character classes to create new archetypes of the three classes this book is focused on: the barbarian, the borderer and the nomad. Here you will find savage scouts, sea wolves, river rats, shamans, the pride of the nomads and many other character class combinations. With new feats, skills and sample pre-generated characters, it’s crammed full of essential Conan reading.

pleasure at the salty sting, gripping his tulwar firmly as your sleek galley closes with the limping merchantman. Soon the waves will run crimson once more as another cargo of booty passes into cut-throat hands. Know, o reader, that poised within the covers of this tome lie various texts describing all manner of brutal and sadistic sea dogs. From the silk-pantalooned Red Brotherhood to the dusky menace of the corsairs of the Black Kingdoms, from the swashbuckling rovers of the Barachan Isles to the ruthless privateers of Zingara. All these assorted brigands and more besides await you amongst the Pirate Isles, the latest explosive sourcebook for Conan the Roleplaying Game. Seeking the freedom that only the sea can bring, these renegades prey on the weak and helpless, piling their decks high with bloodstained gold and hapless captives destined for the slave blocks of a dozen lands. Whether you see them as brutal killers or dashing freebooters, many of Conan’s greatest adventures were aboard pirate vessels or with a motley crew at his back. Now you too can stalk the western coast, ready to pillage goods intended for the Road of Kings, or row into royal Aghrapur itself to raid imperial merchantmen. Hoist the sail, dog brothers, for the treasures of Hyboria are waiting to be plucked!

cunning and audacity of men who have nothing left to lose save their lives. Between the kozaks and Turan is the wide sea of Vilayet, whose waters run red with blood. When you are caught up in the struggle of empires across the sea, for which side will you raise your sword? For the thieves and pirates of the kozaks, or for the rich lords and slavers of Turan? Cut a path of death and steel through the bloody waters of the Vilayet Sea, hero, but remember - older civilisations once stood on the shores of that cursed ocean... Reavers of the Vilayet is an adventure for Conan: The Roleplaying Game. It is designed for four Player Characters of 7th to 8th level.

its shadow-guarded tombs, Hyrkania whose riders wore steel and silk and gold. But the proudest kingdom of the world was Aquilonia, reigning supreme in the dreaming west. As the Road of Kings takes a traveller through the glittering and decadent realms of the lost Hyborian Age, so too does this tome work toward the same end. These fabled lands of ancient times are the shimmering background of your Conan The Roleplaying Game, the gleaming backdrop against which your action is set. These cultures, the grand forbearers of more modern times, are magnificent and degraded all at the same time. Each culture has its dark, rotten core and its flashy exterior, its gilt mask of civility. The original Road of Kings supplement to the Conan, the Roleplaying Game, explored this harsh world. Return to the Road of Kings expands upon this great work and provides new rules and information for the 2nd Edition.

its shadow-guarded tombs, Hyrkania whose riders wore steel and silk and gold. But the proudest kingdom of the world was Aquilonia, reigning supreme in the dreaming west. As the Road of Kings takes a traveller through the glittering and decadent realms of the lost Hyborian Age, so too does this tome work toward the same end. These fabled lands of ancient times are the shimmering background of Conan the Roleplaying Game, the gleaming backdrop against which your action is set. These cultures, the grand forbearers of more modern times, are both magnificent and tarnished. Superficially cosmopolitan and enlightened, nestling beneath this glittering exterior a core of ancient barbarism lingers. Herein are written the descriptions of this harsh world: Proud lands of blemished civility burning with civil wars; barbaric wildernesses of savage killers hunting with primitive weapons; dreaming kingdoms of dark priests worshipping with bloodied daggers; noble demesnes of arrogant knights fighting with grim determination; ancient realms of haunted towers lurking with baleful menace; glowering crags of icy rock slumbering with hidden peoples. All this and more, for know, O prince, that this is Hyboria!

something about him that set him apart - an alien aura of time and space, a sense of tremendous and sinister antiquity. But his stubborn spirit refused to flinch. Inside You Will Find: Sorcery: Expanding upon the material in the main rulebook, the Sorcery chapter offers new sorcery styles and spells Feats of Sorcery and Weirdness: Offering scholars yet more options to distinguish themselves from their fellow practitiners of the dark arts. Permanent Sorcery: Fell indeed are the creations of sorcerers and none more dread than the hideous abberations of nature they craft. Creatures of Sorcery: Unnatural demons, beasts and creatures of sorcery to challenge any adventurer. Sorcerous Culture: Offering new religions and magical societies for scholars to join, as well as including magical prestige classes for the dedicated sorcerer. Wizards, Witches and Shamans of the Hyborian Age: The great and the mighty, from Thoth-Amon to Xaltotun, the greatest practitioners of the magical arts are revealed. Help for Games Masters: Scholars, Sorcerers and Demons: Advice and expanded material for those running games with scholars as players or protagonists.

influence of sorcery is inescapable. Adventurers must tread carefully and hone their weapons, for the strongest sorcery can strike without warning and deflect the most potent attacks. This expansion for Conan the Roleplaying Game updates the previous book 'Scrolls of Skelos' for second edition and adds new spells for your heroes to cast or cower from, new feats, new unusual and magical items to confound and amaze, and new beasts whose very existence is a testament to the power of magic. Whether he uses Frost Magic, legions of Henchmen or a single Lord of the Black Circle, a sorcerer is now an even more formidable threat. Secrets of Skelos also includes full rules for designing and using your very own sorcerous cults, even allowing Player Characters to create their own insidious conspiracies.

drew out the worst in ‘Shadizar of the Alabaster Towers’, ‘Shadizar of the Golden Domes’, city of venality and debauchery. In a score of marble chambers, silk-clad nobles coerce the wives of others to their beds while corpulent merchants lick fat lips count heavy coins from palm to glistening palm. Nine women and thirty-one men, one beggar and a lord will die before the shadows of night recede and the gold of fifty wealthy men will disappear from their iron vaults to swell the fortunes of ten others. In the streets and back alleys painted thick with oily shadows perversions never before contemplated by humankind are created, even as twisted, ragged beggars prey on the trulls’ wine-soaked patrons. No man walks the streets unarmed, but even in the best quarters of the city arms are often not enough to save one’s silver from cutpurses and footpads. Welcome to Shadizar, City of Wickedness. Hopefully you will have entered of your own free will and not as a slave, either to a person or to a vice. Regardless, few will have little or no idea of the scale of debauchery and villainy that await you in Zamora’s most infamous den of iniquity. The Zamorians as a whole are seducers and harlots, torturers and slavers, assassins and kidnappers, zealots and thieves. The denizens of Shadizar, however, are even worse. Drawing on the tantalising hints of Robert E. Howard, as well as the writings of Roy Thomas and Robert Jordan, Shadizar: City of Wickedness fully expands and explores, in all its lurid detail, the city that has fascinated Conan fans for decades.

fully examined. Now, Shem, the Gateway to the South, is finally revealed. The people of the vast meadowlands in their enigmatic zikkurats and the nomad clans of the eastern deserts are studied in great detail in this exhaustively researched volume for Conan the Roleplaying Game. Find out what being a Shemite means and explore their divided culture. Learn of the mighty asshuri and the military might of this fantastic Hyborian Age land, a land whose sons are highly sought as skilled mercenaries. Explore the zikkurats of the gods and walk through the streets of Akbitana. Shem is a perfect setting for high adventure in true sword-and-sorcery style. This book gives Players and Games Masters alike the resources to bring the dichotomy of Shem to life. To make full use of this product, you will need a copy of Conan: The Roleplaying Game.

exploits in the many lands of the Black Kingdoms are by far some of the most tantalising and tempestuous of the various tales. The purpose of this trilogy of adventures is to give other Hyborian adventurers a chance to experience the Black Kingdoms as well. The three scenarios in this book are designed to be run as a single campaign, but it is possible to include them as individual scenarios in a larger campaign. A party of stalwart adventurers can become embroiled in the Wadai revolt, while another group can discover the mysteries of Atlaia or battle the cultists of Jullah in Kush. Characters which follow the scenarios as a campaign will stand to gain the most out of each adventure as alliances are formed, broken, and linger on from one tale to the next. Ultimately, it is up to the individual Games Master to do with these scenarios as he sees fit. Each of these tales is written in the spirit of Robert E. Howard’s works, which means a great deal of combat, bloody betrayal and unexpected twists. To reflect the narrative nature of the source material, each scenario is built around a series of encounters. This format is designed to reflect a narrative pace, by which the Games Master can present each element of the tale in a sequence that will help the players feel as if they are experiencing a story straight out of the pages of their own Conan story. Plenty of advice and suggestions on what to do when the players decide on unexpected courses of actions are provided. Games Masters should find that most players will gravitate towards the storyline rather than away from it, but if they do take off in strange directions, do not discourage them. Simply use the material at hand to develop alternate pathways through the storyline.

have no truck with sorcery; go to the Stygians or Zamorians if that be what you are after, but I may be able to find some Lotus around here somewhere... Tito’s Trading Post is an essential equipment guide for use with Conan the Roleplaying Game . Within its pages you will find: Extensive lists detailing hundreds of different types of equipment, clothing, weapons and armour from across the Hyborian kingdoms. Rare and exotic items, including potions, poisons and herbs which can be used for fair means or foul. New and improved rules on crafting items, along with rules for hirelings and slaves. Details on the craft and merchant’s guilds, along with a host of Non-Player Characters for use in Conan the Roleplaying Game . So, what are you waiting for? Come on inside and take your pick of the best I have to offer. I hope you have brought plenty of coin though, for everything you will see inside comes at a price...