The much awaited supplement to Burning Sands, The Chronicler's Companion is here!
Adding more flavour to the core rules you will find:
Fighting Techniques
Armour
New Abilities
Creature Specific Abilities
New Sorcery Types
Legend
Expanded Bestiary
Rules for Equipment and in Game Effects
Notes on mechanics so you can create your own new rules to flesh out your Chronicles.
An updated photo of my mush on the last page!!
Out in the Open Steppe across the Burning Sands, all manner of danger lurks.
Hyenas are a common threat, on their own no real concern for a mighty hero, but seldom do they travel alone.
Most often they are found in packs, oddly, most often in packs of 6, and in strangely similar poses to one another!
Simurgh is now in what scholars will one day call the Middle Period.
A time of growth and prosperity, the catalyst of which was the removal of the persistent bandit threat.
With this threat now removed, the old trade route across the Eastern Desert has started to re-open and merchants such as Ali Durust can ply their wares and take days off the old journey time which went around the desert edges.
Simurgh is a vibrant and rich in its diversity, for enough coin, anything can be found.
From exotic fruits and spices:
(no Haga)
To slaves for all your requirements:
To the mightiest of weapons, forged by non other than Crom Ogun himself:
Simurgh, where heroes live!
Simurgh is now entering what scholars will one day call the Middle Period.
A time of growth and prosperity, the catalyst of which was the removal of the persistent bandit threat.
With this threat now removed, the old trade route across the Eastern Desert has started to re-open and merchants such as Ali Durust can ply their wares and take days off the old journey time which went around the desert edges.
With this increased trade comes wealth and growth, more buildings are being built and more cultures are being introduced and integrated.
Of course this also means more exotic goods, and one of the things so called civilisations use to prosper is a cheap workforce.
Ali has here some slaves from all over the continent for your pleasure.
Ali is no fool and knows that slaves will on occasion try to escape, so he also offers a Thrall Cart.
(You will have to provide your own method of pulling it, though of course, you did just buy some slaves yes?)
One of the things I like about my Burning Sands games, apart from the greatness of the models and rules (ahem) is the accessorising I can do.
To me the accessories which whilst superfluous to the actual game play, add so much to the experience.
I have acquired a number of bespoke items to make my games feel that bit more heroic and epic.
Hand carved bone dice, bespoke made wolf teeth, an exotic dice box, Feng Shui coins, hand bound leather book from my adventures in Egypt.
But nothing quite tops it off like the official Burning Sands Hero Tray!
There are two options, the plain and simple standard resin version.
or
The Deluxe True Hero Version, which comes painted and lined with luxurious Eastern red velvet* as seen above.
*It may actually be felt, and by may, I mean it is actually felt.