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F R I N G E R A C E S

R o g u e s

F R I N G E R A C E S

R o g u e s

CREDITS

Developed, Written, Produced, Edited, and

Garth Wright

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Tremon, Kortalis, and other names of locations part of

the Kortalis Campaign Setting, published by Khan’s

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writer or artist, and may not be used without permis-

sion, except for review purposes.

Cover and Interior Artwork by

David Hendee

Additional Contributors/Playtesters

Aimee Wright, Kent L. Cramer, Jr.

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mation, stat blocks, gods, spells, domains, weapons,

and spells are considered Open Game Content.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Chapter One: Races

Crag Goblin

Prestige Class: Aerial Blitzer

Darkness Dweller

Prestige Class: Stone Ghost

Impet

Prestige Class: Poison Sniper

Moon Siren

Prestige Class: Silver Amazon

Chapter Two: Tools of the Races

Weapons

Poison

Deities

Spells

Magic Items

Open Game License

INTRODUCTION

This is a book of four races brought together with

a common theme; rogues. These are not all about

robbing and thievery. Each race is a unique look

at a culture that thrives away from civilization,

existing at its borders, and surviving.

members of other classes and races. The aerial blitzer

is a flying rogue with a chameleon-like ability to

mask him against the sky. The stone ghost is a rogue

that excels underground, and in absolute darkness.

The poison sniper is an assassin with a bow, a poison-

using master of camouflage capable of getting close

enough to the kill, and still gets away. The silver ama-

zon is an all-female prestige class tied to the moon

goddess. She is granted the ability to shapechange

into a strange, silver fighting beast.

Chapter I introduces the four new races. Each race

provides full player information, plus stat blocks for

DM’s (as rogues). With each race is also included a

new prestige class. These new prestige classes are not

limited to the races within this book, nor are they so

limited that only rogues may take them, but it’s easi-

er.

Each race within this book is has three parts. The first

is player information for the race. The second is mon-

ster stat information for quickly creating the race, as

in the MM. The third part is a prestige class. Each of

these races begins on a separate page for ease of print-

ing. In some cases, this leaves white space.

Crag goblins are flying goblin humanoids that have

abandoned the earth. Darkness dwellers are subter-

ranean humans that have highly adapted to blindness.

Impets are diminutive fey, often mistaken for little

devils. Moon siren are an entire race of females that

are attuned to the night, giving them powers over oth-

ers.

Chapter II provides other goodies that have been

introduced to the world by these races. There are two

new deities, one new domain, eleven spells (three

originally appeared in Tremon: Kingdom of

Sorcery ), a new poison, a couple of new weapons,

and six new magic items.

The prestige classes with each race are not solely for

that race, but are roguish in nature, and may be used

by anyone who meets the requirements, including

CHAPTER I: RACES

Skreev soared over the ridges of the mountains, searching. His zurgotz, a

breed of mountain goat, had disappeared, and if not found soon, it would be

Skreev soared over the ridges of the mountains, searching. His zurgotz, a

breed of mountain goat, had disappeared, and if not found soon, it would be

years before the tribe trusted him again. His keen eyes noticed smoke before

he smelled it.

He pushed higher, riding the air currents, letting them carry him along,

delighting in the freshness of the clean mountain air, the crisp thinness that

He pushed higher, riding the air currents, letting them carry him along,

delighting in the freshness of the clean mountain air, the crisp thinness that

his race, the crag goblins, breathed as easily as the bald eagle that shared

the skies. Soon his sharp eyes could see the source of the smoke... a campfire.

Four individuals sat around it, humanoids. Next to them lay a pile of gray,

a flattened skin draped over a log; the skin of the zurgotz. The anger rose

Four individuals sat around it, humanoids. Next to them lay a pile of gray,

a flattened skin draped over a log; the skin of the zurgotz. The anger rose

in him, eyes blurring in angry tears. The smell coming from the fire was

part of his herd that he tended. He swooped back to the his lair, and to gath

part of his herd that he tended. He swooped back to the his lair, and to gath -

er the tribe. These trespassers would pay.

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