Not content to rest after completing Larger Than Life, Michael Surbrook
has just finished up Ghosts, Ghouls, and Golems. This HERO System
sourcebook for the supernatural covers all the classic creatures:
ghosts, vampires, werewolves, and zombies; but also mentions ghuls,
golems, the wendigo, Jack the Ripper, and a few modern monsters, such as
the internet meme Slender Man. Each chapter covers a specific creature
in detail, looking at its origins, history accounts, and world-wide
representation. This is followed up by several character sheets, often
present a ’traditional’ and ‘cinematic’ version of the creature, as well
as a more detailed unique representation (the section on vampires, for
example, presents Count Dracula in all his glory!).
Thursday, March 20, 2014
HERO Games Press Release - Blackwyrm Update: Ghosts, Ghouls, and Golems in Editing
From the HERO Games Website
Not content to rest after completing Larger Than Life, Michael Surbrook
has just finished up Ghosts, Ghouls, and Golems. This HERO System
sourcebook for the supernatural covers all the classic creatures:
ghosts, vampires, werewolves, and zombies; but also mentions ghuls,
golems, the wendigo, Jack the Ripper, and a few modern monsters, such as
the internet meme Slender Man. Each chapter covers a specific creature
in detail, looking at its origins, history accounts, and world-wide
representation. This is followed up by several character sheets, often
present a ’traditional’ and ‘cinematic’ version of the creature, as well
as a more detailed unique representation (the section on vampires, for
example, presents Count Dracula in all his glory!).
Not content to rest after completing Larger Than Life, Michael Surbrook
has just finished up Ghosts, Ghouls, and Golems. This HERO System
sourcebook for the supernatural covers all the classic creatures:
ghosts, vampires, werewolves, and zombies; but also mentions ghuls,
golems, the wendigo, Jack the Ripper, and a few modern monsters, such as
the internet meme Slender Man. Each chapter covers a specific creature
in detail, looking at its origins, history accounts, and world-wide
representation. This is followed up by several character sheets, often
present a ’traditional’ and ‘cinematic’ version of the creature, as well
as a more detailed unique representation (the section on vampires, for
example, presents Count Dracula in all his glory!).
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