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Mongoose Publishing
Mongoose Publishing is a prolific British manufacturer of roleplaying games, miniatures, and card games, actively publishing material since 2001. Its licenses include products based on the popular science fiction properties Traveller, Judge Dredd, and Paranoia, as well as fantasy titles Conan the Barbarian and RuneQuest.
Mongoose Publishing grew out of the d20 System boom sparked by Dungeons & Dragons Third Edition, quickly achieving popularity and notoriety in equal measure by virtue of the sheer volume of its releases, and the early successes of its initial lines. Early product lines were aimed directly at supplementing the Dungeons & Dragons game. The first releases, the Slayer's Guides, concentrated on different monster types for the d20 system, while the subsequent Quintessential books, detailing specific character classes, went on to become one of the best selling D20 lines outside of Wizards of the Coast. The latter were to span three years and thirty-six different titles.
Later, as the company's fortunes solidified, Mongoose began an aggressive pursuit of licensed properties, acquiring the rights to the popular British comic series Sl?ine and Judge Dredd in 2002 and the landmark television series Babylon 5 in 2003.
Further acquisitions followed in 2004, including the rights to a roleplaying game based on Conan the Barbarian, the defunct roleplaying game Paranoia, and a joint venture with popular d20 System portal EN World, the EN World Gamer quarterly magazine. In 2007, Mongoose Publishing released roleplaying and miniatures games based on the Starship Troopers license and acquired the rights to RuneQuest and Traveller. In 2008 Mongoose announced that it was ceasing production and marketing of its miniatures ranges and would, for the time being, concentrate solely on the production of RPGs and miniatures rules.
In May 2011, Matthew Sprange announced that Mongoose Publishing and Issaries Inc had parted ways, meaning that Mongoose will cease to produce RuneQuest and Glorantha, though they retain the RuneQuest II core rule system which will become Wayfarer later in 2011.
The Drow War III The Darkest Hour (Drow War): the final in a trillogy of Epic proportions this adventure takes characters from level 1- 30 using the 3.5 Dungeons and Dragons books as a base.
The Drow War, Book 2 - The Dying of the Light: the second in a trillogy of Epic proportions this adventure takes characters from level 1- 30 using the 3.5 Dungeons and Dragons books as a base.
Chaos Magic Wild Sorcery: is not for the faint hearted - those unwilling or unable to maintain the daring or force of will necessary to harness great, unwieldy energies will find themselves destroyed by the very power they sought.
Encyclopaedia Arcane: Familiars - Crouching Monkey, Hidden Toad: The primary purpose of this sourcebook is to give players and Games Masters alike all the information they need to manage familiars in their campaigns.
It Is Alive (Encyclopaedia Arcane): Golems wait silently in dungeon corridors, ready to apprehend unwary adventurers who dare defile their former master's sanctum.
Legendary Heroes allows your campaign to become the stuff of legends.
Necromancy: Beyond the Grave provides Games Masters and players alike with all the information they need to introduce this macabre form of magic into their campaigns.
The Quintessential Dwarf II: any character choosing to play a dwarf will find many alternatives and options for expanding his range of abilities. With Career Paths, dwarves can customise their advancement and gain special benefits.
A tale of the Godswar
RuneQuest - Game Master's Screen - Packed with all the information a Game Master needs.
RuneQuest trolls are described in physiological, psychological and regional detail, including new troll-specific spells, legendary abilities and equipment.
The Slayer's Guide To Bugbears: Pound for pound, muscle for muscle, bugbears are stronger, sneakier and far more unpredictable than their other goblinoid cousins.
The Slayer's Guide To Duergar: The duergar, often called grey dwarves, live well-hidden in the darkness of the cold ground.
The Slayer's Guide to Gnolls focuses on this bloodthirsty race, from their brutal and savage society to their lethal tactics of ambush.
The Slayer’s Guide to Hobgoblins is the first in a new series of comprehensive sourcebooks from Mongoose Publishing.
The Slayer's Guide To Orcs: Orcs are the foot soldiers of evil, the creatures that make up the hordes of darkness that threaten to overwhelm the good peoples and turn the entire land into a region of little else than slaughter and depravity.