Conan: Across The Thunder River

Conan the Roleplaying Game

by Vincent Darlage, Richard Neale (Editor)

Conan the Roleplaying Game has been widely accepted by gamers as the most dramatic advance in gaming since the arrival of the d20 system. Filled with innovative ideas and exciting concepts, it's the most talked about RPG of the year. The range of successful Conan releases has only reinforced this, and Across the Thunder River continues that tradition. Across the Thunder River is the first campaign supplement for Conan the Roleplaying Game, dealing with the wild and untamed western frontier of Aquilonia, the perilous Westermarck. This massive, 200 page hardback campaign will detail the Aquilonian frontier in never before seen detail, creating a superb and involving campaign setting which will be both extensive and immersive. Players will thrill to Pictish border raids, terrifying ambushes and fast paced adventure. Written by award winning Conan savant, Vincent Darlage, Across the Thunder River is certain to be one of the most popular additions to Conan the Roleplaying Game. Combine this with the 128-page full colour format and the book has 'winner' written all over it.

200 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 2004

About the author

Hi.

I wrote many of the sourcebooks for Mongoose Publishing's Conan the Roleplaying Game. I also like to draw and read. My favorite games include Wings of Glory, D-Day Dice, Viticulture, Scythe, and Settlers of Catan.

I am an accountant for Robert Half. I am currently doing contract accounting work at Beacon Industries. I have two adult children.

As far as my personal education goes, I am a life-long learner. I graduated from Columbus North High School in 1988. I have a BS in business (with an accounting specialization) from Indiana University, an MBA from National American University, and a Ph.D. in Organizational Management (with a specialization in Leadership).

My favorite authors include Robert E. Howard and Erle Stanley Gardner. My favorite novels are Dracula, Frankenstein, and Gone with the Wind.