Kong: Skull Island
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This is a 128-page Cinematic Adventure set in the world of Kong: Skull Island.
Welcome to Skull Island, the domain of the mighty Kong and a land of unparalleled danger, adventure, and discovery. You are among the first to step foot on its shores, to explore its untamed wilds, to face the monstrous beasts more dangerous than anything previously known to mankind. Will you unravel one of its great mysteries, or will you end up as a snack for a slavering monster?
Kong: Skull Island gives you a wealth of new options for creating heroes in the Everyday Heroes game system. Prepare for the many perils that await with two new classes, new backgrounds, professions, feats, and equipment. Here too, are creatures able to test the mettle of even the most talented heroes. New combat rules for massive destruction and mayhem, as well as titanic scale rules, simulate creatures as tall as skyscrapers.
The new adventure “Sliver of the Skull” provides the perfect introduction to Skull Island adventures. Players must unravel a plot that poses a serious threat to the Skull Island ecosystem and save the island from ecological disaster with the help of mighty Kong.
- New Class: The Monster Hunter
- New Professions: Mercenary Soldier
- New Monsters: Titans and Superspecies
- Kong: Skull Island Adventure - Sliver of the Skull
Kong: Skull Island is a Cinematic Adventure for use with the Everyday Heroes™ roleplaying game. You need the Everyday Heroes Core Rulebook to understand and play the contents of this book.
Customer Reviews
I can't believe how fun this adventure is! They captured the feel of the movie, but it is still very unique and will keep you guessing the entire time. It feels like you are in a movie.
The cartoon on Netflix "Skull Island" will give you more to feel out the setting. Excellent background of the island, its people, and its creatures. Solid action adventure included. This is very much a campaign setting with an adventure included. A+
Like any good setting book, this rpg adventure comes with a healthy chunk of lore and resources that help direct your Skull Island adventure.
The classes they added were tooled well for any player to take up. The interior art looks very good.
The cover is a very neat image from the movie poster.
The size of the book is big. Maybe the size of a small vinyl record.
The MonsterVerse is an ecosystem that with every bit of media grows. I’m glad to have obtained this good work. I gladly wait for you to give Godzilla and maybe other Titans mentioned but we never saw in King of the Monsters (maybe some new ones too) their cinematic adventure. When that comes I intend to back it.
This book is beyond miles of awesome, however one thing that quickly came up from myself and players was from the Monster Hunter subclass.
There isn't anything that mentions what the significance of prey being marked as "SORTED!" Zero clue if this was intentional, or overlooked, but it's very easy to homebrew around.
Customer Reviews
I can't believe how fun this adventure is! They captured the feel of the movie, but it is still very unique and will keep you guessing the entire time. It feels like you are in a movie.
The cartoon on Netflix "Skull Island" will give you more to feel out the setting. Excellent background of the island, its people, and its creatures. Solid action adventure included. This is very much a campaign setting with an adventure included. A+
Like any good setting book, this rpg adventure comes with a healthy chunk of lore and resources that help direct your Skull Island adventure.
The classes they added were tooled well for any player to take up. The interior art looks very good.
The cover is a very neat image from the movie poster.
The size of the book is big. Maybe the size of a small vinyl record.
The MonsterVerse is an ecosystem that with every bit of media grows. I’m glad to have obtained this good work. I gladly wait for you to give Godzilla and maybe other Titans mentioned but we never saw in King of the Monsters (maybe some new ones too) their cinematic adventure. When that comes I intend to back it.
This book is beyond miles of awesome, however one thing that quickly came up from myself and players was from the Monster Hunter subclass.
There isn't anything that mentions what the significance of prey being marked as "SORTED!" Zero clue if this was intentional, or overlooked, but it's very easy to homebrew around.
