The barong is a creature from Southeast Asian folklore, a protective sprit often revered by the people who live nearby. It’s one of the creatures of our Drintera TTRPG setting. Get the lore and 5E (Black Flag Roleplaying) stat block as a free PDF from our store. Join our Patreon to get more of our diverse fantasy setting!
Orcs by Jeff Koch. ©2023 Shewstone Publishing LLC.
Orcish Language of Drintera - Creative Commons License
In our Drintera fantasy setting, orcs aren’t treated as inherently evil monsters. They’re people. In fact, they’re cool people that we hope you’ll want to play as characters in your TTRPG campaign.
To add depth to Orcish culture, we commissioned a linguist to create a basic Orcish language, used on the continent of Niere. This language outline is free for you to use, modify, distribute, and republish under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribute-Sharealike license.
Language design by Logan R. Kearsley. Vyeghat stryeltso!
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Free creature from A Bestiary of Enchanted England: The Bugbear!
For our Kickstarter for A Bestiary of Enchanted England, we issued a Halloween backer challenge: if we get to 50 backers by the end of today, we’ll release a spooky creature from the upcoming book under the Open Game License (OGL). Our backers rose to the challenge, so we’re proud to present the near-final version of the Bugbear by Mark Lawford! Free for the community to share, modify, and redistribute under the OGL.
Illustration by Jeff Koch.
We had previously teased the Bugbear back in February 2022. You may find it interesting to compare how the text has evolved and how we’ve represented the creature using Fate Condensed rules.