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Midgard Worldbook for 5th Edition
The world of Midgard is a dark land filled with deep magic. It is an age of war, where dark things stir and omens are dire. This complete campaign setting, fully updated and expanded for use with the 5th Edition of the world's first roleplaying game, provides gamemasters everything needed to send their players on adventures where heroes must stand against the dark, driving it back with spell, steel, and cunning!
Midgard
A traveler comes to our Earth after being absent from it for thousands of years. He finds an unexpected guide in Los Angeles and they begin their quests to heal this world and to return it to as it was all those thousands of years ago. Throughout their journey, the traveler displays unimaginable gifts and talents of teleportation, mind control, telepathy and others, which he agrees to teach his guide and their companions they meet along the way.
Midgard
Timmy was a young hardworking young man, his life almost shutters when he falls in the hands of a ruthless creature that exercises dominion over his life.
Midgard Worldbook
"Pathfinder roleplaying game compatible."
Jormungandr - The Midgard Serpent
Jormungandr - The Midgard Serpent: The Story of the Most Powerful Creature in Norse Mythology Norse mythology is rich with epic stories and mighty creatures, but none is as fascinating and menacing as Jormungandr, the Midgard Serpent. In this book, you will explore the deeply rooted myths and legends surrounding this gigantic being that encircles the world and embodies the balance of nature. Contents: - The Origins of Jormungandr and Its Family: Loki and Angrboda - The Enmity Between Thor and Jormungandr - The Banishment to the Sea and Its Role as the World Serpent - The Epic Battle at Ragnarok and the Mutual Destruction of Thor and Jormungandr - The Aftermath in the Post-Pagan Era and Moder...
A Wizard in Midgard
On a planet modeled after the Norse interpretation of Earth, the Warlock's son Gar Pike and a young girl he saves may not be able to bring together three races who have hated one another since the beginning of time.
The Seer of Midgard
Snehild is born amidst a raid on a stormy, winter night. She is delivered by a mystical jötunn woman and as she slips into the world, the Norns breathe a prophecy over her. Years later, Himlinge, the royal seat of Sialand, is suffering from political unrest. King Tormod suspects his brother-in-law is plotting against him. Royal advisor Brynjulf Raveneye worries about which of the twin princes should be heir to the throne. The high priestess Ragnfrid grows jealous of the local herbalist who is favoured by the royal family. Worst still, the herbalist’s daughter, Snehild, appears to have powerful prophetic powers that may threaten the priestess’ position. But at least there’s something s...
Luke Brackins and the Rune to Midgard
This fantasy novel revolves around the new kid in town, Luke Brackins. The small town of Galeswood, West Virginia teaches him small town values. He learns the value of family, friendship, and helping your neighbor. However, he also finds that making friends is rather difficult. Luke, being the new kid, small, and athletically challenged makes him an easy target. After he fails an attempt to make the local football team. He finds a rather mysterious book locked to a jewel. The jewel would soon uncover a world full of adventure and intrigue. As it unlocks the world of Midgard!
THE CHILDREN OF MIDGARD - Two Viking Epics for the Price of One
CHILDREN of MIDGARD The year is 961 and King Harald Bluetooth of Denmark has his gaze firmly set on the Western Kingdoms of Norway where his nephew Harald Greycloak reigns. Bluetooth has declared Greycloak as his vassal King of Norway and will claim the establishment of the Jomsvikings. In doing so he will solidify the order, building a keep for the warriors he intends to use to create a fleet of men who will rule the seas under his command. However, the order is older than one man's claim and consists of many who have their own destinies separate from the feuding monarchs. There are men of honour and worth and there are those who seek naught but power and privilege, searching only to prospe...
