It does this by adding a kingdom-ruling layer on top of the typical kill-orcs-for-their-pie D&D gameplay. Birthright is a setting entirely about ruling kingdoms, fighting with armies, cutthroat diplomacy, and so on. AD&D 2nd edition kept the idea of gaining followers at higher levels, but didn't really have any system by which you can do anything with them, other than get them killed too attacking the dragon's lair. * Twelve card sheets packed with handy reference material and descriptions of major enemies.īack in the early days of Dungeons and Dragons, getting to higher levels was a huge thing, because that was the level where the characters attracted followers, and could build strongholds, carve land out of the wilderness and gain titles, and so on.
* A four-panel DM Screen specifically for Birthright campaigns.
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* A Battle Mat and 112 War Cards for resolving all types of military clashes, plus a custom-designed War Chest for storing the cards. * Two poster maps illustrating the lands of Cerilia. * The Ruins of Empire book: 96 pages describing kingdoms waiting to be conquered. * The Birthright Rulebook: 96 pages of information on royal-blooded characters, governing kingdoms, and the Cerilian pantheon. * The Atlas of Cerilia: 32 pages detailing the history and features of the continent.
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Inside this box, all in full color, you'll find: But be prepared to battle enemies who are equally as powerful, as well as millennia-old monstrous abominations that will stop at nothing to steal your kingly power. Role-play warriors, wizards, priests, and thieves descended from royal bloodlines, command imperial powers, and control the destinies of far-reaching lands. The king takes the message in trembling fingers and slowly reads…Įxperience the thrill of playing rulers of legend who command mighty armies and wield the power of kingdoms! The Birthright campaign setting for the AD&D game makes this possible as never before. "Word from the general, your majesty," he pants. Then, a ragged messenger races up the stairs behind him, clutching a stained parchment.
The ruler twists the royal signet ring on his finger nervously. Can the forces he commands hold the enemy at bay? Or will the king awake at dawn to the pounding of battering rams and showers of deadly arrows?įrom the tower, the battle is impossible to judge. His court wizard wields powers that unnerve even the most seasoned warriors. He has culled the best generals, captains, and troops from his land. As a damp breeze whips at his cloak, he contemplates the war. He can just make out the figures of his troops engaging the enemy in battle. A king stands in the high turret of his castle, squinting at the distant hills.
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