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Last year at NTRPG con Bill and Matt slaughtered over 40 PCs between them. At least that is what I was told. I didn't participate that time. I was too busy having a blast with Frank Mentzer, David "Zeb" Cook, chatting with Jim Ward, playing Paranoia, and trying out Cthulhu Wars demo'd by Sandy Peterson. Oh, and an all day session in which Greg Vaughan tried to kill us all with his new adventure addition to "The Blight".
I should keep quiet about this con. It's particularly good because due to fewer persons attending you get plenty of chances to hob nob with some of gaming's greatest and nicest creators, writers, and artists.
Shem
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I have everything Necromancer Games and Frog God Games has done and I will continue to buy everything they do.
I also enjoy going to pick up the big books at the Frog Pond and talking with Bill and whoever else happens to be working their asses off that day.
Looking forward to Sword of Air and this and everything else that is coming out.
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Shem wrote:I have everything Necromancer Games and Frog God Games has done and I will continue to buy everything they do.Same way for me. The adventures never disappoint, and the books are indestructible (and give a 2d6 damage bonus as an improvised weapon).
I think that they also count as "masterwork" so you can enchant them.
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FGG is making excellent choices about which NG mods to update/convert.
I have been wanting to run this one for a while. I'm the type that doesn't mind converting 3.5 stuff on the fly (more like basically just using as-is if I'm honest) but I tend to wait for the PF upgrades for another surprising reason that might seem minor to most folks.
Not to downplay the work of whoever does the crunch converting, because of course it's great to know the CR's are going to be right for PF and everything, but I have to say the subtle layout improvements in the PF updates of RA and Stoneheart Valley went an amazingly long way towards making me reach for them when I need something to run.
Oh, not to mention having a thoroughly bookmarked to use in conjunction with the hard copy, that makes all the difference in the world at the table.
Anyway, I'm glad this one is getting the update.
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DaveMage wrote:I just asked the same question on the KS page. Thanks for the preview.Love the video!!!!!
One thing I would suggest is a tier ($80?) for those that want non-leather hardcovers in both Swords & Wizardry and Pathfinder versions.
Looks like they did it for $75 dollars - Herald of the Lost Lands (US): both game versions Hardcover + PDFs for both versions....
..and it also looks like we may need to fight for this one boys, only 40 slots available.
Check your initiative modifiers.
What time does this go live again?
Auxmaulous
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Aux--if we run out I'll add another level. The only REALLY limited pledges are the leather books.
Aww Bill that's no fun!
And here I was ready to go to cue this.
I would have won too.... I calculate in weapon speed.