The long march to freedom begins here. The world s attention is drawn to the Americas as the stirrings of revolution begin. As both sides draw up their plans of war, other forces lurk in the shadows, far more sinister than any could imagine, prowling massive forests and forgotten tunnels, with too few heroes to combat them. An ancient enemy sows seeds of strife, and a much larger battle than is about to begin, one for the very soul of the world, is about to begin. While Colonists cry for freedom and Loyalists struggle to reconcile with England, dark enemies gnaw and plague the unsuspecting. In Boston, the siege grinds on, but the end is in sight. The time is coming to break the yoke of tyranny on the city that sparked the revolution. Secret plots, sinister cults, and occult mysteries abound as you explore the city of Boston during the last days of the siege. You are there at the start of the American Revolution, caught up in a series of events that will take you from one end of the city to the other. Victory in Boston, however, is short-lived. Spring, 1776. The Second Continental Congress works at creating a new nation. But as they debate, shadowy forces prepare to strike. Welcome to Philadelphia. William Penn's model city is one of the richest in the Thirteen Colonies, and stands at the heart of the Revolution. Home to book shops, thinkers, and a growing intellectual class, the city hides those with knowledge of a more questionable nature. With the leadership of the Revolution quartered here, the city is awash with plots, intrigues, and innumerable dangers meet and it is far from certain whose plans will succeed. As Congress works, the Heroes scour the City of Brotherly Love for a friend's missing son. Not all is as it appears, and soon their simple quest turns into a race against time to prevent a tragedy that could kill the movement of American independence before it has truly begun. Flames of Freedom: Beginnings, is the first volume in an epic campaign for Colonial Gothic. In this book you will find our guide to the great cities of Boston and Philadelphia, and a ready-to-play adventure which sets the stage for the entire Revolution.

Colonial Gothic: Flames of Freedom: Beginnings (RGG7001)

Rogue Games

Colonial Gothic: Lovecraft (RGG1901)

Richard Iorio

Colonial Gothic Bestiary

Go tell Mankind, that there are Devils and Witches; and that tho those night-birds least appear where the Day-light of the Gospel comes, yet New-Engl. has had Exemples of their Existence and Operation. Revd. Cotton Mather, 1689 Monsters are everywhere. They lurk in the untamed mountains and forests of the New World. They stalk the towns and cities of the Thirteen Colonies. They wait in the shadows to prey on the foolish, the unwary, and the unlucky. Within these pages, the Colonial Gothic GM will find a selection of creatures great and small, ready to challenge even the most valiant Heroes. Some are denizens of the New World, both natural and supernatural. Others spring from the myths and legends of antiquity, and have crossed the great Ocean along with the colonists. Some do not belong in this world at all, but may be summoned here by dabblers in sorcery. The Colonial Gothic Bestiary contains descriptions and game statistics for more than 50 creatures from myth, legend, and nightmare to supplement the creatures found in the 2nd edition Colonial Gothic Rulebook, along with notes for the GM on using them in Colonial Gothic adventures, and an index listing the creatures in both volumes. Even in this new Age of Reason, there are creatures that confound science and challenge sanity. Are you ready to face them?

Colonial Gothic: Bestiary (RGG1667)

IT WAS A DIFFERENT TIME. A time when Washington was a militia colonel. A time when Franklin was best known as a scientist. A time when Bostonians drank tea. A time when the British were the good guys. Welcome to a new era for COLONIAL GOTHIC, as the pages of history are tuned back to a time prior to the American Revolution. In THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR, players and gamemasters are presented with the tools and sources they need to run their games during this critical time of American history. Join General Wolfe at the Siege of Quebec. Walk the woods with Hawkeye, Chingachgook and Uncas. Raid with Rogers' Rangers. Or pair this book with the NEW FRANCE sourcebook and fight to drive the British out of North America! THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR includes historical background, new rules, adventure seeds, and game statistics for the leading personalities of the period 1754-1763.

Colonial Gothic: The French and Indian War (RGG1754)

Bryce Whitacre

Spring, 1776. Boston is free. The Second Continental Congress works to create a new nation. But as they debate, shadowy forces prepare to strike back. Welcome to Philadelphia. William Penn's model city is one of the richest in the Thirteen Colonies. It stands at the heart of the Revolution. Home to book shops, thinkers, and a growing intellectual class, the city hides those with knowledge of a more questionable nature. With the leadership of the Revolution here, the city is awash with plots, and dangers. It is here that many plots are about to meet - and it is far from certain who will stand the winner. The Philadelphia Affair is the second volume in the epic Flames of Freedom campaign for Colonial Gothic. In this book you will find our guide to the great city and a ready-to-play adventure which takes up the Heroes' story after the events of Boston Besieged. As Congress works, the Heroes scour the City of Brotherly Love for a friend's missing son. Not all is as it appears, and soon their simple assignment turns into a race against time - to prevent a tragedy that could kill the American independence before it has even begun. Written by Richard Iorio II and maps by Gabriel Brouillard (Colonial Gothic: New France and Under Pashuvanam's Lush), The Philadelphia Affair is your guide to the colonies most important city.

Colonial Gothic: Flames of Freedom: The Philadelphia Affair (RGG1780)

Colonial Gothic: Gazetteer (RGG1777)

It is 1775. The conflict between the American colonists and the British Parliament has come to a head at Boston. War seems inevitable. Behind the war, unseen hands move unknowing pieces, manipulating events according to ancient plans. Beside the war, ghosts and monsters walk the land and ancient curses run their course. Welcome to the Thirteen Colonies. In this book you will find maps and information covering each of the Thirteen Colonies, plus the Province of Maine and local native peoples, plus a short ready-to-play adventure, A Surprise for General Gage. A glossary explains unfamiliar terms both native and colonial, and a bibliography points to more detailed information on the colonies and their inhabitants. Written by Graeme Davis, this book is your guide to the Thirteen Colonies. Filled with maps, adventure hooks, and other information, this book picks up were Colonial Gothic Revised left off, and begins exploring the world of Colonial Gothic.

Graeme Davis

Colonial Gothic is a supernatural historical horror roleplaying game set during the dawn of the American Revolution. Revised, rewritten and redesigned Colonial Gothic Rulebook 3rd Edition provides players and Gamemasters what they need to run adventures during the American Revolution. Everything you need to run a historical supernatural horror game is found in this book: rules covering the use of magic and alchemy, in-depth information on the life and times of the colonies, a bestiary of monsters pulled straight from the period; the possibilities are endless. Using a fast and simple mechanic, setting up and running a game of Colonial Gothic has never been easier. Plus, this Third Edition rulebook is fully compatible with all previous Colonial Gothic adventures and sourcebooks. Now the time has come. War is here. Choose your side.

Colonial Gothic: Rulebook 3rd Edition (RGG6001)

The New World. A seductive song beckons to all those willing to travel to the New World and make it their own. Newcomers arrive daily on its shores to make a new start. Many come seeking the freedom to practice their religious beliefs free from persecution. Others, still, seek to exploit the new land's abundant resources to make themselves rich beyond their dreams. It is a place of great opportunity, where history will be made, a land filled with promise and hope... but also one of mystery and danger, with an ancient and dark history of its own waiting to be discovered. Welcome to the New World. The Colonial Gothic Atlas is your indispensable resource of the lands, people, and history of the Americas. Everything you need to know when it comes to setting your Colonial Gothic games in the New World is found here. In this book you will find maps and information covering: * Each of the Thirteen Colonies * The Province of Maine * New France * East and West Florida * The Caribbean Islands * The Native people who have been here long before European arrival * Glossaries * The machinations of the secret societies and organizations working in the shadows Written by Gabriel Brouillard, Graeme Davis, and Richard Iorio, this book builds upon everything that has come before and opens up new possibilities for the brave and foolhardy. The New World awaits you! Do not wonder in fear at the dangers of the unknown or what might lurk in the shadows of the unexplored. You'll likely discover them in due course... Includes PDF copy with purchase.

Colonial Gothic Atlas (RGG6102)

Gabriel Brouillard

Sometimes it is best not to ask what is for dinner… What mysteries lurk in the shadows? Hired by a wizard in search of his legacy, you will soon discover, that a sleepy town, is not all it appears to be. People are missing, mysteries abound, but at least the food is good. Originally designed for Shadow, Sword &amp; Spell Rogue Games brings you a new version adapted especially for 5th Edition. Now you can experience it for yourself. The Stew is a descent into cooking, legacy, and a strange cult. It is also adventure that will leaving you asking for a second helping!

The Stew (D&D 5E)(RGG10101)

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