New Project: The Necrotic Tome
Following the Demonic Grimoire, we are excited to announce that the next major OSE rules supplement will be this definitive guide to undead, necromancy, and the mysteries of the afterlife. Expect new lore, character options, monsters, magic, and other rules tied to death deities and the shadowy Land of the Dead.
New Project: OSE Rogue’s Gallery II
Work has also begun on Rogue’s Gallery II, a new collection of ready-to-play characters for quick campaigns, one-shots, and convention games. This volume will include 21 characters (seven of each alignment) featuring a lineup of classes such as the acrobat, assassin, barbarian, bard, druid, knight, illusionist, paladin, and ranger, alongside demihuman classes and familiar race-and-class combinations. Perfect for an ‘advanced’ game or to add more spice to the original set of rogues.
New Project: Quick Delves 4-6
Our popular series of bite-sized adventures continues with 3 new scenarios featuring 1-2-session jaunts into perilous locales. The next Quick Delves in development are:
Quick Delve #4: Shadows and Flesh by Noah Green
Raid the ruins of a wizard's tower haunted by the twisted remains of his dark experiments.
Planned release: June/July
Quick Delve #5: Golden Lies by Michael A. Curtis
Take up arms against the cult of a reptilian demon in an adventure from Michael Curtis (this one) that leverages the dark secrets of the Demonic Grimoire.
Planned release: Late 2026
Quick Delve #6: Red Veins by Nicholas Montegriffo
Explore the depths of a fallen mine consumed by an ancient corruption in the bones of the earth.
Planned release: Early 2027
Update: Dolmenwood Book of Lairs
We have some exciting updates on this hefty adventure anthology for Dolmenwood! Firstly, we’ve decided to publish the Dolmenwood Book of Lairs in two volumes, each containing around 12 short adventures. By publishing two volumes, we’ll be able to get these great adventures to your table sooner.
We can also now reveal the book’s cover! Feast your eyes on the fantastic piece by Ulla Thynell below:
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