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Transdimensional Adventures: In Service of the Magi adventure book

Started by Bloody Stupid Johnson, September 17, 2024, 08:21:37 PM

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Bloody Stupid Johnson

September 17, 2024, 08:21:37 PM
Transdimensional Adventures is a rules-medium d20-based system (somewhat reminiscent of M&M, or Unisystem but d20) designed to allow adventuring parties of characters from various worlds - fantasy, SF, modern and others- to join up and have adventures across multiple worlds. The Core book is now freely available; it also has its own support magazine of additional stuff, Further Horizons, now up to #21.

Today, I'm proud to present a new adventure book for the Transdimensional Adventures RPG. "In Service of the Magi 1" includes two adventures, Black Heart Temple and Hydra-2: Lost in Space. Written by veteran GM Kevin Lewis, an original playtester of the system, the adventures here include maps, monsters, and encounter details, suitable for either one-off games or as a jumping-off point for a longer campaign.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/495531/in-service-of-the-magi-1-black-heart-temple-hydra-2
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