Domain Building is a sourcebook for OSR-style games that focuses on the mechanical aspects of founding and building a domain as part of higher-level play. From gaining multiple retainers to manage aspects of one's domain, to clearing and claiming land, to building strongholds and towns, to using the natural resources that a hex provides, Domain Building explores some of the oft hand-waved... [click here for more]
This supplement is a guide to the mechanical methods of running a hexcrawl style campaign. It is written for OSR-style games, specifically Necrotic Gnome's Old School Essentials, but can easily be adapted to fit others. It includes methods of both traveling through hexes and exploring within a hex, clarifications on rules for getting lost, populating a hex with lairs, determining the... [click here for more]
This document provides alternate classes for the four base human classes in OSR-style fantasy rpgs. It is written for Necrotic Gnome's Old School Essentials but can be used with Labyrinth Lord or any other BX compatible game. It includes the following classes: cleric, fighter, magic-user, thief, assassin, scout, dervish, berserker, cerves brave (deer-folk race as class), witch, ironskin (race as class),... [click here for more]
The first in the new series called Populated Hexes Monthly, the Shrine of Daothog features a dragonne lair in a sea-side hex of rocky dunes and a cave containing a node of Chaos and the godling it spawned. Includes rules for generating nodes of chaos and adding schools of magic to your B/X-based OSR game.
Populated Hexes Monthly is a monthly release containing 10 pages of unique content, with a goal... [click here for more]
This introductory issue of Populated Hexes Monthly provides a background to the world of Absalom: basic setting information and maps that place the Third Kingdom Games products into a geographic context. ... [click here for more]
The first hex in the Populated Hex series, The Lake of Abominations includes an overview of Absalom, the continent on which the series is set, and is an introduction to the one hex format used by this series. Each hex cluster will contain a central 6-mile hex (in this case the titular Lake) as well as the surrounding six hexes, and will include lairs, encounters, features, as well as optional rules... [click here for more]
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