A Review of the Role Playing Game Supplement 20 Things #61: Ghostly Hauntings (System Neutral Edition)

20 Things #61: Ghostly Hauntings (System Neutral Edition) by Simon Butler and Rikh Hart is a generic role playing game supplement published by Raging Swan Press. The supplement is covered by the Open Game License and some parts are considered to be Open Game Content as a result.

The supplement is available as an 11-page PDF for $3.75 from DriveThruRPG but was purchased at a reduced price thanks to a special offer. The supplement comes in three versions, two PDFs, one designed for print and high-end devices, the other for mobile and low-end devices, and a plaintext file. Two pages of the PDF are the front and rear covers, two pages are ads, one page is the front matter and Contents and one the Open Game License.

20 Things #61: Ghostly Hauntings (System Neutral Edition)The supplement has a collection of ghosts that characters could encounter. Each has a name, alignment, species, sex, class and level, as they had in life, along with details on detecting their presence, appearance, personality, mannerisms and how they might be laid to rest.

1: Ghostly Adventurers has the following:

Aadam Toivas, the Last Guardian, a ghost paladin who defends a tower.

Antero Jousti, who carries away the bodies of evil folk.

Eleva Seppo, the Glenmother, a druid who still looks after her woods.

Martta Kari, who lures people to their deaths in the swamps.

2: Ghostly Villains has the following:

Feljin Toppledepple, Devourer of Gold, who seeks to procure more.

Hannu Laine, a dead pirate captain who seeks his treasure.

Hurr Dag, Terror in the Dark, who causes nightmares in the sleeping.

Tommo Hirvi, a fallen paladin who appears after battles where no mercy was asked for or given.

Vilutar Tornia, who seeks how to end her existence.

20 Things #61: Ghostly Hauntings (System Neutral Edition) in Review

The PDF is bookmarked with major and minor sections linked. The Contents is to a similar level of depth and is hyperlinked. Navigation is decent. The text maintains a two-column format and appeared to be free of errors. There are a number of black and white illustrations. Presentation is decent.

Though most in the 20 Things range do not consist of d20 tables, they do consist of tables. This is one of those that differs greatly even from the average, being a collection of detailed descriptions of ghosts. It may be intended to be system neutral, but it is definitely aimed at Dungeons & Dragons and related systems. 20 Things #61: Ghostly Hauntings (System Neutral Edition) is a useful collection of ghosts that can be used for a variety of purposes and it can be found by clicking here.

 

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