A Prehistoric Monster Entombed in Ice!
It is March 1940 and Nachtwölfe has dispatched a secret expedition to an uncharted island colloquially known as Threshold in the US territorial waters of the Bering Strait.
Intercepted intelligence has alerted Section M to the expedition’s presence and agents are recruited as part of a joint Anglo-US mission to investigate and interdict. They... [click here for more]
Welcome to Section M: Priority Missions, smaller one-shot missions and scenarios to help out the hard-pressed GM. Inside this PDF you’ll find a complete mission brief and full colour map to help you run a shorter one-shot session, plus a set of Adventure Seeds to provide inspiration for further adventures.
In Resurrection Men Allied intelligence has discovered a network of Great War era tunnels... [click here for more]
Battle the Black Goat of the Woods!
It is March 1941, and Section M receives reports that a Ju 52 transport plane has been downed near the village of Glavica in Yugoslavia. Planes do crash in this remote mountain range, but reports of strange atmospheric conditions intrigue Section M’s analysts.
When further intelligence is received that the plane was carrying an unusual stele recently unearthed... [click here for more]
Adamant Entertainment is proud to present The Imperial Age, our line of Victorian/Steampunk products, made for use with d20 Modern or Past. The Imperial Age: Faeries offers Gamemasters and Players one of the most comprehensive supplements on Faeries ever released, applicable not only to Victorian-era d20 campaigns, but any game looking for a taste of the otherworldly realm.
Chapter... [click here for more]
While science and industry hold ever more sway over the world of Victoriana, magic remains a powerful force, from the aristocratic hermeticists who provide instant health care to the nobility to the petty conjurers who make a hard life a little more bearable for labourers.
But not all magic is so benign. The power to summon demons, to bring the dead back from the dead, to sacrifice the life of another... [click here for more]
Prior to the proliferation of affordable cars and flights after World War II, the most common mode of cross-country travel in the US was the train. Trains had their own culture and a mystique that survives even into the modern era due to their profound impact on American culture and lifestyle. More than mere conveyances, they were places to be. Whether playing cards in the club car with a sultry dame... [click here for more]
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