Ki Khanga Sword and Soul Role Playing Game: Basic Rules

Ki Khanga Sword and Soul Role Playing Game: Basic Rules - Paperback

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Ki Khanga Sword and Soul Role Playing Game: Basic Rules

Ki Khanga Sword and Soul Role Playing Game: Basic Rules - Paperback

by Milton J. Davis , Balogun Ojetade
$27.00
Sale price  $27.00 Regular price 

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by Milton J. Davis (Author), Balogun Ojetade (Author)

Ki Khanga: The Sword and Soul Role Playing Game puts you in the role of a character of your liking in a world of mystery and magic; of villainy and victory; of sword... and soul.

Will you delve for lost artifacts in the ruins of ancient temples? Strap on beaded armor and an nkisi necklace to battle undead legions as they storm your city upon the backs of skeletal camels, or defend your village from a swarm of ravenous impundulu? Whether you're making your way through the magical forests of Wandatu or fighting to survive in the palm oil-lit back alleys of Sati-Baa, you and your team will need all your wits, combat skill, and magic to make it through. But most of all, you'll need each other.

This rulebook is the essential centerpiece of Ki Khanga: The Sword and Soul Role Playing Game, with rules for character creation, magic, arms, armor, divination and much more - everything you need to play Ki Khanga as either a player or Griot!

The next great adventure in fantasy roleplaying takes off here, and Ki Khanga: The Sword and Soul Role Playing Game is your ticket to a lifetime of adventure!

The Ki Khanga Core Rulebook includes:

  • All player and Game Master rules in a single volume.
  • The ability to create characters the way YOU want them to be, without restrictions of class or species.
  • Multiple maps and detailed overviews of the 16 countries and multiple cultures that comprise the world of Ki Khanga including their gods, major factions and threats, and more.
  • Complete rules for combat.
  • African weapons, armor, and items - magical, spiritual and technological - from hand cannons and divine armor to enchanted swords and biological implants.
  • Rules for magic, deadly traps, bizarre diseases and poisons, and everything else you need to craft exciting adventures.
  • And much, much more!
Number of Pages: 182
Dimensions: 0.39 x 11 x 8.5 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: June 12, 2017
ISBN9780996016759
Author Milton J. Davis , Balogun Ojetade
PublisherMvmedia, LLC
GenreGaming and Arts
FormatPaperback
PublishedJune 2017
LanguageENG- English
Pages182
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Balogun Ojetade

Balogun is the author of the bestselling Afrikan Martial Arts: Discovering the Warrior Within and screenwriter / producer / director of the films, A Single Link, Rite of Passage: Initiation and Rite of Passage: The Dentist of Westminster. He is one of the leading authorities on Steamfunk - a philosophy or style of writing that combines the African and / or African American culture and approach to life with that of the steampunk philosophy and / or steampunk fiction - and writes about it, the craft of writing, Sword & Soul and Steampunk in general, at http: //chroniclesofharriet.com/. He is author of seven novels - the Steamfunk bestseller, MOSES: The Chronicles of Harriet Tubman (Books 1 & 2); the Urban Science Fiction saga, Redeemer; the Sword & Soul epic, Once Upon A Time In Afrika, two Fight Fiction, New Pulp novellas - A Single Link and Fist of Afrika, the two-fisted Dieselfunk tale, The Scythe and the "Choose-Your-Own-Destiny"-style Young Adult novel, The Keys. Balogun is also contributing co-editor of two anthologies: Ki: Khanga: The Anthology and Steamfunk. Finally, Balogun is the Director and Fight Choreographer of the Steamfunk feature film, Rite of Passage, which he wrote based on the short story, Rite of Passage, by author Milton Davis. You can reach him on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Afrikan.Martial.Arts; on Twitter @Baba_Balogun and on Tumblr at www.tumblr.com/blog/blackspeculativefiction.

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