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Sorcery & Steam

Credits

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Greg Benage

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Sorcery & Steam

Contents

CHAPTER ONE

Steampunk Campaigns

CHAPTER TWO

Character Classes

CHAPTER THREE

Skills, Feats, and Spells

CHAPTER FOUR

Steamcraft and Black Powder

123

CHAPTER Five

Steamcraft Vehicles

153

Welcome

Fantasy Flight Games is pleased to present

Sorcery & Steam , the latest volume in our

Legends & Lairs line of sourcebooks for the

d20 System. Sorcery & Steam gives players

and DMs everything they need to create a

steampunk setting or introduce elements of the

genre into their ongoing fantasy campaigns.

Chapter 4 provides detailed information on

new equipment and technology, from steam-

craft devices to black powder weapons. The

chapter also presents detailed rules for firearms

in a steampunk fantasy campaign.

Chapter 5 presents comprehensive rules for

steamcraft vehicles, including dramatic chases

and vehicle combats. The chapter closes with

descriptions and statistics for several common

vehicles that may be encountered in a steam-

punk fantasy campaign.

Chapter 1 presents an overview of the steam-

punk genre. The chapter dis-

cusses what steampunk is,

what it looks and feels like,

and how to introduce it into

your fantasy game. The

chapter describes the

changes steampunk technolo-

gy will make to an existing

campaign and provides

guidelines for creating

steampunk settings and

adventures.

An appendix at the back of the

book includes a comprehen-

sive index and reproduc-

tions of the equipment

and firearms tables

found in Chapter 4.

The Open

Game

License

Chapter 2 provides

detailed information on

character classes in a

steampunk setting. It

begins with guidelines on

incorporating the existing

core classes into a steam-

punk game. The chapter

also provides three new

classes and more than a

dozen prestige classes,

complete with associated

organizations that a DM

can use in his steampunk setting.

All game rules

and statistics

derived from the

d20 System Reference

Document are designat-

ed as Open Game

Content. The introductions to indi-

vidual chapters and section detail

specifically the Open Game Content

found within them. All other text is

designated as closed content.

All illustrations, pictures, and dia-

grams in this book are Product

Identity and the property of Fantasy

Chapter 3 presents a handful of new

skills, including Drive, Munitions,

and Use Steamcraft Device, that allow char-

acters to take advantage of the new technology

introduced in a steampunk campaign. The

chapter also provides guidelines on new uses

for existing skills, as well as new feats and

spells appropriate to a steampunk campaign.

The Open Game License is printed in its entire-

ty at the end of this book. For further informa-

tion, please visit the Open Gaming Foundation

web site.

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