Iron Kingdoms: Urban Adventure (No Quarter Presents)

by Aeryn Rudel

PIPNQIK1 Iron Kingdoms Urban Adventure Sourcebook By Privateer Press No Quarter Magazine - Iron Kingdoms RPG Introducing the first supplement for the Iron Kingdoms Full Metal Fantasy Roleplaying Game! The perfect companion to the Core Rules, No Quarter Iron Kingdoms Urban Adventure is an indispensable guide to life on the mean streets of western Immoren. This premium softcover book features 96 pages of all-new material for players and Game Masters, including new careers, new abilities, new monsters, a full-length adventure, new equipment and laborjacks, and much, much more!

Genres: Fantasy

96 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

About the author

Aeryn Rudel is a writer from Seattle, Washington. He is the author of the Acts of War novels published by Privateer Press, and his short fiction has appeared in The Arcanist, The Molotov Cocktail, and Pseudopod, among others. Aeryn is a notorious dinosaur nerd, a baseball fanatic, and knows far more about swords than is healthy or socially acceptable. He occasionally offers dubious advice on the subjects of writing and rejection (mostly rejection) at www.rejectomancy.com or Twitter @Aeryn_Rudel.

Reviews

[Taddow · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a pretty good supplement to the Iron Kingdoms Full Metal Fantasy role-playing game. It includes several non-human character professions, additional rules for combat maneuvers (with many related to the Unarmed Combat skill), additional abilities and rules for creating a criminal/smuggler company. There are more weapons and equipment (including some neat alchemical concoctions) and rules for playing a Thamarite Advocate (including new spells, abilities and rules on crafting thralls).

If this was not enough, there is also a pretty decent background section on the city of Five Fingers, a few short adventure scenarios (2-4 pages in length) and a larger in-depth adventure (seven episodes are described for it). This is a good selection of information for a 96-page book.

[Dustin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Nice supplement for Iron Kingdoms.