Maganshire Resource Book

I've been putting all the assorted files supporting my campaign together in a single resource book because that seems easier than doing file by file. This is for my BECMI/RC D&D campaign, set on Mystara. Feel free to use the contents for whatever you wish, but if I've included an acknowledgement at the end of any section then please credit it (and me) too. It's under constant editing because there's always more to add.

You can find a link to the most up to date version as a PDF here.

I've also just started faffing about putting my own DM's notes into a document for my own convenience. Haven't added much art yet and it's nothing even close to being done, but I'm shocked that it's already up to almost 100 pages of new monsters, magic items, extra rules and random tables to play with. 

You can get that one here.

Comments

  1. Mischa Gelman2 November 2022 at 09:13

    Neat to see so many additions/revisions for the 1980s D&D rules. As my kids recently discovered D&D (using my old modules and rulebooks from the 1980s), it's great to incorporate some of these things.

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  2. JustinDrawsComics22 February 2023 at 06:16

    You added Star Frontiers races. Is there room for a 'Expedition to the barrier Peak' style adventure with a crashed Sathar spaceship?

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    1. Cab Davidson23 May 2023 at 04:18

      You know, I think that's an excellent idea!

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