Fantasy
Fantasy centered on people and moral choices, where adventures and character growth reshape Near; Solar System develops the underlying rules into a separate framework.
Directory entry · CRN Games / Clinton R. Nixon (histórica)
Third-party modules welcome- Entry type
- Roleplaying game
- Rules family
- Generic
- Edition
- The Shadow of Yesterday
- Rules licence
- CC BY: confirmación del editor de Solar System
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What is it about?
The Shadow of Yesterday combines fantasy adventure with stories about convictions, relationships, and personal change. Its setting, Near, places people at the source of conflicts instead of resolving them through simple categories of good and evil. Arkenstone’s edition pairs that world with the related rules framework published as Solar System.
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At the table
Create protagonists with goals and convictions, frame personal conflicts, and let their decisions drive adventure and character growth over the course of the campaign.
For module creators
Publishing modules
Independent sales
Solar System's publisher confirms that Clinton R. Nixon published The Shadow of Yesterday under Creative Commons Attribution and permits continued creation of original material using the licensed texts. This route permits commercial adventures with attribution.
Conditions
Check the notice and version of the edition used. Do not infer the original's numerical licence version from Solar System; some artwork and layout are excluded.
Permission and sources
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Read the rules
Read the rules Licence sourceLogos and credits
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The Shadow of Yesterday
The Shadow of Yesterday logo — Arkenstone Publishing. Used under the publisher’s express permission to reference the brand.
Original logo design, resized for the web.