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Sea-Steeds and Wave Riders 1st Printing (Dungeons & Dragons Fantasy Supplements - Assorted (Judges Guild))
Published by Judges Guild, 1999
Softcover. Condition: Good. Judges Guild Dungeons & Dragons Fantasy Supplements - Assorted (Judges Guild) Sea-Steeds and Wave Riders (1st Printing) (VG) (no maps)Product Note: white coverManufacturer: Judges GuildProduct Line: Dungeons & Dragons Fantasy Supplements - Assorted (Judges Guild)Type: SoftcoverCode: JUD0066-1Copyright Date: 1978Author: Dave SearingPage Count: 28Please review the condition and any condition notes for the exact condition of this item. All pictures are stock photos. The condition of the item you will receive is VG - no maps. Our grading system is explained in the terms of sale section of our bookseller page. Please feel free to contact us with any questions. Product Description:Two 28.5"x22" sheets, each present deck plans of twenty different ships, small craft and equipment from Viking longships to dugout canoes. These are detailed right down to the wood graining in the individual deck planks; nail heads and rope ply of the rigging are visible in a truly fine work of art. The ships are hex-gridded in 25mm scale for use with miniatures. Included is a 32-page booklet with extensive technical descriptions, historical information on the cultures which used the various craft and equipment, and other gaming aids. These are suitable for use with any medieval or fantasy role-playing system currently in print, and ideal for campaign Judges wishing to expand their gaming horizons into maritime traffic and trade, and ram-and-cutlass naval warfare.
