#tarantis

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There are great piles of treasure in the crypts below the city, waiting to be plundered (Wes Crum, Tarantis, campaign supplement detailing a port city of pirates and merchants in the Wilderlands of High Fantasy setting for D&D or other fantasy RPGs, Judges Guild, 1983)

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When you roll randomly for your new character's starting gold sometimes you cant afford all the gear you want at 1st level (Kevin Siembieda, Tarantis, D&D campaign supplement in the Wilderlands of High Fantasy, Judges Guild, 1983)

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Ho hi, ho hi, dwarves hard at work in the mines (Kevin Siembieda from Tarantis, D&D campaign supplement in the Wilderlands of High Fantasy, Judges Guild, 1983)

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Wizards command great powers from their lofty towers  (Tarantis, Universal Fantasy Supplement for the Wilderlands of High Fantasy/City State campaign, Judges Guild, 1983)

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It’s the monster on page 74!  (Wes Crum, from Tarantis, Judges Guild, 1983)  Tarantis was the final new publication from the original Judges Guild, detailing another city state found on Map 4 of the Wilderlands campaign.

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Brave adventuer contemplates the dungeon entrance -- Or bar patron demonstrates why having a yawning portal in the taproom saves a trip to the privy  (Robert Bledsaw II, from Tarantis by Bob Bledsaw, Judges Guild, 1983)

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Amazon's X-Ray for Savage Swords

Amazon’s X-Ray for Savage Swords

Amazon launched the x-ray option for ebooks which lets you create a dictionary/wiki for terms, places and characters in your books.

when I decided to go for it I never expected to end up with a text of fifty one entries that reached nearly ten thousand words!

the results were astonishing and I enjoyed the process extremely because I added depth to many phases in the Tarantis timeline and much…

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celtic god Taranis with wheel and another goddess by petrus.agricola on Flickr.