Pantheon Press

http://www.bonescroll.net/node/308

"I actually believed it was a product for a different game system for which I have no interest. Needless to say, I’m happy I was wrong."

Character sheets ... can't live without 'em. We've put together two versions for you, one basic sheet (with data entry fields in the PDF) and a dynamic version that fills in some of the data derived from ability scores automatically. The basic version can be printed out as a blank sheet and filled in by hand.

Download them at our freespot here!

Jason K. and Jason A. were interviewed at Planewalker.com!

Planewalker.com speaks:

"While tooling around the internet the other day I ran across a very brief preview of a new DND setting called Nobis. Now it seems as thought every troglodyte and his brother has a campaign setting out, and rarely is there any huge mark of distinction readily visible. In this case that was not so, the thing that jumped out at me right of was the big friendly "3.5" on the the image. That's right, two months before Pathfinder's Alpha release and a mere half year or so after the contentious advent of 4th Edition these brave souls are doing a v3.5 setting!"

Check out the interview here!

Look at how happy we are!

The main campaign guide and the scenario book will come in July. Excitement!!!

Jason and Rob will be at NerdNYC's RECESS event this Saturday 6/13 running a special one-shot game set in the City States of Nobis! It will be the inaugural run of the scenario we will also be running at Gen Con! (Game ID RPG0902448 and RPG0902449 from the Gen Con Events schedule)

Also appearing at Recess will be Jay "Fencing!" Stratton! Ask him to Coup de Jarnac your children!

Link to the full schedule of games being held.

Nobis: Ashes to Ashes
System: Dungeons and Dragons 3.5e
3-6 players
Time Slot: Afternoon session 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM

Recently, explorers have returned from the desolate Emberstone with a towering granite obelisk covered in strange runes. You are attending an evening soiree at the city’s Museum of Antiquities being held to unveil the artifact when something goes terribly awry.