The Later Blue Tome of Amaxathroth the Cursed (Creative Commons Version)

The Later Blue Tome of Amaxathroth the Cursed is a 144-page color mini-supplement for Ron Edwards' Sorcerer and Sorcerer & Sword. It is a lush portrait of a demon-ridden world of corruption and decay, richly illustrated by artists including Scott Purdy, Chris Huth, and Eric Lofgren.

Amaxathroth the Cursed

I, made your compelled servant, tell you this: that Amaxathroth has not wandered the world in an age. His tomes decay, his words stolen and hoarded by wizened sorcerers who cling to life like leeches in their towers. King and Lords, who would suffer a thousand agonies to gain the curse of ages bestowed upon Amaxathroth, must instead torment captive scholars, slaves failed in search of the Wanderer's final tomb.

Amaxathroth the Patient does not laugh at these fools, nor at you, for all are less than worms to his gaze. He waits for this rotted world of men to end, or perhaps for the Demon-King to rise from a hidden coffer beneath the ruins of the Black Palace, forget his wrath, and rescind the curse of life unending. The dust covers Amaxathroth who has learned all that can be learned, seated upon the last of his Tomes, waiting.

An Aeon of Decay and Ruin

He was a cursed wanderer, an immortal scribe, whose bitter words yet linger to blacken hearts with greed and sorcery. Enter now the decayed final aeon of Amaxathroth's world, and walk its demon-haunted ruins, its fetid cities of rogues and vermin. Of the splendors of past ages little now remains, but wonder in awe at the fanes of Magak, the sorcerer's spires of Harumetha. This is a time of sorcery, rot, and ruin, and it will have its claws into your heart.