This new printing includes alterations to the original mechanics updated for the D&D 5.5e rule set, but also a breathtaking new layout, 30+ brand-new art pieces, and the Monster Disposition Mechanic, which expands the DM's options in combat.
Obojima is a leisure fantasy setting from 1985 Games that is inspired by the works of Studio Ghibli and the Legend of Zelda. Explore an island full of whimsy, mystery, and possibility! Meet spirits, uncover the secrets of the ominous Corruption spreading across the island, and eat some good ramen! Go on an unforgettably unique roleplaying adventure that everyone at your table will love!
What You Can Find in Obojima Tales from the Tall Grass:
- 2.5 New Ancestries- the frog-like Nakudama, the mysterious Dara, and Obojima's own kind of Elves!
- 4 New Factions- witch covens, diver leagues, youth scouts, and academic adventurers!
- 2 New Skills- break and fix things with Mechanics. Find ingredients and parts with Salvaging
- 20 New Feats- including Sword fighting skills, ancestral modifiers, and faction feats
- 48 New Magic Items- keytars, lunar weapons, even flame trail leaving bicycles!
- 50 New Spells- use Jolt to power ancient machines back to life, make weapons out of vegetables, sculpt sand to your whim, or even create magical train stops!
- 60 Monsters & NPCs- Spirit companions, legendary monsters, corrupted creatures and more. The new Creature Disposition System gives friends and foes new personality and unpredictability in combat!
- 11 Obojima Themed Subclasses- Origami-wielding Wizards, mask-wearing Bards, potion-brewing Barbarians, and the community created sheep dragon Monk
- Brew Potions Like a Real Witch - A brand new, one of a kind, potion brewing system that can be seamlessly added into other 5th ed. campaigns. Includes 135 ingredients and 180 new potions for combat, utility, and whimsy!
Fully compatible with Dungeons & Dragons 5.5 Edition. 2024 5.5e basic rules needed for optimal gameplay
Pages: 385
Lead Writers: Adam Lee, Ari Levitch, Jeremiah Crofton
Rules Developers: Jeremiah Crofton, Tony Casper |