This supplement is usable with any RPG of the OSR movement, such as Fantastic Heroes & Witchery, Osric, Labyrinth Lord, etc.
It then describes the most common Chaos cults found in Albion (those worshiping demons, and others), gives advice on how running Chaos cults adventures (several tables provided), and proposes three ready-to-use dungeons (i.e.: maps plus descriptions of contents of three dungeons that would be perfect for cultists lairs). It will help you generate various Chaos Cults in detail (many tables provided). Available in PDF on, and as a printed book on demand on and (softcover only).ĭark Albion: Cults of Chaos is a 87 pages long gaming supplement for Dark Albion, as well as most OSR fantasy-horror role-playing games. It would be typically run in a single 4-5 hours gaming session. This is mostly an investigation adventure, without dungeon crawls (though several buildings may be explored). intended for 1st level, probably newly created, characters), that occurs on London Bridge. This is a low level introductory adventure (i.e.
Note lastly that layout and art have been given great care to make the most visually pleasing book as possible: this means 10 maps, and two illustrations per pages on most of the 275 pages! Available in bookmarked PDF on, and as a printed book on demand on (softcover only) and (softcover and hardcover, including with a cover variant).ĭark Albion Adventures: The Ghost of Jack Cade on London Bridge, is a 22 pages long fantasy RPG adventure for the Dark Albion: The Rose War campaign setting. Nonetheless, this book is designed with OSR games in mind, and will run best with such games as Fantastic Heroes & Witchery, Osric, Swords & Wizardry, etc. 80% of the book is system neutral, so can be used with most role-playing games. Think England + sorcery + demons and fairies + some fantasy twists to the world. The Dark Albion rpg line Dark Albion: The Rose War is a 275 pages long, OSR RPG campaign setting, set in a fantasy medieval England during the War of the Roses (15th century).
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