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Forgotten Realms Hub BROWSE MY FORGOTTEN REALMS ITEMS CURRENTLY IN STOCK   Draconomicon (FOR1)
"The creatures of lore and legend - of myth and mystery - only the dragons know the answers to the secrets and ciphers that surround them. But brave adventuring souls who have gone before have left behind clues and epistles with valuable information for anyone in pursuit of dragons. This tome is a compilation of the lifetime efforts of numerous dragon-hunting adventurers, presented to those who crave hints and leads for dragon-questing." 1990, 1999 ... Nigel Findley ... 128 pages ... TSR 9297 ... ISBN 0880388765 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  The Drow of the Underdark (FOR2)
"They are the favorite foes of many a party of adventurers. In these pages, the drow come to life, their culture and powers detailed fully for the first time. This guide presents new rules galore: new spells, new magical items, insight into the mysteries of Lolth, Monstrous Compendium entries for related monsters of the Underdark - and much, much more." "Drow. The Dark Elves, Those Who Have Turned to Evil. In elven tongues, they are referred to by several names: "tirl aukhbhet-ess," "tuer lothnil," and "duiss aszbhar." All of these translate to "The Accursed." The elegant, dark and deadly drow are a hated and feared race. In the dangerous caverns of the Underdark dwell many horrible monsters, including the drow. Obsidian-skinned kin to elves, this fell race has won mastery of magic — and a cruel reputation. Small children of Faerun hear whispered tales even before they are officially warned of Those Below. As everyone knows, drow come by night, sporadically raiding the surface realms with their twisted magic and their near-invulnerability to the magic art of most wizards. They are masters of subtle treachery, and cannot be trusted even by their fellows." ...from the Introduction 1991, 1999 ... Ed Greenwood ... 128 pages ... TSR 9326 ... ISBN 1560761326 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  Pirates of the Fallen Stars (FOR3)
"'Aye, fightin' ship to ship is a grand thing. Makes ya feel like a real pirate, aimin' ballistas and catapults and such at the enemy, blastin' great holes in her hull, watchin' 'em flee like rats...' Jomo Shanbaeren's eyes glaze over with memories, and for a moment he looks like a young man again as he relives his glory days. 'And boardin'! That's the thrill - leapin' from yer own gunwales onto the enemy's deck, cutlass flashin', givin' 'em the ol' hook-and-eye - ' the retired pirate slashes at an invisible opponent with the iron hook that takes the place of his right hand - 'drivin' 'em back to the rails! Let me tell yer about the time we took on Teldar and the Kissing Maiden...' Pirates of the Fallen Stars reveals for the first time the details about the Pirate Isles, in the center of the Inner Sea. Here are facts about their societies, their interactions with the Inner Sea nations, their pirate kings, their ships, their style of combat; in fact, here is everything any DM or player needs to know to enjoy a campaign in the Sea of Fallen Stars and its environs." 1992 ... Curtis Scott ... 128 pages ... TSR 9346 ... ISBN 1560763205 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  The Code of the Harpers (FOR4)
"From the storm-lashed rocks west of fabled Evermeet to the Plains of Purple Dust, all the folk of Faerun have heard of the Harpers. Noble fools, some call them. Crazy, misguided meddlers, others say. Still others disagree. "The one true hope of the Realms," said one princess. "A shining light in the darkness of out lives," agreed a sage, "pray that it never goes out." Just who are these mysterious, wandering folk who wear silver harp pins and walk softly in the most dangerous shadows of the Realms? This book reveals the secrets, rules, and magic of the Harpers, including: Harpers Runes Harper Magic The long, colorful History of the Harpers Their evil Foes Their special Allies The fabled High Heralds What Harpers Do Harper Haunts: their strongholds, and the Harpers who (literally) haunt them! Joining the Harpers, and how to become a True Harper and a Master Harper... ...And more, from favorite Harper ballads to detailed Harper NPCs. This is a sourcebook you'll turn to again and again. It lays bare the warring power groups who work behind the scenes in Faerun; no FORGOTTEN REALMS campaign is complete without it!" 1993 ... Ed Greenwood ... 128 pages ... TSR 9390 ... ISBN 1560766441 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  Elves of Evermeet
"For many years, Evermeet has remained a mystery, known only as the elves' place of refuge. So far, details about the island itself, its geography, rulers, and society have been sketchy. It is known that Evermeet is protected by illusory magic, that ships lose their way or vanish mysteriously if they approach the isle, and that the elven navy is the finest in the realms. Past publications have also revealed that Evermeet is ruled by Queen Amlaruil, and that her husband Zaor was murdered decades ago. Beyond this, little is known. The Elves of Evermeet attempts to investigate and explain the inner workings of the elven island, and develop the realm as a setting for FORGOTTEN REALMS adventures. Until now, Evermeet has been reserved exclusively for the elves and officially closed to humans, dwarves, and other races. But this product will help you work Evermeet into your campaign and allow other PC races to visit, or at least interact, with the mysterious island. Included are: • new elven magic (for High Mages), • elven NPCs, • tips on playing Evermeet elves, • gods and goddesses of the island, and • adventure ideas for your own campaign!" 1994 ... Anthony Pryor ... 128 pages ... TSR 9430 ... ISBN 1560768290 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  The Seven Sisters
Alustriel, Dove Falconhand, Laeral Silverhand, The Simbul, Storm Silverhand, Syluné, and Qilué Veladorn. -W "Beautiful, powerful, mysterious, and deadly - the silver-haired Seven Sisters are legendary throughout the Forgotten Realms. One rules the city of bards, Silverymoon. Another is Elminster's beloved and the infamous Witch-Queen of Aglarond. The third is the Lady Mage of Waterdeep, peer and consort of Khelben "Blackstaff" Arunsun, and the fourth is a Harper and one of the famous Knights of Myth Drannor. The fifth is a leader of the Harpers and a legendary bard in her own right, and the sixth is a dead - perhaps undead - witch. And the seventh? She's the one who wild tales are whispered about all across Faerûn around many a fireside late at night. But who are they, really? Their very names conjure up romance, allure, and power - Storm Silverhand, the Simbul, High Lady Alustriel. Sages say they are among the Chosen of Mystara, archmages who wield magic few can dare to stand against. Yet these seven do not seek to rule the world, and they often stay quiet and hidden for generations. That hints at another thing. These seven seem immortal, never aging as the long years pass. Just who are these Seven Sisters, and what are their secrets? Read this tome, and learn what the Zhentarim, the Red Wizards of Thay, and the Cult of the Dragon could not, despite performing many fell deeds in the attempt. Learn the stories of these great ladies, and their aims and strivings - and browse among over a hundred new and spectacular spells! Dungeon Masters and players alike will find this volume an essential sourcebook of Realmslore, and a handy guide to archsorceresses peerless in power." 1995 ... Ed Greenwood ... 128 pages ... TSR 9475 ... ISBN 0786901187 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  Seven Sisters (1995) and Secrets of the Magister (2000) have the same cover art. TSR preferred to buy their art pieces outright, and recycle them endlessly. The floating lady in the nightgown also showed up as one of several figures on the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 2e (updated cover, 1996). No doubt this image was recycled further in other products and advertising. When I posted this on Twitter, Ed Greenwood commented, "I think TSR editors meant it to be The Simbul, but the image actually looks far more like Syluné." -Wayne  Giantcraft
"As Kiruna reached the mouth of the cavern, she realized the heat was emanating from two towering braziers, one on either side of the entrance. Deep gouges — now she could see they were runes, of ancient origin — ringed their bases and rims, their lines and curves carved by instruments far larger than any she could wield. Her eyes adjusted slowly to the darkness within the stone giants' home. On the walls she could make out stunning friezes and portraits, all carved in bas-relief with artistry like none she had seen back home in Shadowdale. Kiruna stood for a moment, gazing on these immense figures and faces, her reverie broken only by the realization that she was shivering; no, not shivering, but being shaken. The floor was quivering, and, echoing in the depths of the darkness, footsteps approached.... Enter the world of Faerûn's giants as first revealed in Troy Denning's "Twilight Giants" trilogy of novels. Giantcraft presents game material based on those characters and events, including statistics for Princess Brianna, Tavis Burdun, and others; a section on player-character giants and giant-kin; a chapter on giant religion; a new magic-using class, the runecaster; details on giant rune magic; and detailed lairs for the main giant types found in the Ice Spires and their environs. Read about levendhule, the forbidden "living cave"; uncover the secrets of the Ordning; learn the history of the sons and daughters of Annam. Dungeon Masters and players alike are certain to find invaluable information in this latest Realms sourcebook. (Familiarity with the novels is not necessary to use this accessory.)" 1995 ... Ray Winninger & Troy Denning & Jeff Grubb ... 128 pages ... TSR 9487 ... ISBN 0786901632 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  Pages from the Mages
"'Any rogue can craft a spell - but it takes a really reckless fool to write one down.' Thus, the wizard Elminster introduces the latest collection of wizardly lore from the FORGOTTEN REALMS campaign setting, including: • New spells from mages such as Daltim, Darsson, and Myrl. • Fell creatures - the Tome Guardian, the Disenchanter, and the Scalamagdrion. • Details of more than 40 spellbooks - appearance, history, the magic they contain, and what is known of the fates of their makers. • And just for fun - Elminster's very own traveling spellbook!" 1995 ... Ed Greenwood & Tim Beach ... 128 pages ... TSR 9491 ... ISBN 0786901837 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  Wizards and Rogues of the Realms
"From Waterdeep to Thay, from the great Glacier to Calimshan, wizards and rogues dress, think, and behave in ways that tell the learned observer just where they hail from. Sometimes the differences are obvious—anyone can distinguish a seafaring mage from a turban-crowned spellcaster, or a thief of Lantan from a burglar of Amn. But often, appearance gives no clue: even wizards and rogues of the Dalelands vary from. Dale to Dale, though one may look the same as another. Faerftnians are fiercely proud of their heritage, and they carry their native traits with them wherever they go. Within these pages are dozens of kits designed to help players in a Forgotten Realms® campaign discover their characters' roots and reflect them in role-playing. Special benefits and disadvantages related to each particular home town or territory allow players to create unique kits that can be applied to mages, specialist wizards, and rogues, and they can even be layered over other kits. As a bonus, two new player character subclasses have been included: the intriguing spellsinger and the stealthy shadow walker." 1995 ... William W. Connors ... 128 pages ... TSR 9492 ... ISBN 078690190X Check Wayne's Books Inventory  Warriors and Priests of the Realms
"Fighters and clerics have long been mainstays in many AD&D game campaigns. Now, take a look inside this book and discover the dozens of kits created to adapt these basic classes to the unique and popular lands of Faerûn. Learn what a difference your homeland makes when you choose a warrior's kit, or discover the benefits as well as disadvantages of worshiping certain gods of the Realms. Some differences among people are subtle, while others can be quite glaring. This tome reveals ways to identify whether a mercenary hails from Chondath or Waterdeep. It tells you that not all black-clad priests are evil followers of Cyric, and even priests of the demipowers have skills to respect. In addition to priest and warrior kits, unique PC subclasses are revealed herein: the Harper, roving guardian of nature and justice, and the Crusader, a militant priest able to defend the faith with steel if necessary. As sure as Elminster's pipe glows green, the true warriors and priests of the Realms stand revealed at last!" 1996 ... John Terra ... 128 pages ... TSR 9509 ... ISBN 0786903686 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  Cult of the Dragon
"No longer can the members of the most infamous clandestine organizations in all the Realms lurk in their comfortable shadows. No more can these men, women, dragons, dracoliches, and...others...scheme to subjugate all that is good and true while the rest of Faerûn waits unaware. For centuries has the evil secreet society founded by the mad mage and Chosen of Mystara, Sammaster, labored secretly - well, no more! This 128-page book lays bare the secrets of Sammaster and the secret society he created over 400 years ago. Herein is written the story of the Cult of the Dragon, beginning with its foundation based on an obscure line in a tome of ancient prophecy. Learn of the Cult's most powerful current cells, their leaders, the dragons and dracoliches that work with them (or for them), and their goals. Discover the many foes the Cult has earned in over four centuries of treachery and industrious malevolent dealings. Also included are the details of some of the spells and magical items of the Cult and its dragons and dracoliches, including the one item that no Cult member will ever admit the existence of, much less claim to possess. Read about the many magical variant and hybrid creatures that the Cult uses to excercise its will across the face of Faerûn. And finally, decide the best way to incorporate the Cult into a FORGOTTEN REALMS campaign by browsing the numerous adventure hooks for just the right scenario to tempt and terrify players of any gaming style." 1998 ... Dale Donovan ... 128 pages ... TSR 9547 ... ISBN 0786907096 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  Demihumans of the Realms
"Is your FORGOTTEN REALMS character an elf? A dwarf? Maybe a gnome? Perhaps, yet that doesn't really say much, does it? One might just as easily say there's no difference between a Calishite and a Thayan because they're both humans! No one is just a demihuman in the Realms - there are acrobats, barbarians, giant killers, manhunters, pestkillers, prospectors, and even tunnelrats, but they're all demihumans and they all walk the face of Faerûn. Within these pages are dozens of kits designed to help players in a FORGOTTEN REALMS campaign enrich their characters and make them truly native to the Realms. Special benefits and disadvantages for each kit enhance roots and racial heritages. This companion to Wizards and Rogues of the Realms and Warriors and Priests of the Realms completes the series of kit-based sourcebooks for the FORGOTTEN REALMS campaign." 1999 ... 96 pages ... TSR 11316 ... ISBN 0786913169 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  Secrets of the Magister
"The Magister of Mystara is one of the most mysterious - and misunderstood - beings in the FORGOTTEN REALMS setting. Some say the Magister is simply the most powerful mortal mage in all of Toril. Perhaps, but there is something more, something unique, about being so touched by the Mother of All Magic. The mages of Faerûn roll up their sleeves and craft spells and items that they hope will empower them to win the office of the Magister. A few will succeed. More will wish they'd never taken up magic in the first place. Here at last, one can learn all the secrets, abilities, and sacred duties of the Magister. Plus, discover the fate of Lady Nouméa and the identity of her successor as Magister. Also, read guidelines on how a PC mage might become the Magister. This book holds the history of the office, new powers, spells, magic items, a roster of select Magisters from the past, and guidelines on how to incorporate the Magister into your campaign." 2000 ... Ed Greenwood ... 128 pages ... TSR 11430 ... ISBN 0786914300 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  The Dalelands (FRS1)
"Between Cormyr and the Moonsea lie the beautiful forests and fields of the Dalelands, home to some of the most powerful characters and exciting adventures in the Heartlands. Proud and free, these scattered realms stand against the dark evil of Zhentil Keep and the savage raiders of the mountains and forests. Ancient magic lies buried in dangerous ruins within the vast Elven Woods, waiting for the hand bold enough to seize it. The Dalelands are a place where adventurers are welcomed, and heroes rewarded with gold, honor, and power. Enemies, old and new, move against the Dales constantly, and the call goes out for brave and true heroes to defend the land! The Dalelands are the oldest campaign setting of the Forgotten Realms, finally described in detail. New and exciting information about each of these independent lands is contained in this accessory. Of course, the dark and sinister enemies who plot against the Dales are described as well! Prepare to meet the challenges of the Dalelands!" 1993 ... L. Richard Baker III ... 64 pages + poster map ... TSR 9392 ... ISBN 1560766670 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  Player's Guide to the Forgotten Realms Campaign (PG2)
"There are many parallel worlds, and in times past, travel was easy between them. But those ways are now lost. Those worlds are forgotten. Or are they? Welcome to the Forgotten Realms. This volume, brimming with newly rediscovered facts and original fiction, introduces you to the best-selling world of Faerûn, where elves are mysteriously disappearing, and magic is an art gifted by a goddess. No difficult game jargon obscures the wonders before you. Come and explore. Open this book, and discover a forgotten world!" 1993 ... 132 pages ... TSR 2142 ... ISBN 1560766956 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  Lords of Darkness (REF5)
This is one of the first books to mention the creator races and the Nether Scrolls. The "Mummies" chapter pits the characters against a greater mummy of one of the creator races, with a chance to walk away with one of the legendary Nether Scrolls. -Wayne "The Undead. Denied the eternal rest of Death, cursed to wander the many planes and worlds forever, their very existence a mockery of the life they constantly crave yet cannot have. Created by the foulest magics, they have only one thought, one burning goal: revenge against the living. Or do they? Lords of Darkness is an anthology of short adventures set in various locations in the Forgotten Realms, though you don't need the FORGOTTEN REALMS campaign supplement to use them. Some of gaming's best designers have contributed adventures to this collection, which feature undead of all types and descriptions in all sorts of situations - from skeletons to vampires and worse, from graveyards to haunted houses, and even a few places you may never have expected to find the undead. These adventures can be used one at a time, inserted into an existing campaign as a change of pace, or they can be a basis for an entirely new campaign. Either way, Lords of Darkness will be sure to give AD&D game players plenty of chills and excitement." 1988 ... 96 pages ... TSR 9240 ... ISBN 0880386223 Check Wayne's Books Inventory NOTE: THE FOLLOWING PLAY EXAMPLES ARE FOR REFEREE'S EYES ONLY. THERE ARE SPOILERS HERE FOR PLAYERS. "Lords of Darkness" breathes new life (unlife?) into common villains of AD&D games: Undead. In addition to numerous essays front and back detailing suggestions for reffing the unliving, numerous short scenarios fill the center. Each scenario spotlights a particular undead type, for all levels of play. (8/24/03) I just finished running my players through the "Vampires" scenario, and it was hair-raising for them. They were under the mistaken assumption that they were in pursuit of one vampire. In fact, they were drawn into an ambush, assaulted by two vampires and lesser minions. Two in the party died quickly, but the PC's regrouped and triumphed. And this was only one of the scenarios. Others, like "Zombies," "Ghouls," "Mummies," etc. appear equally challenging and innovative. The essays are full of fresh ideas (including how to ref your way around the level drain of some of the undead). (1/1/04) As a New Year's Eve event, I dusted off REF5 once again. This time the characters were farther along in the campaign, and significantly stronger. An earlier adventure left a treasure map in the hands of the PCs; this map led to the Lair of Alokkair the lich. The players (My daughter & brother) were a little edgy, for liches are quite powerful. But their party ('The Menagerie Company') numbered nine and was well-balanced, even including a flesh golem. The beginning of the adventure was deceptively easy (stirges, ghouls), with a few traps. But Alokkair's Lair really doesn't begin until halfway through: A deep chasm filled with animated stones and boulders colliding with the walls, ceiling, and one another. The party must cross 40 feet from one ledge to another, and it is a lethal 40 feet. The party decided to pass a pair of Winged Boots back and forth, by pulling them back with a rope. Simply tossing them back bore a heavy risk of them of hitting a flying rock and plummeting to the depths below. One-by-one they crossed, pummeled by rocks of varying sizes. Gargoyles tried stealing the boots every time. Battered, the party entered the first chamber and attempted to rest. Alokkair harassed them relentlessly, depriving them of much needed rest and spell memorization. I'll have to hand it to the players... they were persistent. It took a stone golem, and two illusions of stone golems to get them moving. Their big break came when they destroyed a one-way secret door with a Stone Shape spell and gained access to the network of passageways used by the lich to spy on intruders. They bypassed several dangerous rooms, and made their way to the heart of the Lair. The characters easily dispatched Alokkair's weak minions along the way. The lich, alarmed by a still-vital party on the way -- and out of servitors -- left the gift of a Delayed Blast Fireball and fled. His two daughters -- ju-ju zombies -- attempted to flee as well with Alokkair's spell book. The party ran them down just in time. The Menagerie Company made a deadly enemy, who they never even glimpsed. The lich is quite intelligent, and will learn from his encounter: 1. His spells, while powerful, have overlong casting times. He'd probably get a few off before the party's fighters closed and destroyed him. He'll locate new spells to adapt to this threat. 2. He over-relied on unintelligent, programmed undead who couldn't respond to unanticipated events. This, too, will not happen again. The party has not seen the last of Alokkair. Monstrous Compendium - Forgotten Realms Monstrous Compendium Forgotten Realms Appendix (MC3) "More monsters escape from the Realms and into your AD&D 2nd Edition game! Sixty-four pages chock-full of new monsters for use in your own campaigns and with the FORGOTTEN REALMS Campaign Setting. From the gnomish svirfneblin to the deadly dracolich; from the wemic to the revenant; they're all here! Battle the beholder-kin of the North, the dinosaurs of the Jungles of Chult, and the oriental dragons of Kara-Tur. All these creatures and more are organized in 64 5-hole punched pages that will make a handy appendix to your Volume One Monstrous Compendium binder. Add them in and turn them loose on your players!" CREATURES: Ascallion; Asperii; Beholder-kin; Belabra (Tangler); Berbalang; Bhaergala; Bichir (Lungfish, Giant); Bunyip; Burbur; Claw, Crawling; Cloaker; Darkenbeast; Death, Crimson; Dinosaurs; Dracolich; Dragon, Faerie; Dragons, Oriental; Firenewt; Firestar; Maedar; Meazel; Pleistocene Animals; Revenant; Rhaumbusun; Strider, Giant; Sull; Svirfneblin (Deep Gnome); Thessalmonster; Thri-kreen (Mantis Warrior); Thylacine; Vulture; Vurgens; Web, Living; Wemic. -Wayne 1989 ... 32 pages + 4 dividers ... TSR 2104 ... ISBN 0880387696 Check Wayne's Books Inventory  Monstrous Compendium Forgotten Realms Appendix (MC11)
CREATURES: Alaghi; Alguduir; Avian; Bat, Deep; Beguiler; Cantobele; Cat; Chitine; Cildabrin; Dimensional Warper; Dragon, Deep; Elf, Aquatic; Fachan; Feyr; Firetail; Frost; Gaund; Giant, Mountain; Gloomwing; Golden Ammonite; Golem, Lightning; Hamadryad; Harrier; Harrla; Haun; Haundar; Hendar; Inquisitor; Lhiannan Shee; Loxo; Manni; Mara; Morin; Naga, Dark; Orpsu; Peryton; Phantom; Plant, Carnivorous; Ringworm; Rohch; Sandcat; Saurial; Shaaz; Silverdog; Simpathetic; Skuz; Spider, Monkey; Tempest; Tlincalli; Tren. -Wayne 1991 ... 32 pages + 4 dividers ... TSR 2125 ... ISBN 1560761113 Check Wayne's Books Inventory Wizards of the Coast owns (and holds trademark to) the AD&D game and the Forgotten Realms in all forms.| FR Campaign Sets | Accessories - FR Series | FR Accessories - Lettered | FR Accessories - Unlettered | FR Modules - Lettered | FR Modules - Unlettered | Arcane Age: Netheril, Cormanthyr, Myth Drannor | Bloodstone | Horde Campaign | Maztica | Raven's Bluff | Volo's Guides | Waterdeep / Undermountain | Menagerie Campaign Characters | | CORE RULES | Al-Qadim | Birthright | Dark Sun | Dragonlance | Forgotten Realms | Greyhawk | Kara-Tur | Lankhmar | Monstrous Arcana | Mystara | Planescape | Ravenloft | Spelljammer | Non-TSR AD&D | AD&D - Spanish/Español | | 2300 AD | 7th Sea | AD&D | Aftermath! | Albedo | Aliens | Arduin | Alternity | Amazing Engine | Amber Diceless | Ars Magica | Atlantis | Babylon 5 | Battletech | Boardgames / Wargames - Other | Boot Hill | Buck Rogers | Bushido | Call of Cthulhu | Castle Falkenstein | Chill | Chivalry & Sorcery | Conan | Cyberpunk | Cyborg Commando | Dark Conspiracy | DC Heroes | Deadlands | Doctor Who | DragonQuest | Dream Park | Dune | Dungeons & Dragons | Dying Earth | Earthdawn | Elfquest | Elric / Stormbringer | Everway | The Fantasy Trip | Foreign Language Roleplaying Games | Game of Thrones | Gamma World | GangBusters | Gear Krieg | Ghostbusters | GURPS | Harn | High Fantasy | Indiana Jones | James Bond | Jorune | Judge Dredd | Justifiers | Living Steel | Lords of Creation | Man, Myth & Magic | Marvel Super Heroes | Middle Earth Role Playing | Midkemia | Military Roleplaying Stockpile | Millennium's End | Miscellanea | Morrow Project | Mythus - Dangerous Journeys | Nightlife | Pendragon | Phoenix Command | Powers & Perils | Red Sonja | Renegade Legion | Riddle of Steel | Ringworld | Robotech | Rolemaster | Runequest | Shadowrun | Sovereign Stone | Space 1889 | Space Master | Space Opera - Other Suns | Star Ace | Star Frontiers | Star Trek | Star Wars | Super Hero RPGs | Talislanta | Talisman | Tekumel | Terminator 2 | Thieves' World | Timemaster | Top Secret | Traveller | Tribe 8 | Tunnels & Trolls | Twilight: 2000 | Villains & Vigilantes | Warhammer | Whispering Vault | Willow | Witchcraft | Ysgarth | CAMPAIGN BUILDING | RPG MAGAZINES | Avalanche Press | Avalon Hill | Bard | Chaosium | Columbia Games | Dream Pod 9 | Fantasy Games Unlimited (FGU) | FASA | Flying Buffalo | Game Designers Workshop (GDW) | Gamelords | Gamescience | Games Workshop | Judges Guild | Leading Edge Games | Mayfair Games | Metagaming | Pacesetter | Palladium | SPI | Steve Jackson Games | Tri Tac | TSR | Victory Games | West End Games | White Wolf | Wizards of the Coast | Yaquinto Publications | | Return Home | What's New | Contact WaynesBooks.com | |
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