DragonWing Games is currently adapting the original Torn Asunder: Critical Hits for the new Pathfinder edition. This latest version will contain new material that supplements the Pathfinder RPG rules and expands on them. For this reason, we are initiating an open call for new material.
If you have any nifty ideas that you would like to submit for consideration, write them up and email them to us at creech@dragonwing.net with the subject header, "Torn Asunder Open Call". Specifically, we are looking for new healing items, herbs, prestige classes, and creatures that would fit the Torn Asunder theme but be written for Pathfinder. Additional rules to cover bleeding and shock are also possibilities as long as they do not override the basic critical hits rules developed in Torn Asunder. In that regard, we encourage folks who plan to submit to be familiar with the existing Torn Asunder book and cater your ideas so they mesh as easily as possible with the rules contained in the book.
Already, we have completely reworked the Called Shots system mechanic so it is not open to abuse. In addition Mike Kogan, a certified expert in prostethics, has written new material for the chapter on prosthetic limbs.
Submissions that are accepted will be paid at a rate of .02/word (after editing) no later than 90 days after publication of the electronic version. A print version of Torn Asunder: Critical Hits PFRPG Edition will be released sometime around Gen Con. All submissions should be completed no later than Monday, April 26th for consideration.
If you do not own a copy of the original Torn Asunder: Critical Hits, you may purchase an electronic copy for $9.99 at the: Paizo Store or a print copy for $22.95 at Studio 2 Online Store
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Steve Creech
DragonWing Games
DragonWing Games is currently adapting the original Torn Asunder: Critical Hits for the new Pathfinder edition. This latest version will contain new material that supplements the Pathfinder RPG rules and expands on them. For this reason, we are initiating an open call for new material.
If you have any nifty ideas that you would like to submit for consideration, write them up and email them to us at creech@dragonwing.net with the subject header, "Torn Asunder Open Call". Specifically, we are looking for new healing items, herbs, prestige classes, and creatures that would fit the Torn Asunder theme but be written for Pathfinder. Additional rules to cover bleeding and shock are also possibilities as long as they do not override the basic critical hits rules developed in Torn Asunder. In that regard, we encourage folks who plan to submit to be familiar with the existing Torn Asunder book and cater your ideas so they mesh as easily as possible with the rules contained in the book.
Already, we have completely reworked the Called Shots system mechanic so it is not open to abuse. In addition Mike Kogan, a certified expert in prostethics, has written new material for the chapter on prosthetic limbs.
Submissions that are accepted will be paid at a rate of .02/word (after editing) no later than 90 days after publication of the electronic version. A print version of Torn Asunder: Critical Hits PFRPG Edition will be released sometime around Gen Con. All submissions should be completed no later than Monday, April 26th for consideration.
If you do not own a copy of the original Torn Asunder: Critical Hits, you may purchase an electronic copy for $9.99 at the: Paizo Store or a print copy for $22.95 at Studio 2 Online Store
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Steve Creech
DragonWing Games
That sounds fantastic! I'm a big fan of the original and can't wait for the updated version.
One suggestion, though, split out the humanoid hit location table into separate tables for humanoids with tails, and those without.
Bleeding and shock mechanics would be nice, esp. since some of the Pathfinder mechanics already give a nod to bleeding. Unfortunately, I'm not great with mechanics so I don't know that I can offer specific examples. I'll have to give it some more thought.
Can't wait for this! I'm hoping to use it in my upcoming Pathfinder game later this year.
I heard great things about the original TA but I'm rather going to wait for the PF version
Giving this a bump. Just about a week left ladies and gents! :)