Clockwork & Chivalry Thou Shalt Not Suff

Peter Cakebread

In most of England, an uneasy peace still holds, following the horrific events at Naseby. But in the Debatable Lands, on the outskirts of Birmingham, the conflict continues. Cavaliers and Roundheads are bogged down in muddy trenches, fighting over every inch of blasted ground. Clockwork death machines grind across the landscape; magickally-created disease miasmas drift on the breeze and settle in the craters left by the incessant cannon barrages. And in the despoiled wastelands round about, rival gangs on stolen Iron Horses fight over scarce resources, obscure points of theology, and access to the Winding Stations that they need to keep their vehicles running. Somewhere in this bloody chaos, the renegade Clockwork Alchemist, Lady Arabella Blackwood, is up to no good. Can the Adventurers find her before she achieves her nefarious aims? No Man's Land can be played as a stand-alone adventure, but also forms the third episode of the epic Kingdom &amp; Commonwealth Campaign for Clockwork &amp; Chivalry. Requires the RuneQuest II Core Rulebook from Mongoose Publishing and the Clockwork &amp; Chivalry Core Worldbook from Cakebread &amp; Walton and Cubicle 7.

Clockwork and Chivalry No Mans Land *OP

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Ken Walton

Gaming

CUBICLE 7

Quintessence *OP

Cubicle 7 Entertainment Ltd.

The Definitive Steampunk Game From the steampunk sky-cities of Isla Aether and High Tortuga come the airship pirates. Below you, the beast-haunted wastes are criss-crossed by the Empire’s armored railroads. In the walled, fog-shrouded cities, people huddle in forced Victorian squalor, while the Emperor’s clockwork policemen patrol the streets. Someone screwed up the timeline. It’s 2150, but the world is still recoving from the Great Apocalypse of 1906. You’ve got an airship. You’ve got a crew. You’ve got one of Doctor Calgori’s fancy chronominautilus devices. Hoist the Jolly Roger, spin your propellers and take to the skies―yours is a life of adventure, plunder and infamy. Set sail on the winds of time and plunder history itself! • Based on the music of Abney Park. Don’t know who that is? Ask your customers who are into steampunk! • Abney Park closely involved in the design and promotion of this game • Steampunk is a growing subculture and they aren’t all gamers―this game could break out the way Vampire: the Masquerade did twenty years ago

Airship Pirates *OP

Swords and flintlocks, alchemy and clockwork, fanatics and freedom-fighters... and the occasional ghoul! 1645: England has descended into civil war. Prince Rupert and his alchemist-cavaliers fight on behalf of their exiled king against the clockwork war machines of Oliver Cromwell and the New Model Army. Between them, a host of political and religious factions struggle for survival. Clockwork & Chivalry returns in a standalone 2nd edition featuring the new Renaissance rules, a fast, grim, heroic D100 system geared up to the world of black-powder weapons, political machinations and fanatical righteousness: Brutal combat in the age of black powder weapons Extensive rules for alchemy, witchcraft and clockwork Rich character creation options A host of of political and religious factions Fully developed world background Everything you need to play in one book Alchemists, diggers, dragons, engineers, mercenaries, puritans, ranters, royalists, satanists, thieves, witches, zombies... which side are you on?

Clockwork & Chivalry 2nd Edition Core*OP

Horror Roleplaying in the world of Clockwork &amp; Chivalry "Then she did confesse that she gained her powers from a Devill which did come to her out of the baye on moonless nights. And upon examination, we did find the markes of evill upon her, for she bore scales like unto a fish about her bodie. And so was she hanged as a witche, and upon the scaffolde she did crie out "Ia! Ia! Cthulhu fhtagn!" and those who did witnesse this were sore afraide, but her Devill answered her not, and she did die in that place." - Fear-the-Lord Grimshaw, Witch Finder, 1645 England has descended into civil war. The earth is tainted by alchemical magick. Giant clockwork war machines lumber across the land. In the remote countryside, witches terrorise entire villages, while in the hallowed halls of great universities, natural philosophers uncover the secrets of nature. War, plague and religious division make people's lives a constant misery. But even greater threats exist. Witches whisper of the old gods. Royalist alchemists pore over John Dee's forbidden translation of the Necronomicon, dreaming of powers that will allow them to win the war. Parliamentarian engineers consult with creatures from beyond the crystal spheres and build blasphemous mechanisms, unholy monuments to their alien overlords. Vast inter-dimensional beings seek entry into the world, while their human servants, corrupted, crazed and enslaved, follow the eldritch agendas of their hidden masters. Clockwork &amp; Cthulhu brings the horror of H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos to the 17th century alternate historical fantasy world of Clockwork &amp; Chivalry. Inside you will find: Mythos creatures and gods, cults and secret societies for 17th century England. New rules for Mental Damage in the Renaissance system. Three complete scenarios which take the Adventurers into the rain-shrouded Coniston Fells, the shifting sands of Morecambe Bay, and the corridors of the Royalist court at Oxford. You don't need to buy anything else to play Clockwork &amp; Cthulhu - just download the free Renaissance D100 rules from www.clockworkandchivalry.co.uk! But you'll get more out of the setting, and more character options, if you have access to the Clockwork &amp; Chivalry 2nd Edition Core Rulebook.

Clockwork & Cthulhu (CW001004)

Cakebread & Walton

The Adventures of the Bow Street Runners in their Struggle against the Minions of the Cthulhu Mythos London, 1749: A city of vice, crime and misery. Gangs of ruffians rule the streets, unopposed. Brothels proliferate. Child-beggars starve in filthy gutters. Corrupt night-watchmen and thief-takers turn a blind eye to wrong-doing. And dark creatures lurk in back alleys, called from beyond by the desperate with nothing left to lose. But there is a new force on the streets of London; for the author and magistrate Henry Fielding has teamed up with his brother John to form the city s first police force the Bow Street Runners. The Fieldings have persuaded parliament to fund their crime-fighting endeavour, but they know that there is something behind the vice for John Fielding s blind eyes can see things that others cannot things that man was not meant to know. Dark Streets is stand-alone role-playing game in which players take on the roles of officers in London s first, desperately small, police force, investigating the dark secrets behind the sordid crimes of eighteenth century London. A mixture of authentic history and the cosmic horror of H.P. Lovecraft, using the Renaissance D100 system, Dark Streets comes to you from the UK Games Expo Award-winning authors of Abney Park s Airship Pirates, Clockwork & Chivalry, Pirates & Dragons and the OneDice series. And look out for Gin & Hellfire, a book of adventures for the Dark Streets system. It s a great premise, but it s in the execution that Dark Streets goes from being just a great idea to a truly magnificent product. RPG Pundit Recommended for mature readers

Dark Streets Role-Playing Game: Cthulhu Mythos RPG in 18th Century London (CW006001)

Adrian Gawain Jones

Pirates like gold. Dragons like gold. When the terrors of the sea meet the terrors of the sky, there s bound to be trouble! They came from Albion, from Gaule and Esbania and Batavia, in search of the treasures of the New World. They found a menace older than mankind dragons! In their mountain lairs on the Dragon Isles, giant beasts old and wise and malevolent sit on their piles of gold, surrounded by their zombie minions. The natives have found ways of appeasing or evading them the Dragon Tribes honour them with gold and human sacrifice, the other Islanders use their magic to hide away or resist. The Uropans must rely on gunpowder and cold steel. And the pirates? The pirates will use whatever comes to hand in their battle with the dragons. Armed with science, sorcery, steel and superstition, they take the fight into the dragons lairs in their endless quest for gold. Pirates & Dragons is a role-playing game of fantasy swashbuckling in a world of magic and treasure, of fantastical islands inhabited by strange beasts and vile necromancers, of treachery and heroism. Together with a group of friends, you take on the role of pirates, out for adventure and booty raiding the treasure galleons of Esbania, the merchant fleets of Gaule and Batavia, the dragon-hunting ships of Albion, the ruins of lost Adalantas... and the gold-filled caves of ancient and evil dragons. Gather your crew. Load your flintlocks. And prepare to plunder! Pirates & Dragons features cinematic game mechanics based on the acclaimed Renaissance D100 system and is compatible with other D100 systems. Winner of a Griffie Award for best RPG at Conpulsion 2015.

Pirates & Dragons RPG (CW004001)

A collection of many monsters to add fearsome foes and forthright friends to your Pirates & Dragons campaign. Illustrated in colour, each creature is given a full write-up, with Renaissance D100 and retro-clone stats and encounter tables for the Dragon Isles varied habitats. From giant scorpions to sage tortoises, death toucans to lurking horrors, anthropophagi to hupias, there are enough creatures here to make any scurvy pirate green about the gills.

Curious Creatures of the Dragon Isles (Pirates & Dragons, CW004002)

OneDice Fantasy is a game set in a world of elves and dwarves, sorcerers and dragons. Whether you want to play in a setting of your own devising, or adventure in one of the three fantasy eras described within, all the rules you need are in this book races and professions, five magic systems, an extensive bestiary and a short adventure to get your campaign going. You can play as a barbarian hero fighting evil necromancers, a dwarven cleric battling gnomish technology, or a trollish warrior saving the world from an army of invading demons whatever your fantasy tastes, this is the game for you! The OneDice system is easy to pick up and play. Everything you need (except for pencils, paper, and an ordinary six-sided dice) is in this book. Suitable for ages 10+ Look out for OneDice genre books and world books!

Onedice Fantasy

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