Alephtar Games

Stupor MundiStupor Mundi (book)

Print: $27.90

Stupor Mundi is a history-based, accurate setting that allows you to interact with real European history without giving up the magic flavour that makes Fantasy Roleplaying so attractive. Become a Knight Templar or a Dominican Inquisitor, a Saracen Raider or a Venetian Sailor. Learn Astrology and Sorcery from the Holy Roman Emperor's court wizard. Join the only Crusade in real history that allows you to choose whether the Sultan is your friend or your enemy! Includes two ready-to-play adventures! Requires the RuneQuest Main Rulebook and the RuneQuest Companion, available from Mongoose Publishing.

Merrie EnglandMerrie England (book)

Print: $27.83

Merrie England is a setting that allows you to play in medieval England, but an England where Robin Hood roams the forests, where evil magicians cast spells on their enemies, where great dragons terrorise the land and where the fairy folk still rule Fair Elfland. This book contains character generation for Norman, Saxon, Jewish, Welsh, Cornish, Scottish, Irish, Fairy, Saracen or Moor player characters and has descriptions and rules for magic use and religions, as well as medieval background, scenario hooks and historical figures. Revel in the mysteries of Morris Dancing, crusade against the heathen, uncover the secrets of the Masons, oppose the unjust taxes of your absent king, or simply abuse your authority over peasants and vassals. Your imagination is the only limit! This book requires the RuneQuest rulebook (any edition), available from Mongoose Publishing.

BRP RomeBRP Rome (book)

Print: $46.08

"Any game master who wishes to run realistic campaigns set during the ancient Roman Republic will be thrilled with the lavish resource that Alephtar games offers. These painstakingly researched rules not only provide a staggering array of historically accurate details, but , more importantly, they succeed in evoking that sense of otherness we feel when we come into contact with a culture very different from our own. It brings republican Rome to life as a dangerous setting ripe for adventure, often stepping modestly aside, providing juicy excerpts from ancient manuscripts and letting the Romans themselves describe their world to us directly. Riots, bribery, mythical creatures and spectacular chariot crashes - it's all here!"

Henry de Marcellus

D. Phil., Ancient History, Oxford University