Role-Playing Games

• The Cluster-Eye Tribe: The Terrors of the Drakwald, a band of Forest Goblins hungry for captives
• The Broken Nose Tribe: Notorious breakers of several Dwarf Holds and incorrigible looters of artillery
• The Black Mountain Boyz: A vicious band of Orcs accomplished in the arts of banditry and extortion
• The Stone Snakes: Savage Orcs engaged in an ongoing campaign against the depredations of Chaos Dwarfs
• The Wolfboyz of Oglah Khan: A band of Hobgoblin scouts for hire, with a pronounced reputation for treachery
• Matthogg’s Payswords: A brutal group of mercenary Ogres currently located in the wilds of Ostermark
• Trolls in Various Forms: The various forms taken by these ferocious monsters and insights into their behaviour
• Waaagh! Magic: The shamanic practices of Orc and Goblin magic users and the spells they employ
• Orc and Goblin Nemeses: A guide to mighty Orc and Goblin foes, notorious Warlords, and monsters

• Patrons of the Old World I and II: A collection of eight fascinating Patrons, influential and driven NPCs with their own agendas, useful plot hooks, and a master plan that Characters throw their weight behind or struggle to prevent
• Buildings of the Reikland: A collection of buildings, each with detailed floor plans and intriguing details, suitable for dropping into any WFRP campaign.
• One Shots of the Reikland: A selection of quick-fire adventures, each set in one of the locations from Buildings of the Reikland, and suitable for a single frantic session of play.
• Monuments of the Reikland: Five fascinating monuments, each a well-known landmark, and each with its own, often sinister, secret.
• Shrines of Sigmar: Five shrines to mighty Sigmar, the patron deity of the Empire. But all is not as it seems in these fascinating locations.
• Sullasara’s Spells of Utmost Utility: The Elf Mage Sullasara hoped this book of spells for all eight winds of magic would be put to constructive use by the wizards of the Empire, who promptly found entirely different applications for her magic.
• Blood and Bramble: Witch and Hedgewitch alike will find a wide array of spells to use in this fair and foul collection of magic. Also included are two intriguing and learned NPCs of somewhat dubious intent.

• A trip around the coast of the Sea of Claws, from the Marches of Couronne, to the blighted shores of the Troll Country, to the frozen territory of the Bjornlings
• A guide to manning an ocean-going vessel, ship-to-ship combat, and new approaches to trade
• A bestiary of sea creatures from the diminutive Gymmcrab to the colossal Black Leviathan
• The Seafarer Class – eight careers for those who live on the ocean or by the coast
• Rules for exciting events, worthwhile endeavours, and deadly encounters during long sea voyages
• Information on the Cult of Manann, and the worship of Stromfels
• Famed seafarers such as Arch-Sealord Vrisk Ironscratch, Wulfrik the Wanderer, Jago Roth, and Long Drong, providing profiles for these great captains, and guidance on how they might influence adventures
• Sea of Claws is the perfect starting point for a new campaign set on the high seas, or the ideal book for those interested in taking an ongoing campaign out of the Empire and to distant lands across the seas.

The Imperial Zoo is a bestiary and travelogue of three daring expeditions into the Old World, ranging from the heights of Karak Kadrin to the city of Miragliano in the southern land of Tilea. It includes profiles for over 60 unique creatures, beasts and monsters of the Old World perfect to challenge even the most competent of adventurers. Also included are six new pregenerated Characters, each with their own skills, talents, and shady past, perfect to pick up and dive into a campaign focused on the truly mammoth threats that stalk the Old World. The Imperial Zoo includes:

• A thrilling narrative following the exploits of a group of adventurers as they make their way across the Old World in search of knowledge, and less savoury glories
• Dozens of creatures, including unique named beasts that threaten any who cross their paths, from the unusual but lethal Preyton to the devastating dragon Caledir, the Scythe of Fire
• New creature traits to ensure every group finds a challenge in these pages
• Rules for preserving and selling alchemical ingredients harvested from creatures, especially those touched by the winds of magic
• A quick reference chart of creature traits, to keep gameplay flowing during combat
• Six pregenerated characters, giving you everything you need to kick off your adventures right away