Gothic Visions (PFRPG) PDF

Now available—and FREE! Happy Halloween!

It's true - FREE STUFF!

Just because we love our fans at Legendary Games, we proudly present to you our very first FREE product - a beautiful 44-page illustrated booklet entitled Gothic Visions, featuring the art from half a dozen of our Gothic Adventure Path Plug-Ins. Amazing illustrations by Jason Juta, Hugo Solis, and Colby Stevenson, plus cartography by Rob Lazzaretti, as well as a foreword by our founder, Clark Peterson, which I will repeat here:

An Old School Halloween Present

So Halloween was coming around and the guys at Legendary Games wanted to do a little something for the fans.

Everybody knows I’m old school. Like, First Edition old school. Heck, it’s in the slogan of my original company, Necromancer Games: “Third Edition Rules, First Edition Feel.” I love it. There is just something great about classic gaming. For me it’s not just nostalgia, it’s a connection to the roots of the game we all love. And I really like mixing old school with a modern twist.

I wanted to go grognard with our little present. But what to do? So I got to thinking and I also got to talking with Jason and Neil and the other Legendary Games guys and I had an idea. I realized something I loved from the old days had been missing for a long time: the art booklets from the classic modules. You know the ones—the amazing Trampier art from Tomb of Horrors, from Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan, Ghost Tower of Inverness and Expedition to the Barrier Peaks. Those were formative modules for me, and a key part was the art booklets. Those have pretty much disappeared in our modern game. I wanted to find a way to bring them back, or atleast bring back a modern version of them. If you don’t know about this stuff, do yourself a favor and go get a dose of the history of our game from The Acaeum (www.acaeum.com).

This was my solution. An old school inspired present to you, the Legendary Games fans. This booklet is an updated, modern spin on the old art booklets you used to find in the classic modules. Except we are giving it away for free for Halloween!

Please accept this gift from us in the “spirit” it was intended—and given that the content is from all our Gothic Adventure Path line, I do mean spirit. As in evil spirit with a save or die attack. Now that’s old school. Will saves, everyone!

Happy Halloween!

Clark Peterson

Download your copy today at http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/107643/Gothic-Visions or on Paizo's webstore.

1st RPG Author Credit! WooooooHooooooo!

Whoa. I was certain I saw some of your work elsewhere. Congrats!

This was awesome to leaf through. Many thanks.

Thanks so much! Especially for the printer-friendly version. Come payday, I think I'll have to pick up the construct codex. :-)

Thanks guys!

Whoa. I was certain I saw some of your work elsewhere. Congrats!

Thanks! The author credit was an 11th hour surprise to me (Thanks again Jason)... so I'm still geeking out over it.

Currently I am the Lead Designer at Legendary Games so that might be where you've seen my name before. Also I've done a fair bit of layout work for some other Pathfinder 3PPs ... and that client list just keeps on growing. :) That said - Graphic Designers (especially in the 3PP world) only profit through sheer volume of work, so if you know a guy who needs a spare set of hands, let me know.

Also - a big THANK YOU to all of our fans for sticking with us and our madcap "Quality Over All" mentality. You all ROCK!

Viva la Tim!

I should point out for readers that our "Lead Designer" doesn't mean the same thing as when Jason Bulmahn is the "Lead Designer" for Pathfinder. Tim is responsible for coordinating the artistic and technical design, layout, and functionality of our products. The rules and text are all on the author(s) and the participation of the Design Team as a whole.

I'm glad people are enjoying Gothic Visions - almost 200 downloads in the first 24 hours. We're certainly proud of the artistic resources we've marshaled in support of our products and happy to show them off for everyone to see (and to see what they've been missing, if they haven't picked up our products already)!

I should point out for readers that our "Lead Designer" doesn't mean the same thing as when Jason Bulmahn is the "Lead Designer" for Pathfinder. Tim is responsible for coordinating the artistic and technical design, layout, and functionality of our products..

This is why I'm only trusted with pretty pictures - writing is hard ...