PDF Link The hero of the 15th Century Catalan Romance novel Tirant Lo Blanc, shown in the 16th century engraving above, is a cunning fighter. One of his favorite tricks in combat is to cut the helmet straps of his opponents so he can easily remove their helmet and cut their throat or stab them …
PDF Link Image #1 The Quick Start Guide To Hard Core, Fast-Paced, Historical Combat If you are curious about Codex Martialis, but have been on the fence, or if you like it but have had trouble convincing your friends to try it out, now the way is clear. Introducing the Codex Martialis Quick Start rules: …
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Available now on DriveThruRPG Image #1 A Massive Arsenal of Real Medieval Armor for your RPG Armor worn in 1470 was similar to the type of steel as is found in ballistic vests today. In fact, in most cases it was made of a tougher type of steel. Then, as now, metal armor was worn …
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Available now on DriveThruRPG Image #1 A Massive Arsenal of Real Medieval Weapons for your RPG It’s a dangerous world out there. And today’s adventurers have a dangerous job. Ransacking ancient tombs, defeating evil sorcerers, voyaging through the remote bandit-haunted wilderness, unveiling the sinister plots of semi-human cultists… this is not a good line of …
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Available now on DriveThruRPG Image #1 hard core, fast-paced, historical combat for Your RPG Make a character with a real martial skillset that makes a difference when you fight. No more waiting for an opportunity to make one attack… move, defend, attack, and attack again all in the same round, without getting bogged down in …
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Back in 2008 the Codex Martialis was released as a one off, a kind of experiment. The goal was to see if elements of historically based combat could make fighting more fun in RPGs. We liked it a lot, but it was up to the gamers all around the world to decide if the idea …
