Don't Panic! Voidfarers' Guide to the 'Verse Vol. 2 has more atomic power for Player Characters, including:
15 Playable Races: Species of the Sector
Scalvs - small anthropomorphic molerat-men handy with salvaged technology; 3 subspecies: Desert, Spaceport and Void. Builders of the Kosmicube antigrav vehicles.
Cerebrak -... [click here for more]
"Dragonwrought kobolds are rare kobolds who are considered as much of a blessing as a curse by their regular kin. They're the strongest pieces of evidence for claim maintained by kobold myths: that the race is directly descended from true dragons. Their draconic ancestry boils under their wiry bodies, making constant changes throughout all of their lives. It is said that some dragonwroughts were... [click here for more]
"Interlopers....a pox upon the name warforged. They serve the Lord of Blades willingly and totally, wearing the skins of other beings to blend in and exterminate those he deems dangerous. The only good Interloper is a dead Interloper." Arbiter Stoneskin, veteran of the Last War and the Ovek Station Offensive
The first entry in the WARFORGED! series from Daylight Publications,... [click here for more]
Within these pages are additional player options for 5th edition that lend an air of the Bronze Age-- great odysseys and high legends. Included are the following:
-a new background and race
-5 new subclasses
-15 new spells
-armor and weapon options
New artwork is slated to be added with subsequent updates. ... [click here for more]
Coming to you live from the pages of Monsters from Elsewhere, here is a playable race version of the interstellar vagabond! Also includes two uncommon magic items.
Whether from a distant homeworld or an alternate reality labeled by number, some futuristic humans may be so different from “stock” humans that the basic racial traits simply do not cross over, even as vague and freeform... [click here for more]
Fresh from the pages of Monsters from Elsewhere, the quillid race is here to spice up your space games - or any game where artificers and wizards are welcome.
If you like what you see here, take a look at my other books! ... [click here for more]
Coming from a swampy homeworld (or plane) where soft tin is one of the only commonly available metals, udarogs did not have an easy time integrating into interstellar culture and economics. Being from a cosmic backwater (literally and figuratively), udarogs have worked hard to overcome their disadvantages and join the other galactic and interplanar civilizations.
Udarogs first appeared in Monsters... [click here for more]
