books by Evan Jamieson (excalibur low-tech rituals)

books by Evan Jamieson

books:

The Dragon's Gate: San Angelo's Chinatown
Evan Jamieson, Steve Kenson, ...

Gold Rush Games, 2003

Delve into the mysterious world of San Angelo's Chinatown neighborhood. The Dragon's Gate is a setting sourcebook for HERO System, M&M Superlink and Action! System! The book features a detailed description of the neighborhood, numerous businesses and personalities, both beneficial and dark. Includes numerous NPCs, a map of Chinatown, adventure seeds, and an in-depth timeline of San Angelo's Chinatown! Plus, the book contains ...

Gender and Crime
Karen Evans, Janet Jamieson

Open University Press, 2008

Focusing explicitly on questions of gender and crime, Evans and Jamieson guide the reader through a range of classic and groundbreaking studies, highlighting key contributions and debates and providing an indication of the new directions an engendered criminology may take us in coming years. This engaging reader is divided into five sections, mapping the theoretical, empirical, and practical developments that have endeavoured to identify the ...

The Wheel of Time: Prophecies of the Dragon

5 reviews
Aaron Acevedo, Evan Jamieson, ...

Wizards of the Coast, 2002

Sprawling Epic
This a great sprawling epic of a module, with the heroes crisscrossing the Westlands in pursuit of the Black Ajah. Many characters from the series appear, and many of the events of the series are highlighted for the players enjoyment. The Cairhein section is especially good. A very worthwhile book.

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Sourcebook
Adam Gratun, Evan Jamieson, ...

West End Games, 1996

Join famed archaeologist and adventurer Indiana Jones as he travels the Orient! Visit the decadent pleasure palaces of Shanghai, the mystical villages of India, and the majestic castles of the independent Asian provinces. But beware, for the forces of darkness have begun to spread across the land after a century of dormancy. The evil Kali worshippers and their Thuggee minions seek to bring the world under the control of their dark goddess, and ...

GURPS Low-Tech
Evan Jamieson, Richard Meyer, ...

Steve Jackson Games, 2002

Relics & Rituals Excalibur (Sword and Sorcery Studio)

2 reviews
Evan Jamieson

White Wolf Publishing, 2004

Excellent
This is a great guide to roleplaying in an Arthurian setting. It provides roles for nonhuman PCs to fill in the campaign (depending on whether or not you want them to be near-human or otherworldly) and a niche for almost all the classes. They even managed to give monks a tiny bit of breathing room. Also, the Honor system is definitely worth taking a look at, as it is extremely well-crafted and ...