Two playbooks for Beyond the Wall: "The Fallen Divinity" and "The Stranger in a strange land"

 

"Fallen Divinity" &  "Stranger in a strange land"

Here (or, in fact, just a tiny bit below) you’ll find two (somewhat) new and (totally) weird playbooks for Beyond the wall. Both playbooks are more suitable for an urban-centered campaign than a village-centered one: a little village with fully operational Adventurer’s Guild would certainly be a rare occurrence! Also, their tables doesn’t strictly follow the same order than in other playbooks because, let’s be honest, they find no use for the more classical ones. In fact, the idea is using both playbooks in the same group, for reasons that would be totally obvious once you read their description...or just by looking at the image just up there. 

The Fallen Divinity was once more powerful that in Their current state. As in, way, way, WAY more powerful; the difference of power between a mere mortal and one of the Big Fishes of the Celestial Pond, to be precise. Okay, maybe one of the Respectably-sized Fishes, at the very least. This playbook is a modified version of The Devout Acolyte from Heroes of Yong and Old, but changing the benefits, the order they’re received and…well, everything regarding the narrative stuff.

The Stranger in a Strange Land comes from another world…or, from the point of view of this characters, this would be the another world, instead of old and dear Planet Earth. This playbook is based on the Rogue class and…well, as it was said, has a background as weird as the previous one (if not more!).

>>Download link; yeah, just click it, it's one of those "Google drive" ones<<

(but clicking the image at the top would also have worked; just saying)