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Earthdawn 3e: Kratas City of Thieves

Kratas: City of Thieves

I always like cities: good places for adventure and intrigue...

Publisher's blurb: "Located in the center of Barsaive, the city of Kratas is a veritable hub of information and stolen goods. Despite its location near almost all major trade routes, few honest merchants pass through the city, for Kratas is ruled and run by thieves. Its people are the clever and desperate, the illegally wealthy, and the horribly destitute of the province.

"The site of an ancient citadel that fell to the Horrors during the Scourge, Kratas was crammed with treasures both magical and mundane when adventurers rediscovered it, empty of survivors, soon after the end of the Scourge. Rumors of its treasures led countless expeditions of heroes and treasure-seekers to scour the ruins bare of wealth and monsters.

"Within a few years, the dark buildings became home to bandits seeking a home base between their raiding activities. Over time the bandits and thieves began to feel themselves a community, though a true government did not form in Kratas until the outbreak of the Theran War. The legendary ork Thief, Garlthik One-Eye, controls the city through his gang, the Force of the Eye. Adventure and intrigue - both can be found here, in the dirty streets of the City of Thieves!

"Kratas: City of Thieves offers gamemasters and players an indepth look at Barsaive's most disreputable city. This book provides detailed descriptions of Kratas, its gangs, and the characters who call this city home, along with new and original content for adventures in the world of Earthdawn. Requires use of the Earthdawn Player's and Gamemaster's Guides."

More when I get hold of a copy!

Book Details:
Author: Delano Lopez
Publishers' Reference: MGP6150
ISBN: 978-1-906508-82-1
Hardback, 272 pages
Date: August 2009

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Product page last updated: 17 December 2009