About this item

• This book collects most of the commonly consulted DCC RPG tables in a single volume
• Containing almost 60 important tables and charts right at your fingertips
• Formerly a third-party release, it is now published by Goodman Games
• An indispensable additional to your DCC RPG toolbox
• Featuring cover artwork by Doug Kovacs

Goodman Games is proud to present the DCC RPG Reference Booklet. This book collects most of the commonly consulted DCC RPG tables in a single volume, making it perfect for quickly finding the information you need to keep your game running smoothly. Regardless of whether you’re a judge or a player, you’ll find the Reference Booklet equally useful, containing almost 60 important tables and charts right at your fingertips. The DCC RPG Reference Booklet has been around for nearly a decade and judges near and far swear by it. You’ll find it an indispensable additional to your DCC RPG toolbox, no matter if you’re running your first game or your one hundred and first. It’s like leveling up without the pesky XP cost.

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Containing almost 60 important tables and charts right at your fingertips.

Formerly a third-party release, it is now published by Goodman Games.

DCC RPG: Reference Booklet - Collection Of Tables & Information For Players & Judges, Dungeon Crawl Classics

This book collects most of the commonly consulted DCC RPG tables in a single volume.

Goodman Games is proud to present the DCC RPG Reference Booklet. This book collects most of the commonly consulted DCC RPG tables in a single volume, making it perfect for quickly finding the information you need to keep your game running smoothly. Regardless of whether you’re a judge or a player, you’ll find the Reference Booklet equally useful, containing almost 60 important tables and charts right at your fingertips. The DCC RPG Reference Booklet has been around for nearly a decade and judges near and far swear by it. You’ll find it an indispensable additional to your DCC RPG toolbox, no matter if you’re running your first game or your one hundred and first. It’s like leveling up without the pesky XP cost.