The Electrum Archive - Issue 2 + PDF

Name: The Electrum Archive - Issue 2 + PDF
Brand: Cult of the Lizard King
SKU: EFRPG1849
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Titan Port. Seat of House Ker Onar.
Haven for those who venture forth into the Electrum Sea.

The Electrum Archive is a science-fantasy TTRPG zine series inspired by the worlds of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, Dark Sun and Ultraviolet Grasslands. It uses simple core rules inspired by other OSR games like Cairn, Mausritter and Whitehack to quickly get you started playing.

About the book:

This is the second issue of The Electrum Archive, an RPG zine series exploring the science-fantasy setting of Orn, a world where adventurers delve into ancient alien shipwrecks in search of a magical ink which is used as both currency and spellcasting fuel.

Issue two focuses on Titan Port, a desert city teeming with scheming factions and opportunities for adventure. It is a perfect starting location for your adventures in the surrounding Electrum Sea and beyond.

What's in Issue 2?

Besides descriptions of Titan Port's districts and factions, and the wonderful black-and-white illustrations, this thick 80-page zine includes:

Two table-ready adventures in Titan Port: a dungeoncrawl through an old tomb which now houses a fleshgrafter and her experiments, and a heist to steal an item from an influential warlock's tower.
A procedure for downtime activities like martial training, crafting, carousing, building institutions, trapping spirits, undergoing fleshgraft surgery, and more!
Rules for hirelings, drugs, NPC warlocks, traveling the desert, haggling and more!
New backgrounds and character options for Vagabond, Fixer, and Warlock characters.
A random mutation table for those unfortunate enough to inhale warpgas.
Rules for haggling and a table of rare trade goods.
A large map of Titan Port

Check out electrumarchive.com for resources like digital character sheets.

The Team:

Writing and game design by Emiel Boven and Ava Islam
Layout and maps by Emiel Boven
Art by Emiel Boven, Logan Stahl, Stonedrunkwizard, Felipe Faria, Charles Ferguson-Avery, Conner Fawcett, Ollie Schirmacher, Hodag RPG, Aleksander Kostic "Art of Caustic", and pbbeta

80 page zine, 5.8" x 8.3", color cover and black and white interior. PDF included.

The Electrum Archive issue 2

I hate this book, I also hate the first issue. The setting is original, the writing engaging, the art fantastic, the system works. In other words, I hate it because most of the people I know are too entrenched in other games to give this a try. I hate it because I have to find new people. I hate it because I wish I had written it myself. I really don’t hate it, I love it. Excellent work.

Really great product delivered quickly and in good condition.

The Electrum Archive is a fantastic little game. Issue 2 gives an overview of one of the setting's major cities. The city's factions are interesting and will give GMs inspiration for their own scenarios. My favorite part of the issue was the downtime activities your character can engage in. These are really well thought out, allow characters to further differentiate and interact with the game world. There are also a couple of scenarios rounding out the book. Finally, I adore the art in this game. It is excellent and really evocative. Can't wait for issue 3 to come out! Shipping was prompt and my books were carefully packaged - top marks Exalted Funeral!

Playable work of art

Electrum Archive #2 is aesthetically accomplished and conceptually deep. That it's playable and extendable is a bonus. Will I play this? I don't know the players who could handle it, but if I find them, this would rock.

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The Electrum Archive - Issue 2 + PDF