In Dragon 352, the world of Bas-Lag from the books by China Mieville, is going to be more-or-less converted into D&D rules.
Will Dungeon magazine accept submissions for adventures from this world, or at least adventures that could be in the world (with a conversion sidebar near the end)?
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In Dragon 352, the world of Bas-Lag from the books by China Mieville, is going to be more-or-less converted into D&D rules.
Will Dungeon magazine accept submissions for adventures from this world, or at least adventures that could be in the world (with a conversion sidebar near the end)?
We certainly accept adventures inspired by China's work (the Styes comes to mind), but we aren't interested in printing adventures actaully set in Bas-Lag at this time.
We certainly accept adventures inspired by China's work (the Styes comes to mind), but we aren't interested in printing adventures actaully set in Bas-Lag at this time.In Dragon 352, the world of Bas-Lag from the books by China Mieville, is going to be more-or-less converted into D&D rules.
Will Dungeon magazine accept submissions for adventures from this world, or at least adventures that could be in the world (with a conversion sidebar near the end)?
Okay.
If anything, the races and monsters from Dragon can be used in adventures to add a little bit more Bas-Lag-ness.
Awesome, the man is simply awesome...
Awesome, the man is simply awesome...Oh, please. It was nothing. ;)
[edit] Oh. You were talking about Mr. Mieville.
I'm such a twonk.
You're awesome too Heathansson:)
Aww, thanks.
I just am so looking forward to this issue of Dragon.
I don't know about you, but I'm expecting it this week down in North Carolina.
The wait has been killing me, for I cannot start my next campaign until I have the issue. (Coincidentally, one of the aspects of Bas-Lag that I require for my campaign just happens to be "beetleheads". :P)