It is the explicit intention of the creators of the magnificent World of Barnaynia, in which Dunromin exists, to create a complete, consistent and fun game world within which pretty much ANY Fantasy Role-Playing system or campaign can be played. Whether your inclination is High Magic, Low Magic, human-centric or as fantastical as possible, you can work it here. If your gaming system includes things like fighters, wizards, thieves and priests with statistics like strength, intelligence and dexterity, then you can work it in this game world!
Start with the maps….
The free to download:
Traveller's Atlas of the Free City of Dunromin and the Land of the Young
details the city and surrounding landscapes in full colour, as well as floor-plans of the temples, some maps of other places of interest in the land and a view of the whole bananashaped world of Barnaynia.
The Players’ Guide to Dunromin
Dunromin is the capital of the Land of the Young and (probably) the greatest city on the World of Barnaynia. About its labyrinthine streets loiter innumerable citizens all looking to make a fast coin or two from naïve adventurers passing through. Save yourself that discomfort with this marvellous guide to all the significant organisations, buildings and people in the city, including a history of all the major events in the land over the past 600 years.
Includes:
- Well over 200 pages of beautifully illustrated new gaming situations and ideas to explore;
- 9 Temples and their rules to join or offend;
- 19 Inns and other pleasure houses to get into trouble in;
- Dozens of Guilds, Businesses, Civic Buildings and other establishments of interest to any adventurer;
- Over a hundred NPCs;
- Three new character classes and details on new variations on others;
- New monsters;
- Optional rules and ideas to consider, including aging and death, percentile statistics, wounding and a hit location system, thief, skills, and more…
The Games Master’s Guide to Dunromin
While Dunromin is a feast for the mind for any player with enough coin to take advantage of it, everything in the Players’ Guide is but a veneer for the grimy underbelly that is the capital of the Land of the Young. Only the Games Master’s Guide can peel back that veneer and expose the fun and wonder concealed by it…
Includes:
- Well over 200 pages including all the GM information on all the locations, Guilds and personalities in the Players’ Guide;
- 60 pages of NPCs;
- 2 new NPC character classes;
- Dozens of adventure hooks and ideas;
- Wandering Monster Tables;
- New Magic Items;
- Details about all the new monsters;
- Several different campaign ideas;
- Everything you ever wanted to know about the City Guarde and law enforcement;
And much, much more!
Available soon:
- SM03 - The City of Karan – a city-guide to the second city of the Land of the Young
- SM04 - Gazetteer of the Land of the Young – Campaign Resource
- SM05 - A World Guide to Barnaynia – Campaign Resource
- SM06 - The Warren – an Adventure for character levels 6-9
- SM07 - Under Mirt’s Folly – an Adventure for character level 4-7
- SM08 - Adventurer’s Guide to the Barony of Garibaldi – Campaign resource
- SM09 - Collected Maps of the Land of the Young and its Provinces – Campaign resource
- SM10 - The Pit of Panzar – an Adventure for character levels 4-7
- SM11 - The Orc Battle Forge – an Adventure for character levels 4-7
- SM12 - The Trials of a Young Wizard – Introductory level adventures
- SM13 - The Tomb of Firkin – an Adventure for character levels 1-3
Designed originally in 1986 for Advanced Dungeons and Dragons (AD&D) First edition the Free City of Dunromin had been redesigned for OSRIC Fantasy Role Playing Game. The main books are based on keeping the game-mechanics to the appendices as much as possible so the main book can be used in almost any campaign setting with little or no preparation. Even the appendices can be ignored or adapted by the reader to their own system, if required, very easily.