Treasure Hoards Released

Another Aketon supplement is out in the open air! For free of course. It has:

• A system for selling high value treasure to collectors
• Insight on how much loot to put in a lair
• d6 wonderous oddities
• d66 potions
• d66 jewelry (with random gemstones to make them more unique)
• d66 gemstones
• d66 artworks treasures
• A system for generating unique masterwork items
• d66 common magic items
• 2d6 rare magic items (with sub-tables)
• d6 legendary magic items
• The odds for finding specialist artisans in settlements
• A system for crafting masterwork items
• A system for cooking monsters
• A system for blessing items
• A system for enchanting items
• A system for making poisons

Check it out down below:

Weapon Rebalance

After some playtesting, it has come to my attention that some weapons are just objectively better than others. For example, as it was, there was never a reason to have a sword instead of a bludgeon or axe! No swords?? Heresy!

So, I’ve updated the game a bit. Nothing major, the weapons have been just been rebalanced. Mostly this it for the sword, axe, bludgeon, great weapon, spear, and polearm.

The Next Supplement

The next supplement is already underway! Because I have a Paladin in my home game it’s going to be Priestly Prayers, the Priest Spells Supplement. Here’s a sneak peak and the layout:

It will include 50 spells, each with their full and partial effect, and significant and total backlashes pre-written for you. That should be plenty of spells for you guys!

After this I’ll either move on to Seer spells (“Seer Sorcery”) or monsters (“Creatures & Chaos”). I personally do not find a ton of joy in making spell lists, so I’m currently leaning towards monsters.

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until next time…

Good Luck on your Adventures!