Patreon Exclusive: City of Arches!
Behold the first Patreon draft of The City of Arches! This is the first of a new series of Patreon-focused RPG supplements surrounding a campaign project I'm calling Ozymandias. In this 12 page PDF you'll find a ready-to-use high-fantasy city built for adventure!
The City of Arches is built from the ground up to be extensible in many ways including a mountain full of catacombs, layers of ancient cities below, and chaotic magical arches leading to and from anywhere in the multiverse! It's packed with fun NPCs, fantastic locations, adventure hooks, city encounter, wild events, and more. All in an easy-to-digest format.
I'm not done with it yet. I want to commission a cool map to replace my chicken-scratch city map in the back of the PDF. I'll update this PDF as soon as I have a new pro map.
Thank you for the support to help make these projects possible and be sure to check out all of your Sly Flourish Patreon Exclusive products.
Comments (11)
Great City, I have the perfect spot for it.
I love it!
Hey Sly! Thanks for this awesome setting! I like to set things with a lot of possibilities for different kinds of players. This City of Arches impressed upon me to have a starting location for any party group who vary in their game choices where I can set a gate into another world for any party. Whether they want to go into Blackmarsh, Deadlands, Dolmen Wood, Gamma World, Grayhawk, Grendleroot, Icewind Dale, Mystara, Numenara, Planar Compass, Wildemount or any other fantasy game world! This could be the starting place for any world or adventure the DM could come up with as long as it remains very generic.
This is so useful!
Holy crap this is great!
This seems custom made for numerera. It has most of the ingredients of the main setting, changed, but they are still there. I would add a detail, though. The gates and their landing areas float, a magic or science that's different from the one that operates the portals. . Otherwise they would not have survived the city rebuilding itself several times.
This is super cool. Thank you.
Very cool. Thanks, Mike.
So cool! I'm looking forward to seeing more of this setting!
Omg just what I needed!! Had session 0 and 1 for my first homebrew setting and campaign, and I was looking for more cities than just my medieval settlements! I should mention I'm using the techniques from Return of course!
Great idea - thanks Mike!