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Lasercleric:
Die Kickstarterkampagne von Campaign Coins für die Icon Tokens und Münzen des Dragon Empire hat sich ein bisschen verzögert, erste Vorschaubilder sehen aber ganz nett aus.






Der Sorcerer lernt das Beschwören von Monstern:

Lasercleric:
13th Age Coins and Icon Tokens Kickstarter

Lasercleric:
Free-RPG-Day

...hat ein neues Abenteuer gebracht:

Swords Against the Dead


--- Zitat ---You suffer the rudest of awakenings when zombies crash through the walls of the inn, and battle is joined. But where do these shambling menaces arise – the misnamed Isle of Sanctuary, the strangely silent tower of Xuthana, or the Cliff Graves of the Demon Coast? And who or what raised this army of restless undead?
Swords Against the Dead is a quick-start adventure for 13th Age, the d20 fantasy game of battle, treasure and epic story telling. Grab a pregenerated character, decide your One Unique Thing, and get ready to fight for your life!
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13th Age Alliance

...hat einen neuen Arc, in dem die aus der vorherigen Staffel bekannten, mysteriösen Starmasks weiterhin eine zentrale Rolle spielen.

Ironfire



Part 1: For months, strange meteorites have rained down on the Dragon Empire, bringing strange creatures known as star-masks: parasites that latch onto the faces of other beings and take over their minds and bodies. Now the Dwarf King has announced that he’s retrieved an intact meteorite and is willing to sell it to the highest bidder. Whoever uncovers the secrets of the star-masks will gain great power, so every icon has sent a delegation to bid for the meteorite—and your party is one of them.

Part 2: The dwarven city of Frostfire has a problem—raids by the Orc Lord have caused the Dwarf King to withdraw his troops from the area, and criminal gangs and cults are taking advantage of the opportunity. The Dwarf King has agreed to trade the meteorite that holds the key to stopping the pernicious star-mask menace, but only if the adventurers help restore the rule of law.

13th Age Monthly

...hat uns in der Zwischenzeit weitere Ausgaben beschert:

Coin Tricks




--- Zitat ---There are few things a sword-and-spell-slinging adventurer loves more than a full coin purse — so why not take advantage of it? Coin Tricks by Rob Heinsoo and Lynne Hardy turns the one thing that all PCs will literally die to obtain into a rich source of plot hooks and monsters. It includes:
Coin zombies, who make up for their slowness by using adventurers’ greed to ensnare them.
Coins found in living dungeons that appear to be from alternate versions of the Empire.
Ghoul-stamped coins, the mutilated currency of the undead.
Rules for Tower Thump, the dwarves’ favorite coin-based drinking game.
Normal-seeming gold coins that are also bat-winged demons devoted to chaos and destruction.
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Gladiators




--- Zitat ---In the Dragon Empire, the imperial city of Axis is the hub of civilization—but even there, the barbaric spectacle of bloody arena combat draws cheering crowds. Who among the gladiators will ascend to fame and glory today, and who will fall?
Here you’ll find notes on gladiatorial armor, dragon patrons, crest-taking, staged holy wars, Dragon Empire gladiators as they compare to Roman Empire gladiators, the Lich King’s arenas, and other surprises involving war sports. By Rob Heinsoo.
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13th Sage

...bringt uns schließlich einen besseren Array für Ability Scores:

New Alternative Array Ability Scores


--- Zitat ---by Jonathan Tweet and Rob Heinsoo
When creating characters in a d20-rolling RPG, some of us will always want to roll ability scores. Others hate the randomness, or the risk of rolling up a less-then-competent characters, and opt for point-buy systems. In our games, we let players choose the method they like. When we make our own characters, Rob has always opted for rolling ability scores while Jonathan uses the point-buy system from the core rulebook.
But while we were creating 13th Age in Glorantha, Jonathan came up with an alternative we both like. It creates more diverse characters, it’s simple, and it’s what we have been using lately and suggesting to our players.
Assign these six scores to your abilities: 17, 15, 14, 13, 12, 10.
This alternative array is better than the point-buy arrays on page 309 of 13th Age, but it’s better on the bottom end. Low scores usually get ignored with point-buy systems; but a bit more emphasis on the low end of the scores helps characters in 13th Age because skill checks call on many different abilities, and your defenses are based on multiple ability scores.
Try it, and see if you like the results!
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Ginster:
Temple of the Sun Cabal



--- Zitat ---To save the world, sometimes you gotta save a vampire—especially when they have information you need, but they’ve been captured by the not-so-friendly neighborhood sun cult. Getting to their island temple won’t be easy, though. Will you choose the Path of Battle, the Path of Cunning, or the (suspiciously named) Path of Welcome? This adventure for four to six 5th level characters can be run as a standalone session, or as a way to introduce the Wild Garden dungeon from 13 True Ways into your campaign. It includes an improved version of the hydra from the 13th Age core book, a different take on harpies, a wild and watery skill challenge, and some potential recurring villains for your campaign. By Wade Rockett.
Temple of the Sun Cabal is the sixth installment of the second 13th Age Monthly subscription. When you subscribe to 13th Age Monthly, you will get all issues of the subscription to date.

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Ginster:
Shades of Fey (13th Age monthly)




--- Zitat ---Who are the fey, if they aren’t principally connected to the Elf Queen? Here are ten intriguing alternatives with consequences for story and mechanics, similar to what was done for devils in 13 True Ways. Also includes a double handful of fey monsters with different attributes depending on which name they are using, and at least one player character surprise.

Shades of Fey is the seventh installment of the second 13th Age Monthly subscription. When you subscribe to 13th Age Monthly, you will get all issues of the subscription to date.

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