Errata

There’s something wrong!

Even with the most well-planned project errors are bound to creep in. So too in this project.

You can find the official errata below in PDF-form.

The file has been updated to include errors in the 1st printing as well as the 1st POD-version.

Errata 1.0

If you find an error or something you think is an error post about it in our forum, and it will be investigated. We learn by our mistakes, and grow better from doing so.

Adventures

The world of Lociam is one of adventure and majesty. As adventures become available they will be presented here.

Lights in Old Houses

First up is one of the very first adventures ever made for this game. It is called “Lights in Old Houses” and was originally written back in 1996 for a roleplaying-convention. It is illustrated by some of the talented artists that contributed on the Core Rulebook.

It is free to download, and works well with the example characters found on this page, if you do not have a character of your own yet.

Lights in Old Houses

The Same old story

Next up is the tale of a poor village, a violent gang of bandits and a strange noise in the far distance.  It is a hunting-story where the characters are thrust into the action, and not only contains some artwork from contributors to the Core rulebook and more, but also an article with additional equipment that you cannot obtain in the rulebook itself.

Just like the Lights in Old Houses it is free to obtain through the link below.

Same old story

Circles Disrupted

The third adventure is one of the politics of magic, and the stuff of nightmares. It is about he hunting of a rogue warlock and the lands which he has moved through. The adventure also contains rules for Magical Circles (the organizations in which magicians gather), magical rocks and crystals, and a new Sphere of Higher Magic; The Sphere of Nightmares.

Just like the Lights in Old Houses it is free to obtain through the link below.

Circles Disrupted

More adventures will follow, you can check out the outlines of some under “Future” in the “Lost Roads”-section

Examples

Whenever there are new rules, new stories and new systems some things are evident and obvious, and some things are trickier. That’s where these examples come in.
Below you will find a few things to help you along, resources to make things a bit clearer if you find them difficult now. If you, on the other hand, find that everything is already crystal-clear, you need not mind these things. They are not mandatory reading.

Please note that the page numbers given here correspond with those in the 1st printing. The POD has slightly different pagenumbers. Updated examples will follow.

First up we have some example characters for the Core Rules. Five characters ready to be printed and used with most any basic adventure.

Example Characters

Secondly there is a combat example which details two fighters in single combat, walking you through the steps of a few combat rounds.

Example Combat

Thirdly there is an example of character creation, which takes you through the steps of the character -creation outline of the Core rulebook.

Character Creation Example

Then we have an interactive character sheet. This handles some of the basic math of character-creation, calculating things like secondary attributes and attribute-rolls.

Interactive Character Sheet

Gamemaster Screen

For further aid to gamemasters and players alike, here is a reference-screen. This is in six pages, with page 1, 2 and 3 faces the gamemaster and 4, 5 and 6 towards the player, like this.

Gamemaster Screen

Character Sheets

In the Core rulebook you can find the four page character-sheet, but if you need to print some rather than photocopy those, they are found below.

Character Sheets (Core Rules)