Are you ready to take a break from thousand-page fantasy novels with casts of millions and generations-spanning story arcs? Looking for something more direct and action-packed? Warlords, Warlocks & Witches is just what you need. 
Witness bold heroes and heroines do battle with insane cultists and monstrous blood-drinkers! Be chilled by spirits and horrors from other worlds! Find amazement in witchcraft both foul and benign! 
Warlords, Warlocks & Witches contains eight fast-paced tales of swords and sorcery that pull no punches. Authors featured include David C. Smith (Red Sonja, Oron) and Geoff Blackwell (Swords of Steel). 
Stories included: 
“Razorspike Spindle” by Mark Taverna 
“Winter of the Witch” by Clint Staples 
“Honour Served” by Henry Ram 
“Twin Scars” by David C. Smith 
“The Thing in the Field” by Harry Piper 
“Shamaness” by Geoff Blackwell 
“The Brides of Bmapth” by Spencer E. Hart 
“The Glory of Ravens” by Paul Batteiger

Warlords, Warlocks & Witches

Literature & Fiction

Blackwell, Geoff

Smith, David C.

Piper, Harry

Taverna, Mark

Staples, Clint

Ram, Henry

Hart, Spencer E.

Batteiger, Paul

Short Stories & Anthologies

DMR Books

The Mythos Society Guide to New England is an expansive universal sourcebook by veteran game designer Clint Staples that can be used to enhance any horror, mystery, or adventure roleplaying scenarios set in New England. It is particularly suited for Mythos-oriented games like Call of Cthulhu and Cthulhu Live. It is also a fun and provocative read for anyone interested in the esoteric history of New England, and a resource for stories or other projects that have horror or the weird as themes; are based on or inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft or other Cthulhu Mythos authors; or are set during the period between the two World Wars.   The Mythos Guide to New England provides a record of the land and its inhabitants, its prehistory and history, and its natural and unnatural characteristics. In these pages you will find tales of the witchcraft, hauntings, monsters, and malevolence that have plagued the peoples of the region, from pre-Colonial days into the 20th century.    New England is a diverse territory. Some the earliest settlements in the New World lie cheek by jowl with rugged country that, to this day, is all but untraveled by humanity. The sea, with its rocky shoals, rugged coves, unknown depths, and centuries of legend and lore holds sway over the minds of the region's inhabitants. The mountains and forests are just as mysterious and deadly, keeping secrets centuries and even millennia old, some of which mankind would be better not off not knowing. Between these wild areas are the settled portions, farms and orchards inland and harbors filled with ships and the folk that sail them on the coast. Man prevails in such places, but in the shadowed lanes, forgotten cellars, and lightless passages beneath his world there is still much that is unknown and unsettling.   Read and use the knowledge contained within this book at your own risk.

The Mythos Society Guide to New England

Genre Fiction

Skirmisher Publishing

Welcome to the Swords of Kos Fantasy Campaign Setting, a swords-and-sorcery milieu set in a Dark Ages fantasy version of the Mediterranean and the lands surrounding it! It is set a century after a Great Cataclysm destroyed the old world, plunged it into chaos, and reawakened magic and all form of ancient races and monsters. Now, the agents of Gods and Titans struggle against each other on behalf of their masters, nations strive to survive or dominate one another, and adventurers descend into the ruins in search of wealth and lost technology. This universal campaign setting, which represents 14 years of development and has roots in the early 1980s, is ideal for adventures of the sorts inspired by the works of Fritz Leiber, Robert E. Howard, and Jack Vance. It has deliberately been designed to be system free and compatible with any set of role-playing game rules suitable for ancient, medieval, or fantasy venues. It is the "Bible" of its world and its contents can be used either as part of a cohesive milieu or individually to enhance other campaign settings or adventures, and both by game designers and writers interested in authoring fantasy fiction.

Swords of Kos Fantasy Campaign Setting

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Varhola, Michael O.

Clunie, Jim

Van Deelen, Chris

Thrasher, William T

Cass, Brendan

Farnden, Heath

Gaming

This is the full-color edition. Welcome to the Swords of Kos Fantasy Campaign Setting, a swords-and-sorcery milieu set in a Dark Ages fantasy version of the Mediterranean and the lands surrounding it! It is set a century after a Great Cataclysm destroyed the old world, plunged it into chaos, and reawakened magic and all form of ancient races and monsters. Now, the agents of Gods and Titans struggle against each other on behalf of their masters, nations strive to survive or dominate one another, and adventurers descend into the ruins in search of wealth and lost technology. This universal campaign setting, which represents 14 years of development and has roots in the early 1980s, is ideal for adventures of the sorts inspired by the works of Fritz Leiber, Robert E. Howard, and Jack Vance. It has deliberately been designed to be system free and compatible with any set of role-playing game rules suitable for ancient, medieval, or fantasy venues. It is the "Bible" of its world and its contents can be used either as part of a cohesive milieu or individually to enhance other campaign settings or adventures, and both by game designers and writers interested in authoring fantasy fiction.

Swords of Kos Fantasy Campaign Setting (Color)

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