Ironsworn: Starforged - Sundered Isles Guidebooks

See below regarding a slight production issue affecting some books.

Sundered Isles is an expansion for the Ironsworn: Starforged tabletop roleplaying game. It includes new gameplay and character options, worldbuilding exercises, and a vast array of tools and random tables for your nautical adventures.

This comprehensive expansion couldn't be contained in a single book! It includes two volumes, each in a table-friendly, lay-flat, ringbound format.

Guidebook One includes:

• Setting info for a world of wooden ships and iron souls.
• Guidelines for nautical adventures using the Starforged system, including ship and crew management, naval battles, seafaring navigation, wealth and treasure, character downtime scenes, and more.
• Rules references, including minor changes from Starforged to better align with the nautical setting
• Extensive world-building tools for launching your seafaring campaign, including forging the truths of your world, building a backdrop of clashing factions, creating your character and ship, and more.

Guidebook Two includes:

• Massive collection of system-agnostic generators and random tables, including seafaring events and encounters, weather, island landscapes, details for overland expeditions, people, shipwrecks, settlements, ruins, caves, treasures, and much more.
• Dozens of cursed tables revealing the dread aspects of your world.

Sundered Isles is perfect for a variety of seafaring campaigns, including gritty historical, swashbuckling fantasy, or supernatural nautical horror.

Prefer to sail the galactic tides? You can use Sundered Isles as a toolkit of new options and character assets for your Starforged sci-fi campaign. Or mix and match Sundered Isles with Starforged for Treasure Planet-inspired swashbuckling among the stars!

The Sundered Isles Expansion requires the Ironsworn: Starforged rulebook for play.

Please note, some wirebound books may have a few pages that seem 'stuck' together. This is not caused by glue, but that the paper itself is gripping the next page near where the holes are punched at the spine. We recommend carefully handling your books when you first get them until you're sure everything is fine. If you should receive a book with this issue, you can permanently fix the problem and avoid damaging the book by carefully running your hand between any 'sticky' pages along the spiral binding. Working from the back of the book towards the front will produce the best results.