Midkemia Press Adding PDFs to DriveThruRPG

[jamesmishler]

Midkemia Press, the makers of the classic Cities book, as well as the cities/towns of Carse, Tulan, and Jonril, as well as other products, are now making PDFs of their classic products available through DriveThruRPG! These are great old-school products. I'm just a big fan, not associated with Midkemia at all, and do not get anything from sales of these products.

It looks like they added the Cities PDF on November 3rd, and just added the Jonril PDF today:

www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/25990/Midkemia-Press


All of their products are available on their website, but through a slightly more convoluted process:

www.midkemia.com/HomePage/Products.html


Here's the list of what is available directly on their website:

CITIES our original (and still the best) book of random city encounters, solo city adventuring, and city development tables. 86 pages



Cities: Encounters the PC/Mac application or Android App version of the City Encounter tables. It's free for generating single encounters in the Merchant area or for $2 you can license the full set of tables and (on Mac or PC) edit the encounter tables to tailor them for each specific city if desired. Try the free version first.



The City of Carse a fully populated and indexed city ready to run, including 3 pre-defined adventures. 94 pages



Jonril Gateway to the Sunken Lands a fully populated and indexed city ready to run. Tailored as a companion to Heart of the Sunken Lands but fully capable of being run as a standalone product. 131 pages.



Tulan of the Isles a large town on a set of islands, Tulan is downstream from Jonril or anywhere you like. Fully populated and indexed. 61 pages.



Heart of the Sunken Lands a complete wilderness environment ready for adventuring and used with Jonril to enahance the experience. 157 pages.



The Black Tower a complete 'dungeon' environment set in a haunted castle. Find it on our 'Free Stuff' page. 49 pages.



Towns of the Outlands a set of six different fully populated villages and towns. Find it on our 'Free Stuff' pages. 76 pages.

[oldskolgmr]

Nice to hear more fun older stuff is coming online! Good for Midkemia Press!

[Starbeard]

Hey, cool! I was just flipping through Cities the other week and wishing this stuff could be online.

[doublejig2]

These were the cities I used in a DCC campaign a few years back.

[boggit]

Cities is a great resource that I've mined thoroughly for content during the last few months.

[xerxez]

I recently got my hands on Carse in fine condition and I love it. Could run a city campaign easily with it. Also, props on whoever came up with the NPC and establishment names. There are hundreds and they sound completely real.

[robertsconley]

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