The Crossroads Region Gazetteer released today!

Adventure and Exploration Await!

Grab your gasmask, your knee pads, crossbow and blade! Suit up into your junk armor and survival packs and get ready to dive into a world of high adventure. Welcome to the Crossroads Region!

      It is the year 2364. The Tainted Sea continues to recede, exposing patches of the former megalopolis of Los Angeles. Here, your heroes will explore old war zones, ruined cityscapes, reef-locked relic ships, stinking bogs and toxic bomb craters. Seek the bounty on the dreaded outlaw-cannibal Appro-Mortica, recharge your power cells at Array, and avoid purist deviant hunters and mutant supremacists as your dig team travels Forest Road.

     The Crossroads Region Gazetteer is the first official setting for The Mutant Epoch RPG. Designed to connect with other upcoming gazetteers, this territory sits directly above uncharted zones meant to be crafted by the game master. No further settings will be published which document the areas south of the Crossroads Region, and instead future books will only describe areas, north, east and west.

Included in this 448 page book:

• 33 Community Descriptions          • 98 Locations of Interest Descriptions

• 320 Illustrations       • 39 maps      • 20 NPCs

• Plus details on regional factions, ruin areas, outlaws, heroes, organization, nomadic communities and much more!

• Access to downloadable map and game ready content archive, including larger versions of included maps

View a robust PDF demo version right here 

The Crossroads Art Gallery 

or the book's page at our website  

You can buy the book in PDF, softcover or hardcover.... 

Buy a print book for $36.99 here* 

The PDF version for $16.99 

Or get a Hardcover for $46.99 at drivethrurpg com or assorted book and PDF combos at drivethrrpg.com

* An amazon company, with the Amazon.com page being auto-updated to feature the new book a few hours or days later than the release date. Buying through their createpspace store gets you the same book from the same printer, but we get a much more generous portion of the sale. But yes, I think Amazon cuts the price by a buck or two.