Heroes, Villains and Fiends: A Companion for In Her Majesty’s Name

By Charles Murton, Craig Cartmell and Fabien Esnard-Lascombe

It is 1895 and the future depends not upon the actions of governments but upon those of the Adventuring Companies, and will be shaped by countless engagements in city streets, ancient ruins, dense jungles, high mountains and boundless deserts. In America, good men fight to preserve their hard-won liberty and the great drive west is stalled by Native American mystics and powerful outlaw gangs. In Africa, native forces fight to push back the Pax Britannica – no longer is a Lee-Metford rifle and a disciplined resolve enough to put the foe to flight. In Europe, darkness gathers around the Austro-Hungarian court and the Great Powers watch warily, knowing its fall could precipitate a war to end all wars. Heroes, Villains and Fiends presents new Companies, from the rebellious Zulu and Apache to the spies of the Okhrana and Secret Service, and the mysterious forces of such groups as the Knights Templar and the sinister Hellfire Club. With equipment, Talents and Mystical Powers, additional scenarios and a sample campaign, Heroes, Villains and Fiends opens up new possibilities for In Her Majesty's Name.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
• Release date: Nov 20, 2013
• ISBN: 9781472803238

Reviews for Heroes, Villains and Fiends

[Jd Dibrell · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

The book is a very helpful & enjoyable expansion to IHMN. However, the eBook format makes It very difficult to tell where a section ends & another begins. It just runs them together too much. There's no page breaks or font changes. Since each section & subsection shares the same 1.1.1 type heading it is very easy to not immediately notice this change. This is a flaw of the eBook format for this type of heading system.

[matholwch · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

I am Craig Cartmell, one of the two authors of this book.
This book is being distributed illegally and without the permission of Osprey Publishing or the copyright holders.
What this does is steal money from a small book publisher and royalties from the authors. Pirating such work makes it less likely they will be able to create and publish content you might want to read.
Please do not download it, instead go to Osprey or Amazon, where you can obtain a digital copy for under £/$5.