OLDSKULL SAGE LORE ~ Gaxegon's Arcana (Castle Oldskull Fantasy Role-Playing Game Supplements)

Unearthed revelations of the eldritch past,Shining a light into corners of the eternal dark …Wonderland Imprints is proud to announce OLDSKULL SAGE LORE: GAXEGON’S ARCANA, a revelatory compendium for your favorite Fantasy Role-Playing Game. This massive tome compiles thousands of pieces of errata, eldritch lore, and masterly advice from the years 1971 to 1985. Herein you will find sagely advice, Gygaxian rulings and clarifications, tournament rulings, hidden lore, and Advanced and Basic codifications that will answer questions and mysteries that have sat uncompiled for decades. This book is the result of author Kent David Kelly’s research and campaign design over the last 45 years.Examples of the lore herein include: Full Gygaxian corrections for all races and classes, workable rules for master thieves and spell scrolls, three expert classes, details on mithral and adamantite, clarification on cold-wrought iron weapons, combat system rulings, Lake Geneva campaign house rules, arch-devils and demon lords, Deep One hierarchies, demonic cabals, Xri-Xri the arachnidean demon queen, evil eyes, new lore for hundreds of monsters, Old Guard Kobolds, townsperson occupations, Thralls of Cthulhu and non-psionic mind blasts, magic item lore, the Oldskull Planes of Existence, and much more.The author also shares iconic aspects of the World of Oldskull campaign, including the Chaos Knight class, Gygaxian hunters, Grimrook’s Order of the Plague Doctors, treasures from the Lost Isles of Pegana, and more. This deluxe compendium is devoted to the spirit of the 1977-1979 Advanced game, but much of the lore is system neutral (especially for monsters) and can be applied to Basic/Expert, 5E, and other favored gaming systems as you wish. You will find hundreds of secrets within that you have never known you needed the answers to. The arcane lore of the Golden Age and the shadowed World of Oldskull rises unearthed at last.Another fine release from Kent David Kelly and Wonderland Imprints, Only the Finest Works of Fantasy. (146,700 words, 382 pages, over 130 illustrations.) Read more