I will light a beacon bright enough to reach the very edge of our world. Every creature will see our greatest hope—the return of the elves.

Tarrini, a small border town between Valera and Triolo, has been a reluctant addition to the Valeran territories. A resentment toward the Valeran rulership simmers, and a fully equipped military garrison is stationed there indefinitely. Several ruined elven towers persist in the hills around the town, and it is there, in one such tower, that the Returners lurk and plot.

A short adventure for 5th Edition heroes of 4th and 5th level, written by Jon Sawatsky and with cartography by Dyson Logos.

Warlock Dragon Empire: Fire and Claw in Deep Caverns!

Thanks to the Warlock Patreon supporters, the fourth Midgard 5th Edition Warlock booklet is here.

The topic is all things scaled, fanged, and gold-seeking, with particular attention paid to the vast and ever-growing Mharoti Empire in Midgard. This booklet’s esteemed sections and designers are listed here:

• 10 Magnificent Sultans of the Mharoti Empire, by Wolfgang Baur
• Into the Dragon Empire: Marea and the Islands, by Chris Harris
• Terrors of the Dragon Empire, by James J. Haeck
• Phosus, Dread Wyrm of the Falls, by Jon Sawatsky
• Yek Demons, by Jeremy Hochhalter
• Dragon Turtles of Midgard: An Interview with a Sahuagin Scholar, by Brian Suskind

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The Flame of Heroes Must Light
a Dark World!

Welcome to a world of dark roads and deep magic, where you can match wits with Baba Yaga, set sail for uncharted islands with minotaur corsairs, and face the fury of the giants in the icy north!

The Midgard Heroes Handbook for 5th Edition has everything you need to create a character for a 5th edition Midgard campaign, including full details on 11 new races and 4 variants on standard races. Roll up a trollkin barbarian, a ravenfolk fighter, a kobold rogue, and more.

You also get:

• more than 48 new class options, including new bard colleges and paladin oaths
• martial, ranger, and rogue archetypes—and new weapons and gear
• a new druid circle and a dozen new cleric domains including Beer, Justice, and Moon domains
• sorcerous bloodlines, new warlock pacts, and strange arcane traditions
• 20 backgrounds from the Southlands to the distant North,
• And nearly 300 new spells from the fan-favorite Deep Magic series, including shadow magic, clockwork magic, battle magic, rune magic and more!

The shadow roads are open, and the World Serpent stirs in its sleep. Adventure awaits the bold!

Ready to Play!

This durable, four-panel Game Master’s Screen features lavish art, a glorious map of Midgard, and a hoard of useful tables! Perfect to keep your game running smoothly—and it includes a character sheet as well, to get your game started right.

The landscape screen makes it easy for you to see the table of play, while keeping your own notes and die rolls hidden. More than 20 tables inside provide support for all levels of GM ability, as well as for combat, exploration, and travel.

Level up your game with the Midgard GM’s Screen for Pathfinder Roleplaying Game!

Photo Credit: Josh Ryan

Ready to Play!

This durable, four-panel Game Master’s Screen features lavish art, a glorious map of Midgard, and a hoard of useful tables! Perfect to keep your game running smoothly—and it includes a character sheet as well, to get your game started right.

The landscape screen makes it easy for you to see the table of play, while keeping your own notes and die rolls hidden. More than 20 tables inside provide support for all levels of GM ability, as well as for combat, exploration, and travel.

Level up your game with the Midgard GM’s Screen for 5th Edition!

Photo Credit: Josh Ryan

Adventure In a Dark World of Deep Magic!

It is an age of war. Civilization slowly gives way to encroaching wilderness, and once-mighty empires now lie beneath the waves. Only magic and the warmth of hope keeps lights aglow when dread things prowl, and priestly wardings are bent by demonic rage.

The omens are dire. The roads to the shadow realm are open again, and the fey have returned to claim their ancient tribute. In the north the giants prepare for Ragnarok, while the goblins in the west grow restless. In the Crossroads, the shadow of the vampire princes falls across the land. The World Serpent is stirring—and not even all-knowing Baba Yaga can say what will happen next.

Now more than ever, Midgard needs heroes to stand against the dark, driving it back with spell, steel, and cunning!

The 460-page Midgard Worldbook includes:

As he fled angry wyverns some years ago, an ambitious sorcerer, named Ghoss, discovered a great secret in the Dragoncoil mountains. A naturally formed tunnel led from the upper world into the belly of the mountains. Hinting at what lay below, hot sulfuric air rose through the tunnel. Slowly the sorcerer descended until he came to a massive cavern where the stone path ended and looked out over a spectacular set of magma falls. He climbed onto a ledge near the falls and peered down; the flows of liquid stone fell away into unseen depths, straight into the fires of the Eleven Hells.

This short adventure in the Dragon Empire ventures into wyvern country, and features a new corrupted elemental, the Incinis. Designed for 5th Edition heroes of 9th level, this adventure is written by Jon Sawatsky and features cartography by Dyson Logos.

The Queen of Shadows!

Throughout the land, legends of the Dusk Queen persist. They speak of a sometimes kind, other times cruel, yet always mysterious fey queen who ruled from her Dusk Tower—a tall spire of smooth, dark stone in the heart of a great, shadowy forest. Perhaps the most gripping legends, however, whisper of the Dusk Queen’s sudden and mysterious disappearance … and her even more mysterious return.

A 5th-Edition adventure for four 8th-level characters, suitable for play in any forest.

Begin Your Journey Through a Dark World of Deep Magic!

Here’s everything you need to find adventure in the wind-swept plains, frozen crags, and magic-blasted wastes of Midgard—a dark fantasy world flavored with the myths and folklore of Central Europe.

THE MIDGARD PLAYER’S GUIDE INCLUDES:

• Midgardian player character races, including elfmarked, kobolds, and trollkin
• Divine domains, mysteries, spells, and paladin codes
• Arcane schools, ley lines, elven high magic, rune magic, and more
• Regional magic items, mounts, and gear
• And much more!

Match wits with Baba Yaga, cross swords with minotaur corsairs, and travel the Shadow Roads to the glittering courts of the fey. There’s no better time to be a Midgardian hero!

The Flame of Heroes Must Light a Dark World!

• An overview of Midgard’s regions, from the bustling Crossroads to the doom-haunted Northlands and the magic-warped Wasted West
• 5 new PC races: dragonkin, gearforged, kobolds, minotaurs, and ravenfolk
• Dozens of new monsters, including void dragons, eye golems, lich hounds, and trollkin
•  All the secrets of Midgardian ley line magic
• A tome’s worth of new spells for magic-users, clerics, and druids, including claws of darkness, armored heart, ley energy bolt, sphere of order, snowblind stare, and many more!

Strange Doings in the Sultan’s Charnel House…

(A poster map of the city of Per-Bastet is also available via DriveThruCards.)

For years, the Helari family of Vidim were among the most reputable and rich folk in the kingdom. The family matriarch, Sianis Helari, was a powerful rune caster, and she used her magic for betterment of all the civilized places in the North. But she changed when her youngest son, Thurich, died (he was torn to pieces by the Jotun, giants inhabiting the mountainous regions of Jotunheim, and his remains were partly devoured by wolves). With her son’s death, Sianis retreated from the world and fell into shadow and obscurity. Rumors circulated that Sianis looked for a way to restore her son.

Eventually the Helari family faded from memory, though not before a frightening tale emerged from the region near the tomb. The story told of a massive black cloud that arrived from nowhere and sat unmoving in the wind for seven days near the Helari family crypt. In the snowy mountainous region of the Duchy of Domovogrod, hunters reported dark songs echoing from the crypt until, on the eve of the seventh day, a great rune appeared in the cloud. Recoiling from the bare evil of the magical symbol, the hunters fled from their trap lines and refused to return.

Today, the crypt has sat undisturbed for nearly a century. Will your heroes dare to uncover its secrets?

This short adventure is designed for 5th Edition heroes of 7th and 8th leve. This adventure is written by Jon Sawatsky and features cartography by Dyson Logos.

From the Sky Stairs of Beldestan to the edge of the world!

Assembled by Midgard’s wisest sages, drawing from the work of its bravest explorers, this is a true* and comprehensive map of the Midgard Campaign Setting! This beautiful 24 by 36 inch print poster map by cartographer Anna Meyer displays the sprawling grandeur of the world’s diverse regions, and the locations of its major cities, notable towns, distinctive geographical features, and places of wonder and terror. This Midgard World map is updated: now with ley lines, new locations, and richer geography—plus more details of the East and the Southlands!

Printed on both sides on heavy paper, the second side features the City of Zobeck as an inset on the Crossroads region, for gameplay in the heart of Midgard.

This the newest, most up-to-date Midgard map by cartographer Anna Meyer, known for her Greyhawk cartography and her wondrous map of the Southlands.

Whether your destination is the Margreve Forest, the Accursed Isle of Meshong Lir, the Sarklan Desert, or the Wandering Realms of the Kariv, let the Midgard World Poster Map be your guide!

***SHIPPING NOTE***: Shipped in a cardboard tube to keep it safe to your doorstep. Unlike the map found in the Worldbook hardcover, this one is rolled, never folded, to avoid unsightly creases!

*Midgard’s wisest sages are not responsible for loss of life or property resulting from the erroneous nature of any cartographical features derived from myth, folklore, rumor, or the fevered ravings of drunks and madmen.

Recently, the forgotten city of Anu-Asir, long buried in the desert, has been re-discovered. Would-be explorers, scholars, and thieves have come from far and wide to harvest the ancient city’s secrets, but one organization, Golden Falcon Antiquities, wrangled exclusive permission to lead the excavation and exploration efforts. This well-funded team has been preparing this massive undertaking for the last several weeks, and the city is abuzz with what will be uncovered.

All of this activity was about to come to a screeching halt, however, because the High Councilor of Antiquities of Per-Bastet discovered that the plagues and curses that destroyed Anu-Asir might return if the ancient city were disturbed. A day before he could give the order to halt all activity, he was attacked and killed in his chambers by a swarm of deadly scorpions.

The timing seemed quite convenient, and the sting of the scorpion cult rarely lands but once—adventure awaits those who dare to investigate!

This short adventure is designed for five 1st level characters. This 5th Edition adventure is written by Chris Harris and features cartography by Dyson Logos and art by Karl Waller.

High in the coastal cliffs east of Stannasgard, the proud dwarven city of forges and ships, an ancient fortress sits empty, facing the sea. The dwarves discovered the place before they built Stannasgard, and those early settlers named the place Binalric, the watcher’s keep. At first, the dwarves thought it perfect to house them as they planned their city and sourced the stone it required, but the fortress proved inhospitable in long-forgotten ways. A few old stories still circulate through the dwarven capitol about Binalric, but none now live who remember why their ancestors preferred hide tents along the beach to the stone walls of that desolate place.

A scholar visiting Stannasgard claimed the place once belonged to a lost clan of seafaring dwarves, whose reach extended far and wide. The scholar believe Binalric was a vault where the dwarves kept some of their most valuable artifacts. She attempted to mount an expedition into the fortress, but she could not find enough willing souls in Stannasgard and moved on.

Today, the fortress is empty, housing only cold wind and memories. What treasures remain within its cold stone walls?

This short adventure is designed for five 1st and 2nd level characters. This 5th Edition adventure is written by Jon Sawatsky and features cartography by Dyson Logos and art by Karl Waller.

Humanity’s Last Hope Corrupted!

The Tomb of Mercy was built centuries ago to house arks that would preserve the souls of humanity from an infernal invasion. Now you must travel to the Wasted West, unseal the Tomb, and send the last ark safely on its journey. Fail, and humanity faces extinction!

In Tomb of Mercy, players compete with the GM in a race against time to see if humanity can be saved, or if the fiendish servants of the Hells corrupt the world. This adventure for 8th-level heroes includes:

• Special time-keeping and resurrection mechanics to keep the pace exciting and the plot moving
• Three printable sets of cards for use during play: six Gates, six Monuments, and six Wardens
• Six new monsters and 9 new magic items, created specifically for this adventure
• Six pre-generated level 8 characters

Prepare to delve into the Tomb of Mercy, where the Horned Daughter of Famine and her minions await!

Warlock Rogue’s Gallery!

Thanks to the Warlock Patreon supporters, the new Midgard 5th Edition Warlock booklet is here.

The topic is rogues, rascals, and scalawags of all sorts, with particular focus on the Crossroads. This booklet’s esteemed sections and designers are:

• On the Hunt, by James J. Haeck
• The Fanged Four, by James J. Haeck
• The Silent Council, by Shawn Merwin
• Thick as Thieves, by Richard Pett

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The infamous Ghatazi Salt Pits lie deep in the Crescent Desert, northwest of the city of Saph-Saph. Here, gangs of wretched slaves dig precious salt from the ground to be sold in the markets of the Free Cities of the Desert and Nuria Natal at the behest of diabolical overseers.

Based in a ruined donjon overlooking the salt pits, the desolate mining camp is presided over by the gilded devil, Khemunsiri, and his ruthless cabal of devils and cultists of Mammon. Its cruelties have grown even more monstrous with the passing years.

This short adventure for the Southlands is designed for five 6th or four 7th level characters. This 5th Edition adventure is written by Richard Green and features cartography by Dyson Logos and art by Karl Waller.

Keep Aunun is the seat of a domain in the Grand Duchy of Dornig, right along the eastern border of the Arbonesse Forest. It is well known for its fine farmland, cattle, and horses, and the keep itself marks the western edge of a small town. And yet things are not peaceful of late; the Dornish are distressed by nightly kidnappings that have resulted in over a dozen people missing. Lord Roth Cereck Aunun, ruler of the area, has offered a reward of 2,500 gp to anyone who can end the abductions.

Unfortunately, earning this reward may require tampering with the Shadow Realm because a gateway to shadow, lost during the Black Sorceress’ Revolt, has returned. The gateway reveals a fragment of the shadow road and its missing watchhouse, once used by the Courts of the Shadow Fey to support raids on Dornish lands. The reappearance of the watchhouse is not yet well known in the Courts, and certain quite dangerous individuals are taking advantage of its return.

This short, shadow-infused adventure is designed for four 6th or 7th level characters. This 5th Edition adventure is written by Carlos Ovalle and Holly Ovalle, and it features cartography by Dyson Logos and art by Karl Waller.

Wonders & Perils in the Crossroads City!

The Free City of Zobeck stands proud at the crossroads of Midgard—a booming trade city town where adventurers, merchants, and scoundrels from all walks of life and all nations intermingle. Here, wondrous inventions are dreamt and great tales of glory begin.

The Zobeck Gazetteer is your guide to 5th Edition adventure in this merchant city forged in the fires of revolt. Use it with the Midgard Worldbook, or bring Zobeck into your homebrew campaign setting.

Within its pages you’ll find:

• Zobeck’s districts and locations, including the famed Arcane Collegium and the notorious Kobold Ghetto!
• Guilds, gangs, and gods, along with NPCs to challenge or aid your players!
• A new clockwork wizard school, and new magic items including the bag of traps, chronomancer’s pocket clock, and Red Lady’s scalpel!
• New player character backgrounds, mounts, and racial feats for humans and gearforged!

…And much more. Whether you’re riding into the Free City via its Great Northern Road or creeping in through a smuggler’s tunnel, Zobeck awaits you!

This is a preorder. Your book will be shipped to you in July.