| "Long have they been abused, misused, and underappreciated. Now, from the depths of the underdark, they come. They come with their weapons. Their magic. Their mastery. They come to take their rightful place among the races of the surface world. I have bore witness to their unholy wrath. Beware! You will not hear them coming. You will not see them coming. But make no mistake...they will see you!" Simon |
| Discover the Quahali Kobolds, a bizarre sub-race found in isolated regions who follow a strange set of religious beliefs that includes reincarnation and ritual suicide. |
| Unlock the secrets of the Painted Witch Doctor and tremble in fear of this exotic shaman's power over the spirit world. |
| Try to avoid the pitfalls and snares of the notorious Kobold Trapsmiths. |
| Plus: Kobold Bio-Weapons! The Kobold Paragon! And new spells, feats. magic items, and more! |
| Main Illustrator: Herman Lau With additional artwork by: Robert Hunter |
| OGC content written by: Bill Browne Beau Yarbrough Chris Field David Sanders David Starner Ian Toltz James M. Spahn K. L. Quick Gary S. Watkins Peter Schaefer Robert Hunter Scott Moore Original Fiction and poety written by: Johnathan Richards Peter Schaefer And an introduction by the elusive Simon. |
| Become a devoted worshipper of a complete kobold pantheon, and explore three different Champion prestige classes |
| Contributor Bios: Beau Yarbrough learned to play Advanced Dungeons & Dragons over a picnic table at summer camp in 1979 and has been battling the forces of evil ever since. Today, he is an award-winning newspaper reporter in Southern California. He has previously contributed to EN Publishing's Bride of the Portable Hole Full of Beer and Dog Soul Publishing's Suck da Head, Squeeze the Tale. Chris Field has written dozens of products for a variety of publishers, including work for Expeditious Retreat press, Misfit Studios, Table Top Adventurers, Necromancer Games, and others. He has also written articles for Dungeon Magazine. Robert Hunter was born and raised in Toronto, Canada, a city seens as the centre of Canada to those living there and a city of arrogant people to anyone not. Having learned about role-playing games and Dungeons & Dragons with the Red Box (basic edition) at the tender age of 9, he has developed and nurtured a love of the game over the decades since. Passing between DM and player he has grudgingly accepted that he is a rogue through and through and a decidingly untrustworthy one at that. Herman Lau does freelance work and finds gaming inspires his drawn illusions. A native of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, he doesn't mind the cold; his calm, pale cast speaks of the frozen north. He also considers professional wrestling a real sport but prefers kickboxing and tai chi in practice. James M. Spahn has done extensive work for The Le Games, and has served as a playtester for several indie presses. When not gaming or writing game material, he also works for a game retailer, insuring gaming takes up most of his life. Johnathan Richards has written tons of articles for both Dragon and Dungeon magazine, including the Monster Hunters' Association "Ecology" articles for Dragon and the Challenge of Champions series of adventuers for Dungeon. This is his first published kobold poetry. Scott Moore picked up pen-and-paper RPGs as a hobby back in 1984 and has been wearing erase holes in character sheets and blaming dice for his misfortunes ever since. His writings have been published by several gaming companies including Fast Forward Games, Sword & Sorcery Studios, Expeditious Retreat Press, Ronin Arts, and E.N. Publishing. David Sanders previous publishing credits include E.N. Arsenal: Flails, Maces, and Morningstars by E.N. Publishing and Lost Books #6 (Raison d'Etra) and Lost Books #8 (Wayryth's Lexicon of Walls) by Clockwork Golem Workshop. Gary S. Watkins is a 45 year old dad who has avidly roleplayed for more than half his life. He was a founding board member of the Ben Con gaming convention. His publishing credits include work with The Polyhedron, Pegasus magazine, Grey Ghost Games, and The RPGA; mostly odd little articles and item ideas that fall out of his head and clutter up the house until his wife tells him to sweep them up (at least, the ones the kobolds don't steal) |
| Command the creeping, crawling swarms as one of the Kobold Vermin Kin |
| "Once I delved deeper into the text I discovered what a gem this was." Pandora's Gate Review "Disguised as a serious black tome of "koboldic lore", The Koboldnomicon is really just a fun book offering some original ideas for using kobolds as either adversaries or allowing them as PCs." Gamewyrd Review "As I read this PDF, two things occurred to me. One, I have not been using my kobolds to their fullest potentional. Two, there are some people out there with some serious, serious issues. And apparently many of them were involved in putting together this fun, campy, and slightly demented product." RPG.net Review "The Koboldnomicon accomplishes what it set out to do: help the DM make the lowly kobold a threat. Between the prestige classes, new spells, equipment, gods, and other new rules and ideas the Koboldnomicon should make the kobold more interesting, if not worthy of the respect of PC adventurers everywhere." RPGNow Staff Review. |
| Download the Free Web Enhancement: The Kobold Queen! Features stats for the Kobold Queen at 5th, 11th, 15th, and 18th level |
| Special thanks to artist Robert Quill for his Kobold Queen illustration. |
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| Do you love kobolds as much as we do? Why not let others know? (Um, besides the fact that they might look at you strangely, we mean). Declare your affection for kobolds with these special edition items. |
| Heavy canvas bag is practically big enough to carry a kobold...or at least all of your gaming gear. And our white polo displays our Kobold Queen on the front. Back of shirt proclaims in large green letters "I am a love slave of the kobold queen!". Click on the product pictures for more information. |
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