Skirmisher Publishing is pleased to announce the release of 100 Oddities for a Pilgrimage Trail, the latest title in its popular and ongoing “100 Oddities” series! 

Skirmisher Publishing is pleased to announce the release of 100 Oddities for a Pilgrimage Trail, the latest title in its popular and ongoing “100 Oddities” series! This 30-page system-free sourcebook by authors Michael O. Varhola, Clint Staples, and William T. Thrasher is available at DriveThruRPG.com both by itself and as part of a 51% off All That’s Holy Bundle of religion-oriented resources and a 50% off 14 Times as Odd, Half the Price Bundle of “Oddities” titles.

For thousands of years — and especially since the era of the Middle Ages — people have been prompted to undertake spiritual journeys of various sorts and this concept in general, and the desire to help facilitate and inspire such quests, was the motivation for the creation of this universal sourcebook.

This system-free thematic sourcebook contains an annotated list of 100 people, objects, conditions, or other things that characters might encounter on a trail dedicated to the veneration of some deity, demigod, hero, saint, or religion. It also contains a subtable for determining the characteristics of roadside markers and more than 60 illustrations by artists Stann, Amanda Kahl, and Brenda Cass, including two original full-page images.

As with other “Oddities” volumes, the contents of this book can be used in many different ways and in any manner that suits a particular storyteller and the needs of their game. All of the entries can be used separately or in conjunction with one another to add evocative details to a pilgrimage trail or any other route and can even be used as the basis for travel-based adventures.

Other volumes in this popular and bestselling series include 100 Oddities for a Creepy Old House, 100 Oddities for a Graveyard, 100 Oddities for a Thieves’ Guild, 100 Oddities for a Wasteland, 100 Oddities for a Wizard’s Library, 100 Oddities for an Enchanted Forest, 100 Oddities for a Found Car, and 100 Oddities for a Wizard’s Tower.