I am away from the great town of Simurgh for a few days, where all the casting and packing of orders takes place.
As such any orders for physical products will be actioned upon my return around the 7th of October.
However, thanks to the magical nature of Ali Durust's rules emporium, you can still instantly get the Burning Sands rules:
And The Chroniclers Companion:
PRAISE BE TO APIS!
Following on from the recent Ruined Wall Sections I have now added the first of several Ruin Sets.
These sets will include detailed and textured bases to add extra realism to your games.
Here you can see it with the Ruined Wall Set, where Erland and Eydis are are discussing who gets the tent and who gets the camel...
The Open Steppe is full of all manner of long lost civilisations, ruins, strange rocky outcrops and even the odd newer structures.
Now added to the Open Steppe Range are some ruined wall sections.
You can use them as they are and plonk them down, or you can take them and add them to a scenic base and add lots of extra detritus to make them all that more ruiny...
You never know who may be lying in wait, ready to ambush some bold adventurers.
Every now and then I release something that is full of awesome and amazeballs cool.
This is not one of those things.
It is still very useful though!
Approx 70mm wide and 10mm tall.
(One pack of 6 will make about 42cm of fence)
Rickety simple wattle fence, for when you can’t afford walls!
Made from metal so as to be sturdy and not shift around the table like resin ones may.
The Crom Funder was a success (thanks mighty backers), the items have been shipped and they are now available on the website.
Gandowana.
‘Moa’ to the people of Utuseb.
‘Elephant Bird’ to the people of Simurgh.
The Gandowana is a giant flightless bird that nests in the foothills of the Southern Mountains.
Whilst its vestigial wings lend it an almost comic like appearance, it is very much not to be taken lightly.
Standing well over 12` tall and weighing over 600 lbs, the Gandowana is quite capable of kicking a mountain lion to death or piercing the toughest armour with its razor sharp beak.
Whilst it can not maintain its top speed for long, it can, for short distances outrun the desert wolf and the aforementioned mountain lion.
Its feet have long claws that can shred plate armour.
As if all this were not enough, due to its unusual digestive system, it eats small rocks to grind up its food.
In an emergency the Gandowana can regurgitate these rocks and spit them at predators.
Below we see the tribesmen of Utuseb hunting Gandowana, not something to be taken lightly.
