Everytown This setting is a ready-made, highly customizable locale for a Twilight: 2013 Campaign.

As written, the locations of Everytown are purposely named by their function and the NPCs called by their trade or position in the town rather than given names so the GM can easily modify them to reflect the locale and society they choose for their campaign. The intent is to maximize utility for every group playing Twilight: 2013, while retaining a plausible feel of a community of survivors that has survived the Last Year relatively intact.

Everytown is the root and trunk of a tree that, it is hoped, will bear much adventuring fruit for players. The follow-on scenarios connected to Everytown will be branches of that tree, usable on their own if grafted into another campaign, but adding adventure to the Everytown setting.

Enjoy!

Tomlinson grimaced as he cocked his head sideways, trying to shelter his face from the bitter wind that clawed through his light poncho and filthy fatigues. He reached one hand up to close one nostril and blew snot from his nose, overpressure making his ears pop painfully. He closed his eyes in exhausted irritation, knowing he hadn't blown the snot clear of his weapon.

"Look sharp," the sergeant barked, for about the millionth goddamn time.

The batteries for their NVG's had crapped out about mile three hundred of the long march and Tomlinson long since given up on trying to peer into the pre-dawn darkness. Besides, Crawford would let him know when he really needed to be on the look out for hostiles; the Cajun had a nose for trouble. 

Still, knowing the sergeant wouldn't be satisfied without some form of response, Tomlinson shuffled around so the sergeant could see his legs moving and think he'd been obeyed. Sarge claimed there was a village out here somewhere, but just now Tomlinson could give a shit. He had his suspicions that the sergeant was lying; that they hadn't received orders from company command when the general retreat started, that they were entirely on their own. He was, however, absolutely sure that only some degree of discipline would get them through this, and if Sarge wanted that responsibility, he was welcome to it.

Crawford took his foot off the gas, cluing Tomlinson that he needed to be looking around. He dutifully peered into the growing dawn and made out a cluster of buildings lining the road ahead. There was a river between the village and their position, a destroyed or washed-out bridge sagging into the shallow flow.

"This is it," Tomlinson heard the sergeant mutter through the open turret ring.
"How do you know?" Hernandez asked from the back seat.

"'Cause it's the only place on the map this distance from the MLR.," the sergeant grated in his best ‘stop asking me stupid questions' voice.

"What's it called?" Hernandez asked.

"It's called Everytown, FNG," Crawford snapped.

"No it ain't."

Tomlinson grinned, knowing the looks Hernandez was getting. Aside from the stupidity of the argument, Crawford had a low-grade hate for the young Mexican. Tomlinson hadn't bothered to find out why.

"What he means, Hernandez, is that it's just like every other F-ing town we've passed through: That it ain't home," Sarge explained though gritted teeth, "Now shut the hell up and come with me. Tomlinson, you're covering from here. Someone wake Paulson up. I'm gonna see if we can't find a local."

TUDOR HOUSE

This is 30mm-scale terrain for wargaming, skirmish games, dioramas, roleplaying games, model railroads, class projects or just for fun. Assembly is quick and easy, requiring just 4 sheets of cardstock, a sharp hobby knife and ordinary paper glue.

This model will work great as a shop, pub, house, government office, hostel, barracks, tavern and many other sorts of fantasy or medieval buildings. These sorts of buildings can still be found in modern day, and would also be suitable for gaming in Napoleonic times, World War I and World War II.

Full instructions are provided, including printing tips and advice for printing at various popular gaming and model railroad scales. This file is 200dpi, which will look great when printed at full size without requiring large file sizes. You'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.0 or later to view these files.

SINGLE LAYERED FILES: The PDFs included in this model are single-layered, offering just one appearance, as seen below. (This is mentioned because many of Dave Graffam Model's products are multi-layered PDFs that provide a wide selection of optional layers. However, multi-layered files aren't always convenient, and so this Tudor House is offered as a specially-priced stand-alone model.)

DIMENSIONS: The Tudor House has a footprint measuring approximately 4.3" x 3.5", and it stands approximately 6.7" tall at the highest point.

CONTENTS: This model includes 1 papercraft model complete with a ground tile, 2 dormer windows, and chimney.

Be sure to visit DavesGames.Net to see my full collection of papercraft models and upcoming releases.

Our debut fantasy adventure, A Keg for Dragon is designed to be played in a single evening for a group of 4-6 players with characters of all experience levels, but works well for a starting group or as a one-shot break from your existing campaign. Easily integrated into any fantasy milieu, Old School Fantasy works well with the Fantasy Companion, and introduces no new rules or edges. You bring with it what you will. Ready for fantasy? Remember, Reality Blurs.

If you've ever needed a quick name for a place or city in your game (fantasy or sci-fi), 101 City & Place Names is for you! Perfect for the busy gamemaster no matter what the setting. Never get caught out by your players again!

The Maelstrom RPG, published in 1984 was a small but popular game, released partly on the success of the Fighting Fantasy books, also from Puffin. Written by Alexander Scott, a teenager at the time, the game soon gathered a loyal following. Despite being in print for only a short time, the game has developed something of a cult following, and the herbal section has inspired many net-based RPG herbals.

Following the first issue of Maelstrom Quarterly in 2009, we can now offer the (somewhat belated) Issue 2. The first Issue dealt with Tournaments, the enjoyment of the Nobility and wealthy, but the second issue looks at the other end of the social scale. Most people in the Tudor world of Maelstrom find their simple pleasures at the bottom of a tankard, and so this issue covers Inns, Taverns, Alehouses and Brothels. With descriptions, layout plans, price lists, slang and even rules for running your own establishment, this guide is a must for the Tudor traveller and businessman alike.

Although written for the Maelstrom RPG, this guide is also useful for any medieval or fantasy RPG that features Taverns and ale.

Errigal of Dunlewey [electro escapade mix]
Copyright 2010 Winged Warrior Publishing (ASCAP).  All Rights Reserved!
Song Length = 4:15
Audio = Stereo MP3
Sample Rate = 44,100 Samples/Second
Bit Rate = 192 Bits/Second

Style = Cinematic / Soundtrack
Theme = A modern Celtic-sounding adventure tune.

Errigal of Dunlewey [electro escapade mix] is a new release from the long-gestating "roots and Americana" album by Stratos called Re:Creation.  Re:Creation will feature 60+ minutes of music you wouldn't typically expect to hear coming from Stratos in styles such as Latin, Reggae, Bluegrass, and more.  This song was composed and produced by Stratos over a couple pints of Guinness and the sudden desire to release a Celtic-sounding song for St. Patrick's Day 2010.

The title of the song comes from one of Stratos' favorite locations in the world - Mt. Errigal in Co. Donegal, Ireland - which he climbed in the Fall of '96 while studying in N. Ireland.

Errigal of Dunlewey [electro escapade mix] is one of two versions of this song.  This mix is more modern with electronic rhythms and drums while the other version is more of a "period piece" that could be found in any tavern littering the Emerald Isle throughout history.  Both versions have been released today.

Re:Creation by Stratos is part of the Miscellaneous Universe (multi-genre; includes recording artists & bands) catalog from Bailey Records Composition and Sound Design.  Additional Miscellaneous Universe catalog releases by Stratos include Symphony of the Universe - Companion Soundtrack (Bailey Records, April 21, 2009) and Odds and Ends, Rarities & Remixes (Bailey Records, May 12, 2009).

Be sure to click the Full Preview link below to visit Acidplanet where you'll find a full-length WMA version of this song.

Errigal of Dunlewey [electro escapade mix] was composed and arranged by Stratos of Bailey Records Composition and Sound Design - the team that brought you the Origins Award-nominated Universe87 Campaign Setting Soundtrack (Bailey Records, July 19, 2005).