Böcker av Peter Bach

Symon Moonshadow, a Demi-god just off the adoption train, wants to be a Drug Lord. Proving to be morally inept most often, he looks at Humans as pets. After getting a vampire girlfriend, all hell breaks out, and he gets turned into a metal black boned skeleton. Running his successful drug operation with Ginger, his leprechaun partner, expands to anger the local city-state realm. The bishop from the abbey Trux is called in to banish Symon. From his mental prison, Symon figures it out. He doesn't want to be a drug lord. But hasn't an idea of what to be.

The Tombs of Misengrall is a D20 Scenario to be played at a microbrewery over 2 to 3 hours, or 3 to 4 beers. Whichever one you gauge life by. It will adapt to any roleplaying rule set you use with it. Or you can play it with no rule set enjoined in concert. I suggest Refs hand out pluses to attack for splendid jokes made by the players. All our scenarios are play tested at an actual microbrewery. No animals got injured in the making of this game. Beer has gotten spilled, but the player in question bought rounds.

The Slagarian Bastard is a D20 Scenario to be played at a microbrewery over 2 to 3 hours, or 3 to 4 beers. Whichever one you gauge life by. It will adapt to any roleplaying rule set you use with it. Or you can play it with no rule set enjoined in concert. I suggest Refs hand out pluses to attack for splendid jokes made by the players. All our scenarios are play tested at an actual microbrewery. No animals got injured in the making of this game. Beer has gotten spilled, but the player in question bought rounds.

Artisan Werewolves is a D20 Scenario to be played at a microbrewery over 2 to 3 hours, or 3 to 4 beers. Whichever one you gauge life by. It will adapt to any roleplaying rule set you use with it. Or you can play it with no rule set enjoined in concert. I suggest Refs hand out pluses to attack for splendid jokes made by the players. All our scenarios are play tested at an actual microbrewery. No animals got injured in the making of this game. Beer has gotten spilled, but the player in question bought rounds.

The genetically messy, inbred magic family of Moonshadow controls EF. The orphan Billy, a family outsider, gets to the center of corruption and takes the family down. He pulls the oppressive Moonshadow boot off of humanity's throat. His broken child with his Tragen time-wizard tramp girlfriend breaks the dimension. Fixing it destroys his wife, his child, and himself. Despite morality and righteous behavior, the power of magic corrupts humanity even after controlling institutions become destroyed.