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Shrouded Campaign Setting (5E Compatible) Avaliable at DriveThruRPG

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2026 7:14 pm
by Lucius
Greetings,

Shrouded is a Dark Fantasy Campaign Setting, compatible with Imaginaery RPG System and also 5e (you receive both versions of the book with a single purchase with no extra cost), inspired by the "Soulslike" games.

Avaliable at DrivethruRPG

English:https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product ... gn-setting

Portuguese:https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product ... e-campanha

A world on the brink of ruin, full of mysteries and tragedies, where the dead, called the Shrouded, walk side by side with the living.
Here, death is not the end, but it can be the beginning of a much more terrible fate.
In these dark pages, you will find:

- Introduction to the atmosphere of the Shrouded Setting;
Chapter I: Detailing the consequences of the catastrophe that affected the world;
Chapter II: History and details of the World;
Chapter III: Rules for creating Shrouded (undead) characters and character options (subclasses, new abilities and concepts);
Chapter IV: World Geography, detailing the decaying lands, their rulers, politics, and events;
Chapter V: NPCs, presenting statistics on the most influential figures;
Chapter VI: Adventure Hooks;
Chapter VII: Bestiary.
Also included is a 4k resolution map of the world, and two other maps of notable regions.

The version for the Imaginaery RPG System allows the creation and commercialization of content for the setting, without the need for any royalties for the authors.

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Re: Shrouded Campaign Setting (5E Compatible) Avaliable at DriveThruRPG

Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2026 1:51 am
by TheArcaneWeirdo
They turned Necropolis into an entire campaign setting? :azalin: :lol:

Re: Shrouded Campaign Setting (5E Compatible) Avaliable at DriveThruRPG

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2026 12:37 am
by Lucius
Not so drastic as Necropolis...

But the supplement "Requiem: the Grim Harvest" surely was one of my inspirations. I remember how innovative it was during the second edition, by allowing undead PCs with a corruption system.

Other inspiration was the "Ghostwalk" campaign setting for 3 ed... and, surely, the "Dark Souls" videogame series.