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In 13th Age, characters have backgrounds to help with ability checks rather than discrete skills. This is meant to both add detail and richness to a character – “mountain ginseng harvester +2 ” rather than “survival +2” – and add more flexibility to how players approach ability checks. “Mountain ginseng harvester” could be useful in … Continue reading Using Swords of the Serpentine’s Investigative Skills in 13th Age
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Fantasy Age has a lot of neat ideas ... but it's less than the sum of its parts.
If you've never played or run an RPG before, Homebrew World is the place to start. Here's why.
So you've got a group together to start a 13th Age campaign. Congratulations! Now you've got to figure out what kind of character you want to play - and how your party members fit together. To help introduce you to different character builds and flexibility 13th Age offers, I've written an example party with some … Continue reading 13th Age Party Build Guide: An elf, a dwarf, a half-orc and a gnome walk into a bar …
As the death knight's bony hands started moving, Steppan and Rider realized in an instant just how screwed they were.
New to 13th Age? Let's look under the hood and see how it's different than 5e.
My brother is looking for his dream RPG. So I wrote one.
I want to show you a secret that will help you create the most satisfying campaign you've ever run.
The axebearer is less Conan the Barbarian and more Rook from the Banner Saga video game series.
Into the Fray 