Tales of the Lost Citadel

C.A. Suleiman, Kealan Patrick Burke, Brandon Hodge, Elizabeth Massie, Mercedes M. Yardley, Erin Evans, Jaym Gates, Jess Hartley, James Lowder, Ari Marmell, Janet E. Morris, Chris Morris, Natania Barron

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3.00 · 1 ratings · 200 pages · Published: 14 May 2019
Tales of the Lost Citadel by C.A. Suleiman, Kealan Patrick Burke, Brandon Hodge, Elizabeth Massie, Mercedes M. Yardley, Erin Evans, Jaym Gates, Jess Hartley, James Lowder, Ari Marmell, Janet E. Morris, Chris Morris, Natania Barron
Lost Citadel Roleplaying is a partnership between Green Ronin Publishing and the Lost Citadel, a transmedia property developed by C.A. Suleiman, Ari Marmell, and Jaym Gates. This isn't the first time Green Ronin has worked with Suleiman and Marmell (Hamunaptra, Thieves' World), but it does mark the first license partnership between them. For those unfamiliar with transmedia, the concept is reflected in the setting's expression across multiple different media platforms, simultaneously. The Lost Citadel's first expression is an anthology of stories called Tales of the Lost Citadel. Filled with award-winning horror and dark fantasy authors — including Bram Stoker Award-winners and -nominees Kealan Patrick Burke, Brian Hodge, Bracken MacLeod, Elizabeth Massie, and Mercedes M. Yardley — Tales offers 15 dark glimpses into life in the last city of the living.
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