The Pirates Guide To Freeport Hardcover – October 23, 2013

Cool setting for those who enjoy pirates and fantasy mash ups. This book is non system and just setting. You can buy the companion book specific to your preferred game engine.

This is full of helpful information for creating a Role Playing adventure set in the pirate town.

Freeport is a great setting. The book came fast and in excellent condition. If you like pirates and you like fantasy you cant go wrong with Freeport! Arrrrrr!

This book is a system free setting for any rpg system. I really got into it while running some true20 games. Now Iv come back to it and am now running a freeport GURPS game. My favorite setting book of all times.

I got into Freeport via the free True 20 version of the now-classic Death in Freeport adventure. After having run games for 10 years, I was amazed at how much humor and horror the setting evoked, thus I obtained this book (and the very good Freeport True20 Companion also).The layout and the quite usable map (not fold-out though, but on the inside cover of the book) are superb. The systemless descriptions of the different parts of town give me enough material to run a game very quickly yet leave enough room for adlibbing.Also impressive was a whole chapter on the key elements of Freeport and how to change them if needed, with many options for different needs and different worlds.Highly usable book, highly recommended.

Comprehensive, exciting, detailed, fullness ideas and life... a fantastic addition to my collection!!

This is a great systemless campaign setting and guide to the Freeport.useful for a good game

Love this book. It has sparked ideas left right and center. It adds a nice element to your home brew or you can run it as it’s own setting.

If you use Freeport at all this book is essential. It is beautifully produced: Green Ronin have certainly come on over the years. I bought the PDF and liked it so much I had to have the original.If you have never run Freeport, I would strongly recommend it - the most fun a bunch of seasoned old grumpy roleplayers have had in years. Yarrrr.