Up the Nile

Hey,

If you're interested in moving characters from Mythic Europe to Mythic Africa, I present to you a fan supplement to "Lands of the Nile" called "Up the Nile". Inside you will find additional information about Egypt, Nubia and Ethiopia in the year 1220, as well as suggestions for what the characters may encounter while searching for the sources of the Nile in Equatorial Africa.

The supplement contains technical information about river navigation, a lot of anecdotes and real-world details. It will be especially useful for groups that care about historical actuality in the game, or for those who decided to create a Traveling Covenant or Expedition Covenant.

This version is rolling and will be updated:
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/496934/up-the-nile-a-guide-for-medieval-travelers

This version won't require a DriveThruRPG account but won't be updated:

See you in the Mountains of the Moon!

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Will have to read it in depth, but it looks pretty interesting.

I'm looking forward to reading this.

You might want to post it on the thread for third party content.

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Ok... I've got that address slightly wrong because I'm on Android. Right thread, but that's a post, not the thread itself.

Oh, I missed that thread. A bit too late to move the post, I'll link Up the Nile there in the next announcement.

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Here is the version intended for printing, with wider margins in CMYK format.
Due to changes in the layout, it has more pages. It contains more text (short new paragraphs and new information in existing ones) and illustrations.
It will be available to everyone for some time.

And the cover:

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Neat! I noticed this on Drive Thru as a system-free but aimed at ArM5 sagas, and I'm delighted to see you promoting it here!

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I just received an email from DTRPG saying that a Rule System filter for Ars Magic exists, so I changed the settings for the pdf.

And the pleasure of sharing the information is mine.

I really appreciate the fact that Ars Magica is published under the CC license. This decision took me back in time three decades, rejuvenated me, and made me check whether creating fan-made game content for other fans still brings me joy.

It does.

So - thank you.

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Up the Nile printed for chariry auctions looks very nice and I'm proud of it. Please, let me brag for a moment.





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