A Creature of Legend: The Stormrider.    Loose upon the winds of the tempest, astride his evil black steed, is  a creature of the storm. It is said you can see him galloping upon the  gray storm clouds, urging the winds to greater ferocity. When his  anger is especially fierce, he descends to the earth to wreak havoc,  leaving a trail of flaming hoofprints behind.    Some say he was a man whose passion overcame him, others say that he  is a foul demon, a Horseman of the Apocalypse. The Magus Grimgroth  insists that he is an elemental, a magical incarnation of the storm  itself. But whatever they think he is, they all know him as the  Stormrider.    The Stormrider is a Jump Start Kit for Ars Magica Third Edition. Rules  briefings and characters are included on perforated characters  within. The supplement also includes complete rules for elementals,  including 16 different examples.    (3rd Edition Rules)

The Stormrider Jump-Start Kit (Ars Magica)

Rein-Hagen, Mark

Stevens, Lisa

Hotz, Eric

Atlas Games

A tale must be told of Autumn's death... This Ars Magica supplement is part three in the Four Seasons Tetrology, and follows in the footsteps of The Tempest. Herein the Storyguide will find the information needed to organize the descent of your covenant from Autumn to Winter. This book consists of several interrelated adventures that detail the collapse and perhaps destruction of a once proud covenant. The characters must come to grips with the malign threat posed by a band of diabolists who aspire to bring about Armageddon. Unbeknownst to the characters, they have been at the root of the diabolists' machinations from their very beginnings. Now the magi must undo what has gone in the past or their covenant will not merely pass into Winter, but may pass from existence.

A Winter's Tale (Ars Magica)

Thomas, Richard

MILLER, DAVE

Cliffe, Ken

Menges, Jeff

Timbrook, Josh

The Peace of God. 
As a magus you wield magical might beyond humanity's comprehension. You command the wind to blow, the sea to part, the forest to wither. You are powerful indeed, but what is the value of worldly power if you must pay for it with your eternal soul? In the eyes of the Divine only your virtue is worthy, only your soul is sacred. The Reward cares not for your life's arcane conquests. At final judgement, before Heaven's gate, only your pure soul will save you. What salvation will your base power offer then? 
Pax Dei is an Ars Magica sourcebook that invokes the glory and majesty of the Divine Realm in Mythic Europe. Player and storyguide alike are made privy to the Church's worldly designs, and are offered brilliant insight into the Reward itself. Not only may you pursue Divine will, but you may now reconcile your magic and piety to rise above even the Order of Hermes.

Pax Dei (Ars Magica)

Sam Chupp

Leigh Ann Hildebrand

Trapped between harsh mountains and turbulent seas, the Hermetic Tribunal of Iberia is fated, nay, condemned to isolation. Here on the penninsula of future Spain, the order of Hermes has established itself amongst a resolute people who struggle against their imprisonment and against savage invaders who seek to conquer what little they have. Even Iberia's magi contribute to her wars, fighting amongst themselves for magic, territory, and revenge. Here, in this bleak, war-torn land, you may find your destiny or your doom. Tribunals of Hermes: Iberia provides extensive background into both the mundane and magical realms of Mythic Europe's Spanish penninsula. Not only do you get everything you need to tell stories here, but you may choose from several fully developed covenants, or may create your own home on this desperate, forlorn coast.

Tribunals of Hermes: Iberia (Ars Magica Fantasy Roleplaying)

Hentges, Peter

Twelfth Night (Ars Magica)

Keavney, Mark

Genuine Medieval Handbook product, brand new in original sealed factory packaging.

The Medieval Handbook (Ars Magica) Hassal, Kevin and Wackwitz, Bryan

Hassal, Kevin

Wackwitz, Bryan

YOU DID IT. 
There's no such thing as a safe decision. When the chips are down and you have to make a choice, somebody's gonna get hurt somehow, and you're the one they'll blame. All you can do is clutch your rationalizations to your chest and sprint for glory. 
Here's six spins on the wheel of destiny: 
* "Swap Meet" by Rick Neal: The Avatars of the Merchant are ready to deal, if you're ready to pay. * "Garden Full of Weeds" by James Palmer: In the heart of the city, even nightmares live in fear. * "Stoon Lake" and "Drink to That" by Greg Stolze: Can you find the courage to do the wrong thing? * "A Few Of My Favorite Things" by John Tynes: The gun, the bible, and the flag built this nation, but they're tearing it apart. * "The Green Glass Grail" by Chad Underkoffler: This town's got six kinds of trouble, and there's a bullet for every one of 'em.

Weep (Unknown Armies)

Tynes, John

Palmer, James

Stolze, Greg

Underkoffler, Chad

Neal, Rick

For hundreds of years the magi of the Greater Alpine Tribunal have maintained Hermetic peace. Not for them the squabbles of the border tribunals, the petty incursions, the little quibbles. In the valleys of the Alps, Hermetic culture and Hermetic magi have flourished. Covenants which knew the voices of the Founders nurture ancient magi here, magi whose powers caress the edges of the possible.Only those things sanctified by time survive the harshness of the mountains. Everything here is armored with the patina of centuries. This supplement takes familiar elements of Hermetic culture and rebuilds them, without the scrimping and compromises of life at the edge of the Hermetic lands. Redcaps and Order-supplicated hedge traditions blossom under the aegis of Hermetic justice: justice enforced by the cunning and the ruthless. Hermetic trade and intrigue weave strands of interdependence between bitter rivals, so that Wizard's War seems a refreshingly rustic way of settling disputes.Every Alpine covenant is designed to open up new possibilities for the future of your saga. Sanctuary of Ice describes the Hermetic quest for longevity, and the magi who cheat death as ghosts. It considers the plans of the primi of House Jerbiton and House Criamon, the first to subordinate magic to the Dominion, the second to undermine the meaning of magic. It hints at the whims of the archmagi, and describes the secret council who will be the final members of the Order of Hermes.

Sanctuary of Ice (Ars Magica Fantasy Roleplaying)

Ferguson, Timothy

Maiden Voyage (Penumbra OGL 3E)

Chad Brouillard

An Encounter Sourcebook for the D20 System Edited by Michelle A. Brown Nephew You've scoured the dungeon, looted the dragon's horde, and lived to tell the tale of your brave deeds. Now it's time to push on to the next village, where still more fortune and glory await ... but you have to get there first! On your path lie restless spirits, strange hallucinogenic plagues, homicidal innkeepers, bloodthirsty magical weapons, demonic livestock, uncontrollable constructs, not-quite-abandoned temples, obnoxious missionaries, bands of thieving children, alien creatures, conniving bandits and brigands, profiteering bards, mischievous fey, and a host of other obstacles to complicate your journey. En Route is a collection of short encounters that GMs can easily insert into longer adventures of their own design, or use as transitions between published modules. En Route goes beyond glorified battles with random monsters; each encounter is a story unto itself, playable in about an hour's time or less. Designed for a wide range of locations and character levels, this book will be a valued resource for every fantasy D20 System campaign.

En Route (Penumbra D20)

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