Publisher Blurb:
The Central Plains are known for their religious devotions. The life goal for many is to be able to travel to the city of Parnania and visit the gorgeous cathedrals there. One of the best ways to do that is to follow the Path of Saint Khasmir Chouwaska. Covering about 50 miles over the course of five days, this pilgrimage hits some of the best miraculous sites and saints’ birth places in the region.
Follow the pilgrim’s path and learn about the religion, the people, and the culture of the Velesans of the Central Plains. Though this is a pilgrimage for commoners and lay people, it is a great example of what the simple folk do. Those same lessons work to help GMs and world builders as they lay out what the countrysides in their worlds look like as well. After all, the same inns these pilgrims are using will also be used by adventurers passing through.
If this sounds like a dull topic to you, you’re not seeing it the way we do. Not only do we get into how pilgrimages create magical items, but the pilgrimage itself is a cross between Chaucer, the myths of northern Europe, and Route 66.
If you’re looking for a ton of new ideas, ideas you can easily use in your existing game world or use to craft a new game world, then Small Bites is what you’re looking for. Our goal is to take a subject, whether an archetype, a monster class, or some other FRPG theme and bring you as much content about it as we can. But this isn’t a simple one-shot supplement. We want to get you involved in the process - giving us the themes you want most, the articles you like the best, and the feedback we need to make you happy.
This is the “World Walker” edition. The Game Master edition gives you even more, including ideas about campaigns, enemy characters, and world building. We know that veteran and starting players and game masters are all going to find things they can use, and ideas to spark their characters, campaigns and game worlds! Come on - You’ve got nothing to lose!
This supplement contains 19 pages of content, compared to the full version which contains 54 pages.