Exalted Funeral Press
UVG and the Black City: Psychedelic Metal Roleplaying (Ultraviolet Grasslands 1E)
UVG and the Black City: Psychedelic Metal Roleplaying (Ultraviolet Grasslands 1E)
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The Ultraviolet Grasslands (UVG) is a rules-light rpg pointcrawl module inspired by psychedelic heavy metal, the Dying Earth genre, and Oregon Trail games. It takes a group of ‘heroes’ into the depths of a vast and mythic steppe filled with the detritus of space, time, and fuzzy riffs.
The UVG is for referees, gamemasters, judges, players, cats, and fans of rpgs who want to run a months-long science fantasy Marco Polo-style voyage across a weird, old world.
The UVG is for any gamer who wants to mine it for inspiration, adventuring locations, odd characters, maps, items, and random encounters.
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