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"I have purchased, used, and recommend this product. It's filled with a wonderful assortment of Adversaries, Environments, and some fantastic stat block scaling advice!" - @gaurelin.bsky.social
"Worth it just for the Mischief of Monkeys, and the Monkey Ringleader." - @hackshackgames.bsky.social
We're pleased to announce the release of our first volume of Adversaries for Daggerheart, Fangs & Felons! The ultimate campaign companion designed to keep your game running smoothly and your players running scared.
78 Unique Adversaries across all 4 Tiers of Play
Tier 1 - Adversaries: 23; Environments: 4
Tier 2 - Adversaries: 20; Environments: 4
Tier 3 - Adversaries: 17; Environments: 4
Tier 4 - Adversaries: 18; Environments: 4
16 Dramatic Environments with full stat blocks. Narrative Environments like the Around the Fire. Suspenseful Event Environments like a Stampede Event, or Caravan Chase. Or a Social Trading Tunnel of shady individuals.
Community Standard: Each Adversary was hand-crafted using "Making Custom Adversaries: A Guide" by RightKnight (Chris Davidson) for a balanced and engaging encounter!
Ettin Scaling System - Using our Ettin's Two-Headed Scaling System and Benchmark Tables, every single adversary can be adjusted across all 4 Tiers using our special rules brought to life that were inspired by RightKnight’s Guide to Making Custom Adversaries.
Visual Consistency - Public domain woodcut art style. Formatted stat blocks with checkbox trackers for HP and Stress
Digital Asset Pack - VTT tokens for every Adversary
Whether your table is wandering the corrupted wilds of the Witherwild, navigating the political fires of Five Banners, or exploring any Daggerheart world, this book drops predators, profiteers, and peril directly into play. Every adversary and environment is designed to create motion, pressure, and conflicts, with scaling guidance so they grow alongside your campaign.
Artwork Sources and Permissions: Some artwork © 2015 Dean Spencer, used with permission. All rights reserved. All interior woodcut-style prints and historical illustrations are sourced from public domain archives.
