"Two high-priced courtesans, a fine meal, a jug of ale, and a tattoo; the best ten gold pieces you ever spent!"

Markets and Merchandise contains anything and everything that your party of adventuring characters might ever want to buy. From adventuring gear and magical potions to manors and keeps, this book has it all. Luxury items, exotic mounts, fabulous art objects, your players will never run out of things to spend that hard earned gold on. Price ranges vary so the item listing will be useful for high level characters as well as a 1st level party that is just starting out. This work is the ultimate guide to shopping in a fantasy setting. Purchasing items is quick and easy so players won’t have to spend hours digging through price lists or converting prices.

All of the day to day items that populate your fantasy world can be found here. This book contains everything you need to create realistic economic systems in your fantasy world. Currency and barter are discussed, as well as places to buy things new treasure parcels. Use this book to decide what sort of goods and services are available in a given area, give a unique flair to your next treasure, or spice up that next urban encounter. Financial transactions and monetary rewards can be handled in all sorts of ways; this book will give you plenty of ideas for spicing up situations where your characters have to deal with wealth, which is often.

Howdy partner, welcome to the family ranch. It ain’t much, but its home. And it ain’t easy either, I’ll tell you that much ‘migo. Forget what you read in those back east dime novels. Life out here isn’t all about shoot outs at high noon and stage coaches getting robbed. It’s about moving two miles of cattle across dangerous terrain and spending two months on horseback. It’s about gold rushes and sod busters, boomtowns and cattle barons. This is the way the west was won.

Homestead is a sourcebook for players and GM’s who want to transport their characters into the world of classic TV westerns. This book details the genre of dramatic westerns set on small farms and sprawling cattle ranches. Most people envision the Old West as a place filled with gunslingers and cold blooded killers. While the western frontier did have a noticeably violent streak to it, most settlers and homesteaders faced a different array of problems. The some of the more popular television westerns of old sought to capture this dramatic struggle for survival set amidst the epic background that is the Wild West

The villains you face may be cut throats, gamblers, and outlaws, but they may just as well be slimy politicians, scheming cattle barons, and smooth talking con artists. Life on the open frontier means that there is always a problem to be solved and a new obstacle to overcome. The weather, wild animals, and the land itself are constant challenges.

The ties of loyalty, friendship, and family are often strained but they never break. Dramatic westerns often center their stories on the themes of family and working together. The frontier family making a life for itself on the wild plains is a quintessential component of the western mythos.  

This book contains everything you need to give your campaign the flavor of classic TV westerns.

• An introduction to the central themes of the genre.
• How to build a dramatic western campaign.
• Brief historical overview of the Old West.
• Overviews of the western territories and famous trails.
• Plot hooks and random encounters
• Game rule information for tweaking the d20 rules.
• New skills, feats, and drawbacks.
• A sample setting complete with NPCs and adventure setups.