Corruption

Corruption clones and remixes the original rules of the world's most popular fantasy RPG, as published by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson in 1974. The game makes use of System Reference Documents produced by Wizards of the Coast and is also a Swords and Wizardry...

Regular visitors will be familiar with our 'top-down' approach to campaign building through broad 'campaign challenges'. The campaign challenges discussed in various posts have been tidied-up and used as the basis of Corruption's guidelines on linking ...

A Chariot of the Senses is made of white marble and accompanied by five horses, which are also made of white marble. While in this form the chariot, its fittings and the horses are impervious to damage and seemingly inert. If someone steps on to the...

Severely corrupted adventurers are not raised from the dead or reincarnated as normal unless an Atonement spell is cast at the same time. Instead they are raised as undead or reincarnated as an abomination. Unlike monsters created through spells and elaborate...

The new races and monsters included in Corruption aim to help to set out a few options for GMs/ Referees interested in adding their own creatures to the game. That includes extra evil races, swarms, oozes and spiders - all suited to dark and gritty RPG...

A selection of extra magic items, which were made for renegade, but work just as well in Corruption and various other clones: Amulet of Protection from Undead This amulet prevents the wearer from suffering the effects of an energy drain inflicted...

Corruption contains a selection of game or campaign-shaping options in the form of Corruptions and Wonders. The page shows a couple of Corruptions and a revised version of a Wonder, (which was originally posted a few weeks ago). Black Book The words...