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20 Things #38 : Torture Chambers
🕑 Added 2019-05-31 06:54:55 +0000 UTCThis week, we've got an atypical 20 Things for you. I don't think we've touched on torture chambers before, which is a shame as they can be a great venue for either a desperate combat or impassioned role-playing. Now we give you loads of tools to make the torture chambers (and their occupants) in your campaign memorable places!
(And check out this cool new illustration from Matt Morrow!)
Where's My Stuff?
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The Sale Continues!
Don't forget if you fancy a sweet discount on any of the PDFs or bundles at the Raging Swan Press shop you've only got until Monday to swoop like a ravenous wyvern. Until Monday, all our PDFs are bundles are 25% off. If you are hungry for new gaming stuff, this weekend is the perfect time to strike.
Thank You!
20 Thing #38: Torture Chambers is a free product for you as a thank you for your epic support of Raging Swan Press. I much appreciate you being part of our Patreon campaign and I hope you get epic use out of our books. I also hope they save you some decent time so you can have more quality plotting against the PCs time. (That's what I use the saved time for.)
I'd also like to welcome all the new folk--Rafael Cavalcanti, Philip Bush, Stuart Whitehouse, Eric Schaeffer and Anthony Cordeiro--who have joined us this week. I'm delighted you've all come aboard!
Have an epic weekend, and good luck with your games.
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McBeard
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I’ll send you a PM now. Sorry for the missing link!
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